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NEW YORK — Stephen Colbert is dusting off his camouflage suit. The comedian will broadcast two special episodes of Comedy Central’s “The Colbert Report” to celebrate the end of combat operations in Iraq and to honor returning troops.
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Q. My husband has Tricare Prime. He is considering a full-time job with full benefits. If health insurance is an optional benefit, does Tricare require that he take it?
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Q. I will get Medicare and Tricare for Life on Dec. 1. I live near an Air Force base and have been getting most of my health care from specialists there. I know that under Tricare for Life, I need to get my care from Medicare providers, which is fine, but can they still refer me to military doctors, if necessary?
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Q. You have written that “under Tricare for Life, you must get all your civilian medical care from Medicare providers only.” That’s only if you expect Medicare to pay its portion under Tricare for Life, right? I live overseas and will enroll in both Medicare Parts A and B when the time comes. Will that ensure my current Tricare Standard coverage continues under TFL?
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Q. My son’s father is an Army retiree. He’s trying to get out of paying for my son’s insurance under the child support order. His current wife is on active duty. He said she would be able to cover my son’s Tricare Prime since he is married to her. Is that possible? My son lives with me and my husband.
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