AFPD40-7 — Medical Support To Family Member Relocation And Exceptional Family Member Program-medical (efmp-m)

AFPD40-7 governs medical support for family member relocation and the Exceptional Family Member Program-Medical process throughout the Air Force.

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  • Publication number: AFPD40-7
  • Title: MEDICAL SUPPORT TO FAMILY MEMBER RELOCATION AND EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM-MEDICAL (EFMP-M)
  • Date: 2018-05-09

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It addresses identification of special medical and educational needs, assignment coordination screening, service availability, and family member travel. It requires enrollment for qualifying Regular Air Force sponsors and sets policy responsibilities for managing the EFMP-M process.

Applies to: This publication applies to all eligible beneficiaries who are entitled to receive care in a Military Treatment Facility, to include Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve Command personnel considered to be on active duty in accordance with Title 10, United States Code.

Topics covered

  • EFMP-M process
  • Family member relocation
  • Medical and educational service availability
  • Assignment coordination screening
  • Command sponsorship
  • Civilian overseas employment

Questions and answers

What must Military Treatment Facilities do for military family members with special needs?

Military Treatment Facilities will identify special education and medical needs of military family members and document them for the purpose of assignment coordination. (paragraph 2)

Who must be enrolled in the EFMP?

Regular Air Force sponsors of family members whose needs meet DoD criteria for special educational and/or medical services, as specified in DoD Instruction 1315.19, must be enrolled in the EFMP. (paragraph 2)

What happens when special needs services do not exist at an overseas location?

Command sponsorship for family members of Regular Air Force sponsors will not be offered for travel outside the continental United States where services do not exist to meet special needs. (paragraph 2)

Who decides whether civilian family members travel overseas?

Decisions regarding family member travel outside the continental United States remain with civilian sponsors. (paragraph 2)

Are civilian sponsors enrolled in the EFMP?

Civilian sponsors are not enrolled in the EFMP. (paragraph 2)

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