What our team handles for you on TRICARE behavioral healthcare claims, so your clinical team can stay focused on care.

TRICARE is the federal health program serving active-duty service members, retirees and their families, and its behavioral healthcare benefits carry their own authorization rules and medical-necessity standards. Centerline has billed TRICARE behavioral healthcare claims for substance-abuse and mental-health programs, and knows how their prior-authorization and level-of-care requirements run.
We confirm the beneficiary's TRICARE plan type, referral requirements and the levels of care covered before the patient is admitted, so nothing is assumed at intake.
For detox, residential, PHP or IOP, we submit the clinical information TRICARE needs to authorize the admission at the appropriate level of care.
We track each continued-stay deadline and present the ongoing clinical picture so authorized days aren't lost to a missed or thin review.
If a day or level of care is denied, we appeal and pursue the clinical case for the level of care the patient needs.
Across the payers we work (TRICARE among them), Centerline clients average an 8% increase in authorized patient days. That is a client average reported by Centerline across active engagements, not a guarantee for any specific claim or plan, but it reflects what disciplined utilization review and appeals can protect.
We'll review how your TRICARE authorizations, claims and appeals are handled today, and show you exactly where the revenue is leaking.