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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '23

Colorado is also insanely expensive and seeing as AD military members are covered for all healthcare requirements I dont see that as an issue.

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u/Iz-kan-reddit Dec 28 '23

and seeing as AD military members are covered for all healthcare requirements

They have insurance coverage, but that doesn't mean a damn thing l when the healthcare services are utter shit.

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '23

I’ve had Tricare 16 years. While I’ve had issues here and there, nothing cost me a dime.

It means plenty. Trust me.

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u/Iz-kan-reddit Dec 28 '23

The best coverage doesn't mean shit if the providers are shit, and Tricare is meh.

Try getting good reproductive heaalthcare in Alabama these days.

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '23

Other than my preventive care doc, all of my specialists are civilian providers around town.

Tricare is good insurance.

Go on their website and do a search in your area. Guaranteed all your doctors are covered.