U.S. Army Medical Department, Exceptional Family Member Program
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EFMP OVERVIEW

EFMP ENROLLMENT
 Mandatory Enrollment
 Enrollment Overview
 Who must Enroll?
 Registration Criteria
 Procedures
 Disenrollment

EFMP SCREENING
 Screening Overview
 Overseas Assignments
 Requirements
 Overseas Travel

MEDICAL CARE IN EUROPE

FORMS

Screening for Overseas Assignments

Map representing travel from Ft. Bragg to Heidelberg, Germany; Soldier completing paperwork; family standing near Great Wall of China

Soldiers who want authorization for accompanied travel to overseas assignments must have their Family members screened for special needs.

Why? The Army wants to ensure Soldiers are assigned to locations where Family members who have special needs can receive necessary care. In many locations overseas, the Army also considers the availability of health care from the host nation.

 

 

Did you know? All Families must be screened for accompanied overseas travel,but only 12% are identified as having a special need, resulting in special assignment coordination.

 

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This web-site provides information on the Exceptional Family Member Program enrollment and screening requirements, which are supported by the U.S. Army Medical Command. It is intended for interested members of the public, news media and Army Medical Department beneficiaries.