Grievances
A grievance is a written complaint or concern about a medical provider, or the TRICARE program in general. Authorization appeals, claims appeals and claim review issues are separate from grievances. The following are examples of grievances:
- The quality of care given by a provider (inappropriate care, not enough care, poor results)
- The attitude or behavior of providers and their staff
- Incorrect information
- Delays or errors in processing authorizations
- Patient safety issues at a facility or doctor's office
- Privacy concerns
Note: Disputing a Point of Service charge should not be submitted as a grievance. Please visit our DISPUTING POINT OF SERVICE CHARGES page to learn more.