This page is specifically for providers at military hospitals and clinics and TRICARE-authorized providers. Find information about training, how to become a TRICARE provider and other provider-focused information.

TBICoE offers training opportunities and resources along the care continuum of traumatic brain injury management from prevention to recovery for military and civilian health care providers. These trainings are free and some offer continuing education credit.

TBICoE is committed to providing resources on TBI to help service members, veterans, family members, caregivers, and health care providers. Clinical recommendations, tools, and provider education resources are available for download.

Clinician’s Corner is a blog series written by leaders, clinicians and experts on current topics of interest for psychological health care providers, researchers, policy makers and others interested in psychological health in the Military Health System. Find clinical guidance, resources, and research updates related to prevention, screening and ...

Low-level blast is the blast generated from firing heavy weapons systems or explosives in combat or training environments. LLB exposure is not the same as concussion or traumatic brain injury.

DMRTI Course Information

The Military Health System has no higher priority than the safety of our patients. Our commitment to Ready Reliable Care sustains a culture of safety at every hospital, clinic or other point of care across the MHS.

Research and Analytics

The Clinical Investigations Program Branch facilitates research and training to support graduate health sciences education and other allied health programs of the military services, enhances patient care in the Military Health System, and contributes to medical readiness solutions.

On May 28, former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel directed a 90-day comprehensive review of the Military Health System (MHS), focused on access to care, safety, and the quality of care provided to all DOD beneficiaries, both in military treatment facilities and in the health care that the department purchases from civilian health care providers.

The Proposal Management Information System program is a web-based application used to facilitate program management at the AFHSB's Global Emerging Infections Surveillance section. ProMIS is used by Investigators in the GEIS partner network to submit proposals for funding consideration and GEIS operations staff to track progress made by funded projects.

Psych Health Evidence Briefs Methodology

The Department of Defense Pharmacy Operations Division provides a unified, preferred and Ready Pharmacy benefit.

AFHSB operates the Defense Medical Surveillance System (DMSS), a continuously expanding relational database that documents military and medical experiences of service members throughout their careers.

When you were on active duty, you used TRICARE. You may have received care at military hospitals and clinics or from TRICARE-authorized civilian providers. Now that you're separated from active duty you may only be eligible for health care from Veteran's Affairs (VA).