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The U.S. military says it has plenty of coronavirus tests ready, but not everyone meets requirements to get tested.

The 24/7 health care assistance line is seeing a "larger than usual call volume."

A recent study found “insufficient evidence” that the treatment is effective.

The DHA announced plans to halt care for military retirees, retiree families and active-duty family members at 38 facilities.

The list is included in a 61-page report to Congress delivered Wednesday.

Tricare officials said they plan to add the self-administered injection, Vyleesi, to the list of covered drugs.

Tricare beneficiaries in select regions will try out a plan that will let them go to other bases for specialized treatment.

Military retirees receiving care on bases nationwide are being quietly shifted to off-base civilian providers.

Lt. Gen. Ronald Place's highest priority as director of the Defense Health Agency is great outcomes for every patient.

The goal is that these types of partnerships will move Tricare to a value-based system instead of a volume-based program.