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PURPOSE: To collect information on your physical and mental health status after a deployment in a combat, contingency, or other operation outside of the United States, and to assist health care providers in administering present or future care.

The Deployment Health Assessment Program (DHAP) allows you to take proactive steps to protect your health and well-being and to ensure your military readiness. DHAP provides early identification of emerging deployment related health conditions and serves as a gateway to care and treatment.

Participate in a confidential, one-on-one conversation with a health care provider by calling 1-888-PDHRA-99 (1-888-734-7299). During the private conversation, individuals are encouraged to be honest and discuss any symptoms, physical and emotional concerns that may need proper care and attention.

Post-Deployment assessment: 1-30 days after return from deployment.

To schedule your annual DoD PHA, you must complete your online PHA assessment by going to https://medpros.mods.army.mil/portal, and under "Self Service" there will be a link for "Periodic Health Assessment."

PHAs can be performed virtually (telehealth), in-clinic, or in group events. To schedule your annual DOD PHA virtually or in-clinic, you must register with the RHRP vendor. You can register online via the RHRP portal: https://smp.qtcm.com/ or call center at 1-833-782-RHRP (1-833-782-7477).

DD Form 2795: Pre-Deployment Health Assessment. This form is used to collect information on your physical and mental health status before a deployment.

Participate in a confidential, one-on-one conversation with a health care provider by calling 1-888-PDHRA-99 (1-888-734-7299).

Pre-deployment health screening primarily establishes a baseline physical and emotional health status of the responder and is also an opportunity to document the immunization status of the responder.

Five deployment health assessments are currently in use to monitor Service member health throughout their deployment cycle and up to 3 years after they return.

DD FORM 2697, FEB 95 (BACK) SECTION II - TO BE COMPLETED BY INDIVIDUALLY PRIVILEGED HEALTH CARE PROVIDER. This Report of Medical Assessment is to be used by the Medical Services to provide a comprehensive medical assessment for active and reserve component service members separating or retiring from active duty.

PURPOSE: To collect information on your physical and mental health status after a deployment in a combat, contingency, or other operation outside of the United States, and to assist health care providers in administering present or future care.

The Deployment Health Assessment Program (DHAP) allows you to take proactive steps to protect your health and well-being and to ensure your military readiness. DHAP provides early identification of emerging deployment related health conditions and serves as a gateway to care and treatment.

Participate in a confidential, one-on-one conversation with a health care provider by calling 1-888-PDHRA-99 (1-888-734-7299). During the private conversation, individuals are encouraged to be honest and discuss any symptoms, physical and emotional concerns that may need proper care and attention.

Post-Deployment assessment: 1-30 days after return from deployment.

To schedule your annual DoD PHA, you must complete your online PHA assessment by going to https://medpros.mods.army.mil/portal, and under "Self Service" there will be a link for "Periodic Health Assessment."

PHAs can be performed virtually (telehealth), in-clinic, or in group events. To schedule your annual DOD PHA virtually or in-clinic, you must register with the RHRP vendor. You can register online via the RHRP portal: https://smp.qtcm.com/ or call center at 1-833-782-RHRP (1-833-782-7477).

DD Form 2795: Pre-Deployment Health Assessment. This form is used to collect information on your physical and mental health status before a deployment.

Participate in a confidential, one-on-one conversation with a health care provider by calling 1-888-PDHRA-99 (1-888-734-7299).

Pre-deployment health screening primarily establishes a baseline physical and emotional health status of the responder and is also an opportunity to document the immunization status of the responder.

Five deployment health assessments are currently in use to monitor Service member health throughout their deployment cycle and up to 3 years after they return.