Eye Exams for National Guard/Reserve Members and Their Family Members

Your eye exam coverage depends on your sponsor's status and TRICARE plan. >>Learn more about National Guard and Reserve statuses.

When You're on Military Duty for 30 Days or Less

• You may qualify for line of duty care.
• You may qualify to purchase TRICARE Reserve Select. With TRICARE Reserve Select, you and your eligible family members qualify for one routine eye examAn exam of your vision and the health of your eyes. per year.

When ActivatedCalled or ordered to active duty service for more than 30 days in a row.

• You're eligible for the same benefits as active duty service members and family members.

When Deactivated

• If you qualify for extended coverage for 180 days under the Transitional Assistance Management Program, you may be eligible for a routine eye exam.
• You may qualify to purchase TRICARE Reserve Select. With TRICARE Reserve Select, you and your family can get one routine eye exam per year.

When Retired

When you retire, you and your family may be eligible for eye exams.

• Eye exams aren't covered under TRICARE Retired Reserve.
• When you reach age 60, you have the same coverage as retired service members.