How long or when does the Wounded Warrior Program work with the service member and the medical team to develop a comprehensive recovery plan?

• A. It provides lifetime support
• B. Only after the member is retired or separated
• C. Once the member is discharged from the military treatment facility
• D. Until the member is retired or separated

Answer: (A)

The idea this item tests is that the Wounded Warrior Program stays involved with the service member for the long term, shaping and updating a comprehensive recovery plan as needs and circumstances change over time. From early evaluation through treatment, rehabilitation, and into life after service, a dedicated case manager works with the service member and medical team to coordinate medical care, therapies, and support services, ensuring the plan stays aligned with current health status and personal goals. This ongoing, lifetime involvement helps ensure continuity of care and smooth transitions, rather than stopping at discharge, retirement, or separation. Recovery and reintegration can evolve—new treatments may become available, goals may shift, and life after service may bring different challenges—so keeping the plan dynamic and supported over the long term is essential.