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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the tricare residential treatment center application 2005 form in our platform.
  2. Begin by filling out the 'General Information' section. Enter the date of request, patient's name, date of birth, and address. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
  3. Next, complete the custodial guardian's details including their name, address, and contact numbers. This helps establish who is responsible for the patient.
  4. In the 'Current Treatment' section, provide a detailed diagnosis using AXIS I, II, and III. Describe the patient's current condition and treatment program thoroughly to give context to your request.
  5. List all current medications along with dosage and frequency. This information is vital for assessing ongoing treatment needs.
  6. Detail any past treatment history chronologically. Include names of providers and facilities to give a comprehensive view of the patient's background.
  7. Outline a proposed treatment plan specifying goals for residential placement and estimated length of stay. This will guide future care decisions.
  8. Finally, ensure that you certify the physician's information at the end of the form before submitting it along with any supporting documentation.

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You must show your Uniformed Services ID card to your provider as proof of eligibility. Your provider can check to confirm you have coverage under a TRICARE plan.
To be eligible and enroll in TRICARE, you must be registered in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS).
You need to register in DEERS to get TRICARE. to get your TRICARE benefit. Sponsors are automatically registered in DEERS. Sponsors must register eligible family members.
Acute care provides medical and psychiatric care on a 24-hour-a-day basis for safety and stabilization. TRICARE may cover acute inpatient psychiatric care on an emergency or nonemergency basis. You must have pre-authorization from your regional contractor for nonemergency inpatient admissions.
TRICARE covers psychiatric residential treatment centers. These centers help you with psychiatric conditions that require a 24-hour protected and highly structured therapeutic environment. You may receive approval for residential treatment if you: Are under 21 years old.

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To verify eligibility, TRICARE beneficiaries should present either a Common Access Card (CAC), military ID card or eligibility letter, at the time of service. Check the expiration date before providing care, and make a copy of both sides of the ID card for office patient file.
Providers must verify TRICARE eligibility for beneficiaries at the time of service. Providers should ensure the patient has a valid Common Access Card (CAC), uniformed services ID card or eligibility authorization letter.

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