Referral Assistance for Beneficiaries Enrolled Sample Clauses

Referral Assistance for Beneficiaries Enrolled or Residing in the 50 United States and the District of Columbia The TOP contractor shall provide referral assistance for TRICARE Prime/TPR enrollees who require urgent or emergent health care while traveling outside the 50 United States and the District of Columbia. These referrals will generally be initiated by the beneficiary, a purchased care sector provider, or an overseas MTF provider. Emergency care never requires preauthorization; however, ADFMs enrolled to TRICARE Prime/TPR may receive urgent and emergency health care services in locations outside the 50 United States and the District of Columbia (to include emergency medical evacuation per Section 7) on a cashless, claimless basis if the care is coordinated in advance with the TOP contractor. The TOP contractor shall implement guarantee of payment or other business processes to ensure that ADFMs enrolled to TRICARE Prime/TPR may receive urgent or emergency medical services on a cashless, claimless basis upon beneficiary request. Note: Routine care will not be authorized for traveling TRICARE Prime/TPR enrollees overseas.
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