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How is 115% of the TRICARE allowed amounts calculated when the beneficiary has primary other health insurance (OHI)?

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How is 115% of the TRICARE allowed amounts calculated when the beneficiary has primary other health insurance (OHI)?

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You will need to look at the TRICARE Explanation of Benefits (EOB). This will explain what the allowed amount was for each service. Simply multiply the allowed amount by 115% and subtract out the OHI payment. Example: $100.00 (Amount Billed) $ 80.00 (TRICARE Allowable) x 1.15 (115%) = $92.00 – $30.00 (OHI Payment) = $62.

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