Tricare beneficiaries can now request prescription refills from military pharmacies by logging into their MHS Genesis electronic health record. The Defense Health Agency added the "new feature" to ...

The Defense Department is decommissioning the Tricare patient portal as part of its transition to the new MHS Genesis records system, and military health care beneficiaries are being urged to ...

Tricare Online Patient Portal users can schedule medical appointments, access their electronic health records, request medication refills, communicate securely with health-care providers and more.

MHS GENESIS will replace TRICARE Online and secure messaging at the facility. The new EHR provides doctors enhanced, secure technology to manage a patient’s health information.

TRICARE beneficiaries will need a Common Access Card (CAC) or a Defense Self-service (DS) Logon account to access the new MHS GENESIS Patient Portal.

On March 19, the Department of Defense’s new electronic health record (EHR), MHS GENESIS, launched at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center to replace Tricare Online.

Tricare beneficiaries are encouraged to make online changes to their health plan now, as DOD announced an enrollment freeze from Oct. 25-27.

Want to make a switch in your Tricare health plan? You’ll have to do it by phone or by mail, because a glitch has shut down your online option — likely for the rest of open enrollment season ...

Last June, MHS Genesis went live for patients at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Medical Center, the Air Force’s second-largest hospital, replacing the TRICARE Online system.

Tricare, the military's healthcare insurance provider, has launched a new online tool to help users determine if they are impacted by changes to coverage areas set to take place later this year.

With DAP, you don’t need an account or a Common Access Card as you do with other portals like Tricare Online or MHS Genesis, which are also being used to schedule appointments in some areas.