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Natural disasters can strike without warning, but there are steps we can take to be prepared. During a natural disaster, TRICARE may issue waivers for prescription refills and primary care manager referrals, and we need your help to spread the word.
We’ve developed this Natural Disaster Social Media toolkit to give you messages and graphics you can use locally on your social media platforms. Use the materials provided in this toolkit to help educate and empower the Military Health community to be ready at a moment’s notice.
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11/16/2022
Disaster Alert if a hospital has to close during a hurricane.
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if you have TRICARE Prime, your Primary Care Manager (PCM) provides most of your care. If you see a TRICARE-authorized specialty provider without a referral, you have to pay Point-of-Service (POS) charges.
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11/16/2022
This graphic highlights emergency resources people can use before emergencies to be disaster ready.
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11/16/2022
Before a hurricane prepare a hurricane readiness kit including important documents, prescriptions, and family emergency plan.
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11/16/2022
During a hurricane, sometimes TRICARE will authorize emergency prescription refills. If authorized, take you prescription bottle to any TRICARE retail network pharmacy.
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11/14/2022
To promote access to needed services during or after a disaster a PCM referral waiver allows enrollees to seek care without a referral from their PCM.
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11/14/2022
It’s important to secure heavy items, make a family emergency communications plan, and a supply kit to prepare for an earthquake
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11/14/2022
During a disaster, TRICARE may authorize emergency prescription resources.
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Get critical information when you need it by following this essential resources guide.
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11/14/2022
Drop, cover, and hold on to help protect yourself during an earthquake.
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11/14/2022
The best time to prepare for an earthquake is before it happens. Plan. Prepare. Protect. Natural Resource Guide. The best time to prepare for an earthquake is before it happens. Image of supplies. Follow these tips: practice drop, cover, and hold on with others; make an emergency plan; gather emergency supplies, protect your home by securing loose objects and learning how to turn off utilities. Be ready at a moment’s notice. Visit: www.tricare.mil/Disaster
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11/14/2022
After an earthquake it’s important to take extra precautions to stay safe.
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11/10/2022
Disaster Alert, be ready a moments notice
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Disaster Alert for Tropical Storms
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Disaster Alert for an Earthquake
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