Military folks - if you receive this letter from Tricare you must respond. Don't ignore like we usually do... Dear TRICARE Beneficiary, In a recent review of your enrollment informaion, we found that you have a residential address that exceeds the 30-minute Access to Care (ATC) travel standard from your assigned Primary Care Manager (PCM) and we do not have an ATC waiver on file. To provide the best possible care, your PCM should be located within a 30-minute drive time from your residence. In order to continue your PRIME enrollment, you will need to change your PCM or waive your ATC standards. By waiving your ATC standards, you are agreeeing to drive more than 30 minutes for primary care and may be required to drive more than 60 minutes for specialty care. If you seek services from a new PCM without a referral from your assigned PCM, Point of Service (POS) charges will apply.....
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