Tricare

An electric breast pump goes for $192 in stores; the Pentagon pays $1,400.

The DoD's new electronic health records system is on track despite ongoing startup problems faced by pilot program users.

Some Tricare Prime users will now need specialty care referrals and other pre-authorizations after a waiver period ended.

One category of Tricare users won't be able to purchase the new vision benefit.

As of late last month, 45,000 Tricare beneficiaries or households were missing payment information.

Family members stationed in those countries will have access to this tool for the first time.

The problem affects those who don't pay through paycheck allotment and those who purchased certain plans.

Many Prime retiree or Tricare Reserve Select, Tricare Retired Reserve or Tricare Young Adult users could lose coverage.

A waiver allowing Tricare users in the West region to receive civilian specialty care without a referral has been extended.