A watchdog group says the Department of Defense should review its special needs health care programs to ensure they effectively support military families. The outlets report that funding and coverage levels for TRICARE ECHO—an enhanced support program for beneficiaries with special needs—have not increased since 2009. The watchdog argues that the lack of growth in coverage may limit access to needed services as care requirements and costs change over time. The call for review focuses on whether current program coverage remains adequate for eligible families and whether the program’s resources align with current needs. The articles do not indicate that TRICARE ECHO has been discontinued, but they say the Defense Department should assess the program’s performance and coverage amounts, and consider updates if they are found to be insufficient. The reporting presents the issue as an oversight and effectiveness concern rather than a specific claim of mismanagement, emphasizing the need for reassessment of program coverage and support.