Naval Medical Center San Diego’sComprehensive Combat &

Complex Casualty Care (C5) Rehabilitation Program:

Supporting Wounded Ill and Injured Service Members and their Families

Components of the

Comprehensive Combat & Complex Casualty Care (C5) Program

Disease/Non-Battle

Care

TBICare

Combat Operational

Stress/Psychological

Health TransitionServices

Reserve Demob

Medical and Non-Medical Case Management

Family Support

Polytrauma Care &

Rehabilitation

Amputee Care

Primary Care

Comprehensive Combat & Complex Casualty Care (C5)

Managing severely injured or ill patients from medical evacuation through inpatient care, outpatient rehabilitation, and return to active duty or transition from the military

The Multidisciplinary TeamKey Team Members– Physicians– Nurses– Social Work – Case Management– Therapists– Chaplains– Casualty Affairs– Patient Administration – USMC—WWB det– Navy Med Hold and Safe Harbor staff– Army Warrior Transition Unit– Air Force Liaison– VA Health Care – VA Services Personnel– Recovery Care Coordinators– Federal Recovery Coordinators– Volunteers

New! Program of Wellness Education and Recovery (POWER)—8 week mTBI Program

New! Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)--8 week for PTSD

•Both programs integrated into a common registry for case mgt andpatient tracking

• Annual visits for longitudinal follow up of discharged service members

•Ongoing research to review lessons learned/outcomes, expand clinical practice and support advances in technology

Jun 2010: Transitional Work Program—validate competencies for RTD

Fall 2010: Pursuit of CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) accreditation

New Programs andThose That Loom On the Horizon

Rebuild Lives

Renew Hope

Revitalize Spirits

Keeping Our Promise To