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5.   What is the term used to designate the uniformed services member ? 6.   Who makes...

5.   What is the term used to designate the uniformed services member ?

6.   Who makes decisions about eligibility ?

7.   What should the medical billing specialist do when a Tricare patient arrived for treatment ?

9.   Who may contact deers ?

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5)Tricare - it is a health care program of United States department of defence ministry and health system.

6) Various branches of military service take decision about eligibility.

7) Medical billing specialist process the health insurance claim to the hospitals,clinics and other health care facilities.

9)Defence enrollment eligibility reporting system-;. Deers information can be verified by contacting Tricare managed care supporting contractor,local Tricare contact centre or nearest personal office by sponsors or registered family members.

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