Aug. 5, 2025

TRICARE Coverage of Weight Loss Medications: What To Know

Understanding the difference between TRICARE plans and coverage is key to knowing what to expect when filling your prescription. There are different rules about how TRICARE covers these drugs based on your plan.

Aug. 6, 2025

Walter Reed Recognized for Facility Efficiency Efforts

For the third consecutive year, Practice Greenhealth, a leading voice in sustainability in health care, recognized Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for its environmental stewardship and efficiency.

Aug. 6, 2025

BAMC clinics currently enrolling TRICARE Prime members

Brooke Army Medical Center has several primary care clinics currently open to enrollment of TRICARE

Aug. 6, 2025

NMRTC Bremerton announces five new Chief Selects

A surprise like no other…There were five Sailors assigned to Navy Medicine Readiness Training Command Bremerton who were singled out with special news, August 6, 2025. Hospital Corpsmen 1st Class Jessie Christian Alday, Lee Halls, Robert Lee O’Bryant, Miles A. Steele and Logistics Specialist 1st Class Steven Alexander Gardiner were surprised by Capt. Karla Lepore, NMRTC Bremerton commanding officer and NMRTC Bremerton Command Master Chief (SW/EXW/NAC) William Eickhoff that they had advanced in rate to United States Navy chief petty officer.

Aug. 7, 2025

Integrated Pediatric Behavioral Health: Walter Reed's Unique Approach

As the school year approaches, it’s time for back-to-school wellness exams and behavioral health check-ins at Walter Reed's Pediatric Department.

Aug. 7, 2025

I Kept the Warfighter in the Fight: Ms. Jessica Simpson

A civilian staff member serving aboard Naval Health Clinic Cherry Point helped Keep the Warfighter in the Fight through her 28 years of combined service.

Aug. 7, 2025

Redefining Wellness

There’s a place on post where Soldiers, families, and civilians are building stronger bodies, clearer minds, and sustainable habits. It’s called the Armed Forces Wellness Center, a welcoming space where real people are finding their energy again, one smart habit at a time.

Aug. 7, 2025

A distinction like no one - Purple Heart Recognition Day in Navy Medicine

By Douglas H Stutz, NHB/NMRTC Bremerton public affairs officer—America’s oldest military award, distinctive in its rarity, has been acknowledged since its inception in 1782.

Aug. 7, 2025

59th Medical Wing Recognizes Volunteer Contributions

The 59th Medical Wing hosted its annual Volunteer Recognition Luncheon to honor the individuals whose selfless service contributed to support across clinics and services in 2025.

Aug. 7, 2025

Retired Marine Shares Meaning of the Purple Heart

“It’s not a medal anyone hopes to receive, but sometimes life brings unexpected battles, both on the field and at home. I carry the scars of war every day—some visible, others unseen—but they’ve taught me to live with resilience and purpose,” said retired Marine Corps Sgt. Carlos R. Evans, reflecting on his Purple Heart.“It’s not a medal anyone hopes to receive, but sometimes life brings unexpected battles, both on the field and at home. I carry the scars of war every day—some visible, others unseen—but they’ve taught me to live with resilience and purpose,” said retired Marine Corps Sgt. Carlos R. Evans, reflecting on his Purple Heart.

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