For readjustment allowance questions; verification of Peace Corps service for an employer or college (verbal and/or written); copies of your Description of Service (DOS); income tax questions and W-2 forms; loan deferment, cancellation, and economic hardship certifications; and savings bonds, contact:

Volunteer and PSC Financial Services
855.855.1961, ext. 1770, or 202.692.1770
certifications@peacecorps.gov

For ET consultation/personal counseling, or if you wish to ET while in the United States on home leave or emergency leave, contact:

Counseling and Outreach Unit
855.855.1961, ext. 1470 or
202.692.1470

If within the first six months of your COS you are having a particularly difficult time with your re-entry adjustment and feel you need a medical evaluation, contact the Office of Medical Services to discuss your situation with a medical professional.

For general medical issues, contact the Office of Medical Services:

Office of Medical Services
855.855.1961, ext. 1500 or 202.692.1500

Learn more about general RPCV health benefits.

To obtain copies of your medical records, contact:

Medical Records Department
855.855.1961, ext. 1502 or 202.692.1502

For medical billing/reimbursement, contact:

Health Benefit Program
800.544.1802

For RPCVs with medical problems resulting from their Peace Corps service; requests for authorization of evaluation or further diagnostic work-up of service-related conditions; authorization for treatment after diagnosis of injury or illness incurred while a PCV; or other illness or disability issues related to your Peace Corps service, contact:

Post Service Unit
855.855.1961, ext. 1540 or 202.692.1540
psu@peacecorps.gov

For Federal Employees Compensation Act (FECA) claims or re-entry difficulty, contact:

Office of Medical Services
855.855.1961, ext. 1500 or 202.692.1500.
Additional information is available from the FECA Benefits page.

Use our online form or send an e-mail to: rpcvupdate@peacecorps.gov

You may also send your information via regular mail. Include your name, address, and country and years of service to:

Returned Volunteer Services
Peace Corps Office of Public Engagement
1111 20th Street NW
Washington, DC 20526

Peace Corps has a very helpful publication called "On the Homefront" (PDF), which was written specifically for the families of Volunteers. The handbook addresses issues of readjustment.