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  —

Overseas Travel

The process for overseas screening varies depending on the situation. Shown below are four common situations. We'll look at each situation in more detail.

Special Note: During overseas screening, the Army looks at individual needs, not a diagnosis, to determine the best match between needs and projected assignment locations. The program recognizes the uniqueness of the individual, which is why every Family must appear in person for the screening activity with a completed questionnaire. Remember, EFMP is designed to help Families accompany their sponsor to the right overseas duty locations, not to exclude them.

 

 

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