Once you arrive to the medical facility you will meet up with a Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Liaison Officer (LNO) either at the hospital or at the airport if longer distance travel is required. You will then receive more details regarding your Soldier's bedside state, lodging, and other military amenities at this point. Your SRU liaison officer will ensure you are properly processed and direct you to the Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) to provide the necessary resources.

Soldier Family Assistance Centers (SFAC) services support military caregivers and their families. These centers are typically located near the inpatient hospitals at the local military base or installation where your Soldier is being treated. If you are directed to an SFAC you will be invited into an environment designed to provide Soldiers, the Soldier’s family, and supporting Caregivers a place to foster physical, spiritual, and mental healing. Local Base and Installation websites will have specific information related to the SFAC you will be assigned to during your inpatient stay. You can expect to get support for Lodging, Invitational Travel Authorization (ITA), entitlement and benefits counseling, and a variety of other social services. You will use this environment to process non-medical information critical to providing Soldier care and supporting your needs during your stay at your Soldier's bedside.

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Once you arrive to the medical facility you will meet up with a Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Liaison Officer (LNO) either at the hospital or at the airport if longer distance travel is required. You will then receive more details regarding your Soldier's bedside state, lodging, and other military amenities at this point. Your SRU liaison officer will ensure you are properly processed and direct you to the Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) to provide the necessary resources.

Once you arrive to the medical facility you will meet up with a Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Liaison Officer (LNO) either at the hospital or at the airport if longer distance travel is required. You will then receive more details regarding your Soldier's bedside state, lodging, and other military amenities at this point. Your SRU liaison officer will ensure you are properly processed and direct you to the Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) to provide the necessary resources.

Once you arrive to the medical facility you will meet up with a Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Liaison Officer (LNO) either at the hospital or at the airport if longer distance travel is required. You will then receive more details regarding your Soldier's bedside state, lodging, and other military amenities at this point. Your SRU liaison officer will ensure you are properly processed and direct you to the Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) to provide the necessary resources.

Once you arrive to the medical facility you will meet up with a Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Liaison Officer (LNO) either at the hospital or at the airport if longer distance travel is required. You will then receive more details regarding your Soldier's bedside state, lodging, and other military amenities at this point. Your SRU liaison officer will ensure you are properly processed and direct you to the Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) to provide the necessary resources.

Once you arrive to the medical facility you will meet up with a Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Liaison Officer (LNO) either at the hospital or at the airport if longer distance travel is required. You will then receive more details regarding your Soldier's bedside state, lodging, and other military amenities at this point. Your SRU liaison officer will ensure you are properly processed and direct you to the Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) to provide the necessary resources.

Once you arrive to the medical facility you will meet up with a Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Liaison Officer (LNO) either at the hospital or at the airport if longer distance travel is required. You will then receive more details regarding your Soldier's bedside state, lodging, and other military amenities at this point. Your SRU liaison officer will ensure you are properly processed and direct you to the Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) to provide the necessary resources.

Once you arrive to the medical facility you will meet up with a Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Liaison Officer (LNO) either at the hospital or at the airport if longer distance travel is required. You will then receive more details regarding your Soldier's bedside state, lodging, and other military amenities at this point. Your SRU liaison officer will ensure you are properly processed and direct you to the Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) to provide the necessary resources.

Once you arrive to the medical facility you will meet up with a Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Liaison Officer (LNO) either at the hospital or at the airport if longer distance travel is required. You will then receive more details regarding your Soldier's bedside state, lodging, and other military amenities at this point. Your SRU liaison officer will ensure you are properly processed and direct you to the Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) to provide the necessary resources.

Once you arrive to the medical facility you will meet up with a Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Liaison Officer (LNO) either at the hospital or at the airport if longer distance travel is required. You will then receive more details regarding your Soldier's bedside state, lodging, and other military amenities at this point. Your SRU liaison officer will ensure you are properly processed and direct you to the Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) to provide the necessary resources.

Once you arrive to the medical facility you will meet up with a Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Liaison Officer (LNO) either at the hospital or at the airport if longer distance travel is required. You will then receive more details regarding your Soldier's bedside state, lodging, and other military amenities at this point. Your SRU liaison officer will ensure you are properly processed and direct you to the Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) to provide the necessary resources.

Once you arrive to the medical facility you will meet up with a Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU) Liaison Officer (LNO) either at the hospital or at the airport if longer distance travel is required. You will then receive more details regarding your Soldier's bedside state, lodging, and other military amenities at this point. Your SRU liaison officer will ensure you are properly processed and direct you to the Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) to provide the necessary resources.