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The Army Recovery Care Program manages recovery and complex care for wounded ill, and injured soldiers across all army components. Since ARCP’s inception, over 90,000 soldiers have participated in the program.
The Army Recovery Care Program is the Army’s program managing recovery and complex care for wounded, ill and injured Soldiers across all Army components. Through an individualized Comprehensive Recovery Plan, Soldiers requiring complex medical care work with a dedicated team of professionals at Soldier Recovery Units to heal and recover, successfully transitioning back to the force or Veteran status. ARCP ensures SRUs are equipped to execute the program mission by synchronizing policy, advocacy, and planning in the following areas: Adaptive Reconditioning, Career and Education, Medical Care Management, Family and Caregiver Support, and Recovery Care Coordination. Adaptive sports, such as those offered at the DoD Warrior Games, comprise a portion of ARCP’s Adaptive Reconditioning Program. The program consists of moderate intensity and therapeutic activities offered to wounded, ill, or injured Soldiers to optimize well-being, foster an active life-style, and help Soldiers achieve short-term and long-term goals.