National Guard and Reserve members qualify for the same health care benefits as active duty members when what condition is met?

National Guard and Reserve members qualify for the same health care benefits as active duty members when they are called to active service for more than 30 consecutive days and show as eligible. This condition is significant because it activates the benefits provided under TRICARE, allowing these members to receive comprehensive health care typically available to active-duty personnel.

When National Guard and Reserve members are in this status, they essentially receive the same coverage as if they were full-time active duty service members, which includes access to military treatment facilities and TRICARE plans. The duration of more than 30 consecutive days is crucial as it reflects the commitment and activation of their service, ensuring they have access to needed health care services during that time.

The other conditions listed do not pertain to eligibility for the same benefits as active-duty members. Age, previous military experience, or participation in a family planning program does not directly impact the health care benefits under TRICARE for National Guard and Reserve members called to active service.