3 Care Coalition soldiers

Recovery

Begins at the point of injury or diagnosis, and ends with release from acute inpatient care (discharge from hospital).

Key events in Recovery may include:

*  Notification of wound, illness, or injury to family members

*  Family or caregiver receives Invitational Travel Orders to travel to hospital bedside

*  Arrival at a military treatment facility in the U.S.

*  Treatments begin in a hospital setting

*  Medical Assessment by a team of physicians, and a determination of the category rating of the injury (Not Seriously Injured, Seriously Injured, or Very Seriously Injured)

*  Non-Medical Needs Assessment to determine the service member’s and family’s financial and other needs

*  Development of a Comprehensive Recovery Plan (CRP), including targets and goals to serve as a road map through recovery.

Medical treatments are the top priority during this phase of treatment.

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