These tables show cost-shares or copayments and annual deductibles for families and individuals who use Tricare.
The following tables provide examples of cost shares or copayments and annual deductibles for families who use civilian providers and facilities under each of the Tricare options.
Tricare Categories
There are two categories of Tricare beneficiaries:
- Group A for service members who entered active duty before 2018
- Group B for service members who entered active duty in 2018 or later
2027 In-Network Cost Shares and Deductibles for Active-Duty, Guard and Reserve:
Tricare Prime
|
Tricare Select
|
|
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Annual Deductible |
None |
Group A: $50/individual or $100/family for E-4 and below; $150/$300 for E-5 and above Group B: $68/individual or $137/family for E-4 and below; $205/$411 for E-5 and above |
|
Annual Enrollment Fee |
None |
None |
|
Primary Care Visit |
No cost |
Group A: $30 Group B: $20 |
|
Specialist |
No cost |
Group A: $39 Group B: $34 |
|
Ambulance |
No cost |
Group A: $86 Group B: $20 |
|
Emergency Room |
No cost |
Group A: $107 Group B: $54 |
|
Hospital |
No cost |
Group A: $25.45/day Group B: $82/admission |
2027 In-Network Cost Shares for Retirees (under 65), Their Family Members and Others:
Tricare Prime
|
Tricare Select
|
|
|
Annual Deductible |
None |
Group A: $150/individual; $300/family Group B: $205/individual; $411/family |
|
Annual Enrollment Fee |
Group A: $396/individual $792.96/family Group B: $480/individual $960/family |
Group A: $193.92/individual $388.92/family Group B: $616.92/individual $1,233.96/family |
|
Primary Care Visit |
$25 |
Group A: $40 Group B: $34 |
|
Specialist |
$38 |
Group A: $52 Group B: $54 |
|
Ambulance |
$51 |
Group A: $115 Group B: $82 |
|
Emergency Room |
$77 |
Group A: $143 Group B: $109 |
|
Hospital |
$193/admission |
Group A: $250/day up to 25% of hospital charges, plus 20% of separately billed services Group B: $240 per admission |
For more detailed information, see our detailed Tricare program pages:
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Silver leverage is strong here; beta cuts both ways though.
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Silver leverage is strong here; beta cuts both ways though.
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