US EditionThousands in West Region being booted out of military’s Tricare
- TriWest Healthcare Alliance began disenrolling about 30,000 Tricare beneficiaries in the West Region on May 1, 2025, for failing to set up recurring payments by April 30.
- The disenrollment resulted from the automatic transfer of sensitive payment data that failed after TriWest replaced Health Net Federal Services as the region's contractor on January 1.
- Affected beneficiaries paying with credit, debit, or bank transfers received letters instructing them to call TriWest and pay overdue fees retroactive to January 1 to reinstate coverage by June 30, without automatic reinstatement.
- TriWest reported that 59% of beneficiaries had set up payment before deadlines despite portal glitches and call center issues, and has added staff to address the problems.
- This disenrollment does not impact beneficiaries enrolled in Tricare for Life, the Family Health Plan for military members, or international Tricare options, underscoring persistent coverage difficulties faced by many military households in the Western Region.
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Hegseth orders deadline for trans service members to leave military: 'Out at the DOD'
Transgender troops were given 30–60 days to leave military under a new Defense Department policy after the Supreme Court allowed President Donald Trump's service ban to take effect.
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Army TimesThousands in West Region being booted out of military’s Tricare
Those who want to reinstate their coverage must do so by June 30.
Removing Transvestites From The Military Enhances Readiness And Lethality - Armed Forces Press
You will notice that I did not use the other "trans" word in the title because it is not biologically possible to change genders. Therefore, I will not use the word since its existence alone is a lie. Public Domain On May 6th the Supreme Court's opinion backed up the administration's ban on transvestites serving in the military. There will be much debate on the topic while the identification and removal of as many as 1,000 soon-to-be former ser…
Hegseth to cut 1,000 trans troops now, issues resign by Pride or else ultimatum to rest
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth issued an ultimatum to transgender service members this afternoon, advising them to voluntarily resign by June 6, 2025, or face eventual involuntary termination. He released the statement in a post to social media two days after he denigrated trans service members in a speech to special forces operators, saying, “No more dudes in dresses. We’re done with the s**t.”Hegseth referenced Trump’s executive order and p…
Hegseth to discharge up to 1,000 trans troops, issues resign or else order
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth issued an ultimatum to transgender service members this afternoon, advising them to voluntarily resign by June 6, 2025, or face eventual involuntary termination. He released the statement in a post to social media two days after he denigrated trans service members in a speech to special forces operators, saying, “No more dudes in dresses. We’re done with the s**t.”Hegseth referenced Trump’s executive order and p…
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