text: Appendix E
  THE ARMY RECOVERY CARE PROGRAM
  E-16. The Army Recovery Care Program (ARCP) (formerly the Warrior Care and Transition Program)
  serves as the proponent for the case management and transition of the Army's seriously wounded, ill, and
  injured Soldiers. The program provides oversight, guidance, and advocacy for wounded, ill, and injured
  Soldiers, Veterans, and Families through a comprehensive recovery plan aimed at successful reintegration
  back into the force or into the community with dignity, respect, and self-determination. The ARCP includes
  an oversight and policy headquarters (a staff directorate of the U.S. Army Medical Command) and 14 Soldier
  Recovery Units.
  E-17. The Soldier Recovery Units (see Figure E-1) are strategically postured at 14 installations aligned to
  division and corps headquarters with the capacity to manage care for 2,800 active, U.S. Army Reserve and
  Army National Guard Soldiers. The ARCP provides a total force solution for wounded, ill, and injured
  Soldiers and the program utilizes multi-component cadre designed to meet the needs of the population. More
  than 80,000 Soldiers have entered the ARCP, with a population peak of nearly 12,500 Soldiers in 2008. The
  program's motto, "Recover and Overcome," helps inspire Soldiers that their condition does not define them
  or their legacy. The health, humanity, dignity and respect of each individual Soldier remains paramount as
  the program remains scalable to meet future Army requirements. The foundation of the program includes:
  * Single entry criteria for all components concentrating medical and administrative resources on
  Soldiers with complex case management requirements.
  * Program and policy that supports goals and requirements based on individual Soldier requirements
  and point of recovery.
  * Advocacy and non-clinical case management through transition to Veteran status and beyond.
  * A comprehensive recovery plan supported by an interdisciplinary team including military leaders,
  transition coordinators, adaptive reconditioning specialists, and behavioral health professionals to
  help Soldiers realize their transition or career goals.
  Figure E-1. The Soldier Recovery Unit
  SOLDIER RECOVERY UNITS
  E-18. The Soldier Recovery Unit is a total force solution open to Soldiers, regardless of mechanism of
  injury (in the line of duty), who meet the single entry criteria. The Soldier Recovery Unit is comprised of
  four platoons: Headquarters platoon, Complex Care platoon, Veteran Track platoon, and Return to Duty
  platoon. Each platoon is designed to meet the case management requirements of Soldier Recovery Unit
  Soldiers, and Soldiers are assigned to platoons depending on the primary stage of their recovery. This
  organization enables the Soldier Recovery Unit to concentrate personnel and services in accordance with
  each Soldier's individual recovery requirements. Two critical components of the Soldier Recovery Unit are
  the Triad of Leadership (TOL) and Triad of Care.