TRICARE Young Adult premiums to Increase
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Release No: NR-411-15 October 28, 2015
The TRICARE Health Plan has announced the 2016 premiums for TRICARE Young Adult Prime and Standard options covering beneficiaries between 23 and 26 years old. These premiums are adjusted on an annual basis and go into effect
For 2016, the monthly premium for TYA Prime is
TYA Prime or Standard are options for eligible young adult beneficiaries, who are encouraged to explore all of their health care choices and pick the plan best suited to their needs.
With premiums competitive to similar plans, TRICARE Young Adult is comparable to available platinum-level health care plans. Other health care options for young adult beneficiaries include:
* Purchasing TYA Standard - lower premiums, higher cost shares - instead of TYA Prime
* Enrolling in a parent's civilian health insurance plan, if available
* Purchasing a plan offered through the
* Purchasing coverage through the college or university, if enrolled
Lower cost plans may be available depending on income and residence, and assistance paying premiums may be available. Beneficiaries may also qualify for
Visit www.tricare.mil/TYA for more information.



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