We want you to know that we value the service of the men and women in the armed forces and the sacrifices their families make to support that service. For this reason, we created an entire section for family members. Below, we provide a list of resources that are available to service members and their families. Many of these services are available online, as well as by phone, with call centers ready to assist you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Table of Contents
| Health Watch |
| Men's Health
Women's Health
Family Health
|
| Healthcare and Support Services |
|
The following PDHealth Web pages have been developed to provide information, guidance, and related links on healthcare and service member/family support services:
|
| Coping with Deployment |
Battlemind (Battlemind is a series of web-based training materials produced by the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research to assist service members and their families psychologically prepare themselves for deployment and post-deployment.)
Air Force Cross Roads Predeployment Guide (Air Force Cross Roads, the official community website of the US Air Force created this guide to assist military members and their families in preparing for and coping with separations caused by contingencies, extended TDYs, remote assignments, and natural disasters.)
USACHPPM HOOAH for Health, Family Matters Related to Deployment Page (The US Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine created this Web Page to assist families, especially Reserve Component families, in dealing with deployment.)
Navy Lifelines Deployment Readiness Section (The Center for Personal and Professional Development and Naval Personnel Development Command developed this section on the Navy Lifelines Web Site to provide information and resources to assist in lessening the strain of deployment on you and your family.)
Operation READY (A training and information resource developed by Army Community Service to assist service members and families with the deployment process. The following videos are some of the resources that are available. Other resources are available by clicking here.
DHCC Combat/Operational Stress Page ( The Deployment Health Clinical Center created this Web page to provide information) |
