A health care provider is a DoD-authorized health care professional who provides services to the military population.

Rehabilitative care is motor performance therapy for service members to improve their physical health and ability.

“Experienced military professionals who train new recruits.”

“Individuals certified to provide child care to children from infancy to 12 years of age in their homes on military installations; family childcare homes may offer daytime, evening, nighttime, and weekend hours.”

“Before and after-school programs located on many military installations that provide activities and supervision of school-age children of military families.”

“Actions taken to be physically and emotionally healthy through such steps as exercise, proper nutrition, self-reflection, interaction with family and friends, and taking time away from work.”

"A firm arrangement for the care of children during deployment, including a determination of who will care for the member’s child or children during deployment and other absences; arrangements to provide financial, medical, and logistical support for the children’s well-being’ name and consent to the plan of any noncustodial parent who will not be the caregiver during the service member’s absence; and designation of a temporary caregiver in case of incapacity or death of the service member while permanent custody is established.”