Army reserve deployment health assessment program

1. Overview presentation CPT Quana Wright – AR DHAP Program Manager Army reserve deployment health assessment program

2. Agenda • Introduction • Org Structure • Purpose & Mission • Current Metrics • Key Focus Areas • FY12 Plan • Contact Information

3. Army DHAP Program Structure Army DHA Program Director Army HPRR Program Director DHA Oversight LTG Bromberg, Army G1 BG Price, Dir HRPD COL Glaze, Dir HPRR ASA(M&RA) G1 Support Team Army DHA Program Executive Officer G1 STRATCOM Team Joseph Pedone Brian Pinedo Aaron Raike Matt Hughes (Sektor) Larry Verbiest* Omar Torres Shanika Thomas (Sektor) MAJ Christine Ludwig (G1) Component Program Managers ARNG PM DAC PM AC (Army) PM MAJ Timothy Menzel, ARNG Ms. Denetris Winston, G1 Civ Per Ms. Luanne Hailes Mr. Nathan Dehnke COL Roman Bilynsky, OTSG AR (Army) PM CPT Quana Wright, OCAR AC (Army) Support Team ARNG Support Team Dave Cote Manzel Bush Amanda Wagner Chad Valentine (ASMR)** DAC Support Team Sidney Evans III Courtney McCants (Sektor) AR (Army) Support Team Don Woolverton Erik Noel Wendy Holland (Sektor) IRR (Army) PM LTC Lisa Brown, HRC MIL: 4 DAC: 3 CTR: 15.35 Conference Support: Judie Millado (As Needed) * Part Time Support ** Supports all DHAP Components IRR (Army) Support Team Tom Drasal (Sektor)

4. ARMY RESERVE DHAP Contacts Program Manager: CPT Quana Wright O:703-806-6687 C:571-447-0249 quana.wright@usar.army.mil Lead Training Officer: VACANT AR DHAP Task Lead: Mr. Erik Noel O:703-806-6690 C:571-218-5188 erik.noel@usar.army.mil AR DHAP Operations Officer: Ms. Wendy Holland O:910-570-8105 C:704-678-6656 wendy.holland@usar.army.mil COORDINATOR CONTACT INFORMATION IS REGULARLY UPDATED ON AKO (KEYWORD SEARCH: DHAP) DHAP OIC: CPT Jay Alcisto C:808-291-8084 O:808-438-1600x3372 jay.alcisto@us.army.mil DHAP Coordinators: 1LT Randal Anderson O: 650-526-9301 C: 650-793-8410 randal.anderson1@usar.army.mil SFC Terence Pippins C:562-343-3351 O:501-771-8958 terence.v.pippins@us.army.mil SSG Tanisha Williams C:562-413-4179 O:501-771-7901 tanisha.williams@us.army.mil SSG Michael Hicks O:972-287-0371 C:562-343-3335 michael.hicks14@us.army.mil DHAP OIC: CPT Jay Alcisto C:808-291-8084 O:808-438-1600x3372 jay.alcisto@us.army.mil DHAP Coordinator: SFC Juan Barrera C:910-489-6340 O:808-438-1600x3525 juan.barrera3@us.army.mil 88th RSC 9th M S C 99th RSC O C A R / U S A R C 63rd R S C 63rd RSC 1st MSC 81st RSC DHAP OIC: CPT John Flood C:404-323-4938 O:330-486-6921 john.flood@usar.army.mil DHAP Deputy OIC: 1LT Melissa Skrip O: 269-565-8820 melissa.nestle@usar.army.mil DHAP Coordinators: MSG Sara Meltzer C:910-489-6394 O:612-713-3254 sara.meltzer@usar.army.mil MSG Marsha Ruskin C:404-308-3892 O:847-266-4455 marsha.yvonne.ruskin@usar.army.mil SSG Keandra Hudson C:404-313-2449 O:903-334-1061 keandra.hudson@usar.army.mil 9th MSC DHAP OIC: CPT Ronalda Rettinger O: 502-686-1900 C:404-313-2509 ronalda.rettinger@usar.army.mil DHAP Deputy OIC: 1LT Nikol Anderson C:404-323-4781 O:803-751-2989 nikol.anderson@usar.army.mil DHAP Coordinators: SFC Adalberto Bonilla (1st MSC) C:404-308-3940 O:787-707-4975 adalberto.bonillaaguayo@usar.army.mil SSG Oshaonna Bryant C:404-323-4774 O:800-221-9401x2409 oshaonna.bryant@usar.army.mil 88th R S C DHAP OIC: 1LT Nicholas Graham C: 910-920-6541 nicholas.p.graham@usar.army.mil DHAP Coordinators: MSG William Blagmond C: 571-388-8511 william.blagmond@usar.army.mil MSG Teresa Shoals C: 703-408-3859 O: 703-806-6677 Resa.shoalsjones@usar.army.mil 81st R S C 99th R S C

