Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)
Enterprise Exceptional Family Member Program (E-EFMP):
The Army EFMP has transitioned to using the Enterprise Exceptional Family Member Program (E-EFMP) to process all EFMP and Family Member Travel paperwork. As a result, certain processes have changed. Please reference The U.S. Army Enterprise E-EFMP website and FAQs for more details.
If you have questions regarding the new processes, or any of the required EFMP actions, contact the EFMP staff by sending an e-mail to dha.belvoir.fbch.mbx.efmp@health.mil, or by calling 571-231-1054.
Virtual OCONUS Screening
Virtual OCONUS screenings are conducted by an audio-visual platform or audio-only platform, instead of face-to-face. Soldiers and family members may initiate the process through the E-EFMP website. The DA Form 5888 must be signed by the sponsor's S1 or personnel department prior to uploading it to the E-EFMP website.
What is the EFMP?
TThe EFMP is a program offered by each service to support families with special medical and educational needs throughout the service member’s career. Family members should enroll in EFMP when a qualifying condition is diagnosed. Each branch has its own EFMP and enrollment process.
EFMP family support services are also available at your installation. The family support services team is your main point of contact for EFMP information.
They can connect you with:
- Military Support Services and Resources
- Community Support Services and Resources
The family support services team can also answer specific EFMP questions based on your branch or installation.
Military One Source
Visit the Special Needs Resources page on Military One Source for more information about the EFMP.
Contact a Representative
To find an EFMP representative, visit the Military Installations website.
If you are overseas, contact the TRICARE Area Office (TAO) Director at 1-888-777-8343 and choose the menu option for your overseas area.
Enrollment Forms
The required forms for enrollment are available here:
- DD Form 2792, "Family Member Medical Summary," JAN 2021 This form is used to document a family member's special medical needs and for enrollment in the Exceptional Family Member Program. This information assists military assignment personnel in matching the family member's special medical needs against the availability of medical services at the projected duty station.
- DD Form 2792-1, "Special Education/Early Intervention Summary," JAN 2021 This form is used to document the special education needs of a child with a disability, birth through age 21, and for enrollment in the Exceptional Family Member Program. This information will assist military assignment personnel in matching the child's special education needs against the availability of educational services at the projected duty station.
Please use these fillable e-forms when possible and ensure all handwritten entries are legible. This will reduce errors and delays due to unreadable information.