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Patients by TRICARE Plan

  • TRICARE serves approximately 9.5 million beneficiaries.
  • This table shows the breakdown of that population by the type of plans being used (end of Fiscal Year 2022).
  • To learn more about these plans, visit the TRICARE Website.
TRICARE Prime Enrolled:
4.5 million beneficiaries		 TRICARE Select Enrolled/Non-Enrolled:
2.1 million beneficiaries		 Medicare-Eligible:
2.5 million beneficiaries		 Non-enrolled:
377,666 

3,100,140 TRICARE Prime: MTF1 PCM2

1,139,643 TRICARE Prime: Network PCM

178,650 TRICARE Prime Remote

114,643 US Family Health Plan

4,052 TRICARE Young Adult-Prime

1,598,613 TRICARE Select

410,272 TRICARE Reserve Select

358,000 Direct CareDirect care refers to military hospitals and clinics, also known as “military treatment facilities” and “MTFs.”Direct Care Only

31,823 TRICARE Young Adult - Select

18,172 TRICARE Plus

13,142 TRICARE Retired Reserve

2,118,309 TRICARE For Life

187,880 TRICARE Plus

100,342 Direct Care Only

38,541 US Family Health Plan

28,331 Prime: MTF PCM

30,003 Prime: Network PCM

2,300Other

376,011 Direct Care only

1,589 TRICARE Plus

1. Military treatment facility - also known as military hospital or clinic.

2. Primary care manager.

Last Updated: October 30, 2023
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