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Tricare as secondary insurance

I currently work as a civilian for the Marine Corps and have Aetna insurance as my primary. I also have Tricare coverage ( hubby is retired) that will act as my secondary insurance. I know that I have to meet the Aetna requirements but was wondering if anyone else had a similar set up and if so, what, if anything, did you end up paying after your surgery? I am trying to be prepared for the unexpected costs.

Thanks for the help.

Elgrad

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Hello, I only have Tricare and my hubby is still active duty. As far as Tricare I pay nothing out of pocket. Tricare should take care of anything Aetna doesn't pay...But it might work as a re-enbersment(sp) anything military related really like re-embersment LOL

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