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Miltitary Families May Lose Access to the Regence BlueCross BlueShield Provider Networks

Recently the Department of Defense awarded that administrative services contract to UnitedHealth, and the decision is under appeal

April 2, 2012 -- The Regence BlueCross BlueShield plans, which have been responsible for the provider network in their four-state region for 418,000 active duty and retired military beneficiaries and their families, could lose that contract next April after the Department of Defense awarded the TRICARE west region contract to UnitedHealthcare. Read More >>

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