5. Purpose • Provide an overview on the AR DHA Program • Provide information on FY13 plan for program execution • Ensure an understanding on how the DHAP provides Soldiers with a comprehensive Deployment Cycle Support (DCS) physical and behavioral health screening pre and post deployment • Provide an update on current referral tracking

6. Mission • Ensure execution of all DHAs for deployed and re-deployed Soldiers • Pre-DHA (DD Form 2795) • Post-DHA (DD Form 2796) • Re-Assessment (DD Form 2900) • Provide an opportunity to address health needs and concerns prior to deployment and post deployment via the DHA form process • Facilitate access to care pre and post deployment Endstate: Protecting the health of those who serve!

7. Why the Pre-DHA (DD Form 2795) • Provides Commanders and Soldiers with the opportunity to identify potential medical concerns prior to deployment • Ensures issues are identified that may affect Soldier performance during deployment • Provides a conduit to care for Soldiers if a referral is generated after completing the Pre-DHA (DD Form 2795) during the Pre-Deployment SRP Process or MOB Station health screening assessment

8. Why the Post-DHA (DD Form 2796) • Provides Commanders and Soldiers with the opportunity to identify potential medical concerns after redeployment • Ensures issues are identified that may affect Soldiers in their daily life as a result of deployment prior to departing from the DEMOB station • Provides a conduit to care for Soldiers if a referral is generated after completing the Post-DHA (DD Form 2796) during DEMOB process

9. Why the Post Deployment Health Re-Assessment (DD Form 2900) - PDHRA • Provides Commanders and Soldiers with the opportunity to identify potential medical concerns 90-180 days after redeployment from the DEMOB station • Medical research indicated that health concerns, particularly those involving mental health, were more frequently identified several months following the return from a deployment • Provides an opportunity for early identification and treatment of emerging behavioral health and other deployment-related health concerns. • Provides a conduit to care for Soldiers if a referral is generated after completing the PDHRA (DD Form 2900) screening assessment during a unit on-site event, Yellow Ribbon Program Post Deployment Event 6, or scheduled call center scheduled event.

10. Overview of DHAP Cycle

11. Army Reserve DHAP (PDHRA DD Form 2900) Metrics Aggregate Completion and Compliance Referral Metrics The above data represents mandated assessment requirements IAW DODI 6490.03 Deployment Health Assessment Program as of 10 MAR 2005. Minimum Compliance Standards are 85% for DoD and the Army. The above PDHRA referral data represents assessments completed since 11 SEP 2001. The above data represents assessments for Soldiers who deployed since 10 MAR 05. The goal is for screenings to be completed 90 – 180 days post deployment. The green portrays the Soldiers that accomplished the screening within the mandated time frame IAW DODI 6490.03. Data as of 12 September 2012

12. Focus • The DHAP program success requires support fromCommanders, Surgeon Staff, G1, Health Readiness Coordinators, SRP Leads, & Yellow Ribbon Program staff at all levels. Synergy and education among each staff section is critical to mission success. • Unit on-site events and Yellow Ribbon Program are the preferred modality for completion of the PDHRA screenings versus the call-center scheduled events are due to limited visibility of results. • Success is greater withassisting Soldiers in getting access to care after completing the PDHRA assessment at the Yellow Ribbon Program Event 6 or unit on-site events • Continuing to develop a DHAP referral appointment scheduling and tracking system to ensure Soldiers are followed up with after completion of each DHA if further evaluation is required

13. Contact Information DHA Program Manager CPT Quana Wright Quana.Wright@usar.army.mil 703-806-6687 DHA Program Task Lead Mr. Erik Noel Erik.Noel@usar.army.mil 703-806-6690