The DOD has more than 30,000 beneficiaries with some level of limb loss. EACE Clinical Affairs serves to foster full restoration of normal human function for all beneficiaries with extremity trauma and amputation. This goal will take decades to achieve. Until then, DOD will strive to achieve:
Individualized, optimized functional outcomes that are driven by patient goals and supported through a whole person transdisciplinary health care team approach.
Provider Resources Access to Care Patient Resources
Provider Resources
Best Practices
LUKE Arm Clinical Guidance
Additional Resources
Access to Care
| Facility |
Number |
| Walter Reed Amputation Care Coordinator |
1-301-400-1482 or 1-301-295-8958 |
| Naval Medical Center San Diego Patient Administration |
1-619-532-8318 |
| San Antonio Military Medical Center Patient Administration |
1-210-916-2733 |
Patient Resources
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