The U.S. Army’s Quality of Life (QOL) for Healthcare is a comprehensive, strategic approach that aims to better understand the health and mental care related needs and concerns affecting Soldiers, Army Civilians, and families by monitoring and resolving healthcare quality of life challenges. The QOL (Healthcare) evaluates and measures positive and negative healthcare related outcomes and takes action that impact the Army’s families and mission readiness. The QOL (Healthcare) programs continuously explores programs and initiatives to improve quality of life by proliferating technology, proposing legislative and policy changes, and collaborates efforts with Defense Health Agency while providing high quality accessibility to health and mental care services. The Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) provides a comprehensive, multi-agency approach for community support, housing, medical, educational and personnel services to Families with special needs. The medical administration portion of EFMP ensures the identification and enrollment of eligible Family Members into the program. Additionally, the EFMP medical administration staff screen all dependents during the assignment process to overseas locations to ensure Family Members’ with special needs can be accommodated at specific locations at a given time.