Continued Health Care Benefit Program

To purchase CHCBP coverage, you must do so within 60 days of loss of TRICARE eligibility (regular TRICARE or through the Transitional Assistance Management Program). CHCBP coverage begins on the first day after the loss of TRICARE eligibility. For current costs, visit TRICARE Compare Costs.

CHCBP enrollees can’t get care at military hospitals and clinics, except in an emergency.

Purchasing Coverage

1. Complete the Continued Health Care Benefit Program Enrollment Application (DD Form 2837).
2. Mail the application to:

Humana Military 
Attn: CHCBP
P.O. Box 740072
Louisville, KY 40201-7472

You must send proof of eligibility and payment in full for the first 90 days with your enrollment form. Unremarried former spouses must also send a copy of the final decree of divorce, dissolution, or annulment. Learn more about CHCBP premiums.

Renewing Coverage

• CHCBP coverage is purchased in 90-day increments. Premiums are billed quarterly.
• Humana Military sends a renewal notice 30 days before the expiration each quarterly coverage period.
• You must pay renewal premiums before the coverage expiration date printed on the renewal notice.
• Payments postmarked later than 30 days after the last date of coverage will result in loss of CHCBP benefits and permanent loss of qualification to purchase CHCBP coverage.

Types of Plans

The CHCBP offers individual and family plans. Mark the type of plan you want when completing the enrollment application.

• Individual coverage is available to the sponsor, an unremarried former spouse, or a child who loses eligibility due to age.
• Family coverage is only available to a separatingSeparating from the military means that you leave the service before you retire. service member and their eligible family members.

Adding Family Members

The sponsor’s plan type can be changed from individual to family only if:

• The sponsor gets married.
• The sponsor has a baby or legally adopts a child.
• A child is placed as a legal ward in the home of the sponsor.

Sponsors can add a family member within 60 days of the qualifying life event. Coverage is retroactive to the day of the marriage, birth, adoption, or placement.