...covers special benefits, such as institutional care, training, rehabilitation and special education, for the mentally retarded or physically handicapped spouses and children of active duty members. The monthly cost to the member is based on a sliding scale which, in turn, is based on the member's...

...1966 (Public Law 89-614), a special program was established, effective January 1. 1967, under which the mentally retarded or physically handicapped spouses...children of active duty members of the uniformed services may receive training, rehabilitation, special education, and institutional care, with the Government...

...would remove certain restrictions on the use of private institutions under the dependents fnetlical care program. The purpose of the bill is to permit,...Circumstances, the mentally retarded or physically handicappeo: spouses and children of active duty members of the uniformed services to use private institutions...

...of existing uniformed services medical facilities. HR 2328 would permit, under certain conditions, the mentally retarded or physically handicapped spouses and children of active duty members to receive care from "private institutions" operat for profit under the auspices of the CHAMPUS Program...

...covers special benefits, such as institutional care, training, rehabilitation and special education, for the mentally retarded or physically handicapped spouses and children of active duty members. The monthly cost to the member is based on a sliding •x-dle which, In turn, is based on the member's...

...covers special benefits, such as institutional care, training, rehabilitation and special education, for the mentally retarded or physically handicapped spouses and children of active duty members. The monthly cost to the member is based on a sliding scale which, in turn, is based on the member's...