What does ECHO stand for?

Extended Care Health Option (TRICARE supplement)

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Military and Government
Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Extended Care Health Option (ECHO) is a supplemental portion of the TRICARE military health program, available to active duty family members (ADFMs) who qualify based on specific physical and mental disabilities.

ECHO--The Extended Care Health Option: more healthcare options for ...

NYSE:HNT), today announced its newly developed Extended Care Health Option (ECHO) kit for service members and their families in the TRICARE North Region, designed to provide user-friendly, educational information to enhance understanding of the ECHO program.

Health Net Develops Extended Care Health Option Tool to Ease ...

Legislation * TRICARE respite care and aide and personal attendant benefits should be provided to service members seriously wounded in combat under Extended Care Health Option (ECHO).

Fact Sheet: Ensuring Our Wounded Warriors Get the Best Possible Care