Frequency and Safety Both TRICARE and VA follow standard medical guidelines for cortisone injections: 3-4 injections per joint per year is the general recommendation Your doctor will determine the right schedule for your condition Repeated injections can weaken cartilage, so frequency is monitored If cortisone is not providing enough relief, ask about other treatment options Tips for Military and Veteran Beneficiaries Active duty: Start with your military treatment facility for fastest access TRICARE Prime: Get your PCM referral before seeing a specialist TRICARE Select: Choose an in-network provider to minimize costs VA veterans: Schedule through your VA primary care team Keep records of injection dates and which joints were treated
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