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Are you displaced back to the United States? We’ve got you covered. Get details about how you continue to get health care and who to call if you have questions. Visit www.tricare.mil/displaced to learn more.
A spouse is a transitional survivor for 3 years from the date of death of the sponsor. Children are transitional survivors from the date of death of the sponsor until they age out or lose eligibility for other reasons. During transitional survivor status, you are covered as "active duty family members." Health plan options and costs don’t change. To learn more, visit the Survivors of Active Duty Service Members page.
Last Updated 5/20/2024
