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The document is an Outpatient Retrospective Review Form used to request authorization for medical services. It requires the patient's identifying data, DSM-IV TR diagnosis, treatment report with clinical information, and details of the provider. The form emphasizes the need for complete information to avoid delays and includes a disclaimer about authorization not guaranteeing payment.

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What is the filing limit for claim submission for an outpatient service with TRICARE?

Claims must be filed within one year of the date of service or within one year of the date of an inpatient discharge or three years if overseas, but you are encouraged to send your claim form to TRICARE as soon as possible after you receive care.

Can you backdate TRICARE?

Coverage wont be backdated.

What is the time limit within which a TRICARE outpatient claim must be filed?

Sometimes, youll need to file your own claims. If you do, send your claim form to TRICARE as soon as possible after you get care. In the U.S. and U.S. territories, you must file your claims within one year of service. In all other overseas areas, you must file your claims within three years of service.

Is TRICARE retroactive?

Remember, any TRICARE enrollment fees or monthly premiums must be paid retroactive to your retirement date for continuous coverage. You can review costs using the TRICARE Compare Costs Tool or by downloading the TRICARE Costs and Fees Sheet.

What is the filing limit for outpatient service with TRICARE?

If you live in the U.S., District of Columbia, Puerto Rico or U.S. Territories, you have 1 year from the date of service or inpatient discharge to file your medical claim. If you live overseas, you have 3 years from the date of service or inpatient discharge to file your medical claim.