Join our guided hospital tour designed for new patients and family members. Learn how to navigate services, access care, and make the most of what Irwin Army Community Hospital offers. When: Every third Thursday starting May 21, 1 p.m. Where: Main entrance, first floor Who: New patients & families What You’ll See: 🔵 Ground Floor: Rehab & Nutrition 🟠 1st Floor: PCMH, Lab, Pharmacy, Radiology 🟡 ScriptCenter & Benefits/Referrals 🟢 2nd Floor: Specialty Care Clinics 🟣 3rd Floor: Medical Records & Admissions What You’ll Gain: • Know where to go for care • Access services faster • Navigate the hospital with confidence • Stay informed about changes • Get your questions answered No sign-up required. Just show up and get oriented.

April 16, 2026

New to IACH? Start Here.

FORT RILEY, Kansas — Join our guided hospital tour designed for new patients and family members. Learn how to navigate services, access care, and make the most of what Irwin Army Community Hospital offers.

This isn't just an ambulance; it's a soldier's second chance. With the ability to navigate rugged, off-road terrain and deliver advanced trauma care, these new vehicles at Fort Riley serve as a critical lifeline.

April 16, 2026

For Injured Soldiers, a New Ambulance Could Mean a Return to the Fight

FORT RILEY, Kansas — A new fleet of ambulances has arrived at Fort Riley equipped with four-wheel drive and enhanced medical features to navigate rugged terrain and severe weather. These upgrades ensure that soldiers injured in the field receive faster, more effective care, which increases the likelihood of a full return to duty.

Medical professional in uniform uses a tape measure on a baby's head while a woman holds the baby.

April 16, 2026

TRICARE covers well-child care to help keep kids healthy from day one

FALLS CHURCH, Va. — Taking care of your child’s health starts early—and regular checkups can make a big difference. TRICARE covers well-child care for children from birth up to the age of 6, helping families keep their kids healthy as they grow.

Male and female pose for photo after an award ceremony

April 15, 2026

Rader Health Clinic Nurse Receives Life-Saving Award

ARLINGTON, Va. — A Rader Health Clinic nurse was recognized for her extraordinary actions in 2025 that helped save the life of a teenager during an incident at the Pentagon City Mall.

Hawaii’s U.S. Rep. Ed Case, left, met with senior leaders from Defense Health Network Indo-Pacific, Tripler Army Medical Center (TAMC), and U.S. Army Garrison Hawaii during a visit at TAMC in Honolulu, Hawaii on April 9. The purpose of the visit was to update Rep. Case on TAMC’s capabilities and future plans, while advancing mission readiness, and prioritizing patient-centered care for Soldiers and their families stationed throughout the Indo-Pacific region. (Defense Health Agency photo by Khinna Kaminske)

April 14, 2026

Hawaii’s U.S. Rep. Ed Case visits Tripler Army Medical Center to review capabilities and support Soldier care in the Indo-Pacific region

Tripler Army Medical Center, Hi. — Senior U.S. military medical leaders welcomed U.S. Rep. Ed Case from Hawaii’s 1st Congressional District to Tripler Army Medical Center on April 9 for a comprehensive review of TAMC’s capabilities. The visit emphasized future planning to ensure TAMC remains equipped to meet evolving healthcare needs, while advancing mission readiness and prioritizing patient-centered care for Soldiers and their families stationed throughout the Indo-Pacific region.

"Treatment," "Drug," and "Device" above graphics of two medicine containers and a blood bag. "TRICARE" in the bottom right corner.

April 14, 2026

How does a service, treatment, drug, or device become a TRICARE benefit?

FALLS CHURCH, Va. — Have you ever wondered how a service, drug, or treatment becomes a TRICARE benefit? As drugs and technology continue to develop, TRICARE coverage evolves along with them. It’s important to know that U.S. law governs TRICARE benefits. If the law allows TRICARE to cover a treatment or drug, the Defense Health Agency reviews the proposed benefit to make sure it’s proven, safe, and effective.

Winn hosted 23 local ABA experts and Humana TRICARE East March 31 to make it easier for our families to get the care they need. By bringing together our pediatric and EFMP teams with community partners, we’re streamlining the autism care process. 3rd ID Command Sgt. Maj. Donald Durgin joined the talk, stressing that when our families are supported, our Soldiers can stay focused on the mission. We are committed to building a stronger, more connected network so that we can remain your first choice for your family's care. Learn more at https://winn.tricare.mil/Patient-Resources/Exceptional-Family-Member-Program

April 13, 2026

Winn leaders, ABA experts join forces to improve access to care for autistic military children

FORT STEWART, Ga. — Leaders from Winn Army Community Hospital, behavioral therapists and Humana TRICARE representatives joined forces March 31 to improve access to care for military families coping with autism. The 23 Applied Behavior Analysis professionals who attended were from network mental health care providers across coastal Georgia. Gathered with them in Winn’s Patriot Auditorium were the hospital’s primary care, pediatric, mental health and Exceptional Family Member Program leads.

Fourth-year dental student Tim Nguyen examines a Soldier at a Fort Riley dental clinic April 7, 2026. His experience at Fort Riley provided a key insight on the difference between Army and civilian dentistry. Army dentistry removes financial barriers to care, allowing providers to focus entirely on the patient's dental health and ensuring every Soldier is medically fit for their mission.

April 13, 2026

Where Dental Students Can Impact National Security

FORT RILEY, Kansas — To address local dental shortages and military readiness challenges, Fort Riley leaders have partnered with the University of Missouri-Kansas City to offer clinical rotations to dental students. This initiative aims to recruit civilian dentists to both support the Fort Riley team and to establish practices in the underserved surrounding community.

A crucial node of patient care for Spartan Soldiers is once again open for business at Marne Medic Troop Medical Clinic on Fort Stewart. Leaders and Soldiers from 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team and Winn Army Community Hospital gathered April 2 to cut the ribbon at the clinic’s pharmacy. It is the first time in three years the pharmacy has been in operation.

April 13, 2026

Winn, Spartan Brigade double down on readiness with TMC pharmacy ribbon-cutting

FORT STEWART, Ga. — A crucial node of patient care for Spartan Soldiers is once again open for business at Marne Medic Troop Medical Clinic on Fort Stewart. Leaders and Soldiers from 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team and Winn Army Community Hospital gathered April 2 to cut the ribbon at the clinic’s pharmacy. It is the first time in three years the pharmacy has been in operation.

U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman 1st Class Eric Adams, from Wildomar, California, performs a blood transfusion in a hangar bay onboard Marine Corps Base Kaneohe Bay, Oahu, Hawaii, in support of a joint-service medical training exercise during Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) 2022, July 26, 2022.

April 10, 2026

Military Holds Summit to Consider Launching a Prize Competition to Rapidly Develop Freeze-Dried Blood for Battlefield and Civilian Use

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas — A one-day summit in San Antonio brought together military, academic, and industry partners to assess the current state of freeze-dried red blood cell technology and explore its potential for battlefield and civilian use. Participants also discussed using a prize competition model to accelerate development and transition the capability from research into practical, life-saving medical applications.

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