 TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury)After a concussion, service members will be evaluated by their Primary Care Provider. If they remain symptomatic after the acute stage of recovery (two weeks up to one month), they may benefit from evaluation and treatment at the Intrepid Spirit Center, Womack Army Medical Center. They should talk with their primary care manager if they are unsure about the symptoms they are experiencing. All soldiers who have received a referral from their Primary Care Provider may schedule an appointment at the Intrepid Spirit by calling 910-907-7777. Appointments are available Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Currently the Intrepid Spirit is only able to provide services for service members. Family Members and Retirees are referred to a specialty provider off post. Concussion Care ClinicThe Concussion Care Clinic (CCC), Department of Brain Injury Medicine, is responsible for the evaluation and treatment of patients who have sustained a concussion or traumatic brain injury (TBI). This includes management of patients with persistent post-concussive symptoms (PPCS). For patients with PPCS, clinic care providers perform a detailed history and physical examination in order to better identify the cause of each persistent symptom, and customize a treatment program. Clinicians within the CCC coordinate and supervise any rehabilitation services deemed necessary, and ultimately make recommendations regarding physical limitations and fitness for duty of active duty patients. Multidisciplinary TeamThe Intrepid Spirit utilizes a holistic, multidisciplinary approach to better determine the cause of persistent post concussive symptoms (PPCS). They provide comprehensive treatment for functional deficits associated with concussion/ traumatic brain injury. Team members meet regularly to discuss individualized patient goals and progress, making changes as needed to ensure maximum recovery.
Intensive Outpatient ProgramThe clinic also offers an Intensive Outpatient Program, a four-week program for service members. During the program, the clinic team works with the SM and their families to create a tailored treatment plan that focuses on creating a plan of action to increase resilience and well-being as well as learning the skills they need to self-manage their symptoms in the long term. The mission of the IOP / PAR program is to return the SM to his/her parent unit as quickly as possible, and ensure that, if cleared for duty, s/he is able to safely perform basic level FORSCOM skill requirements to meet the standards that unit leadership requires. |
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Army Hearing Program
 MissionTo promote army readiness, quality of life and reduce incidence of noise-induced hearing loss through a state-of-the-art hearing loss prevention program across Fort Bragg installation. Scope of ServicesThe Army Hearing Program (AHP) per provides information on hearing, hearing loss prevention, hearing protection, DOEHRS-HC, hearing monitoring, and reducing noise hazards. The AHP consists of four components:
· Hearing readiness is designed to ensure Soldiers have the required hearing capability to perform their job-specific duties, as well as the appropriate and properly-fitted hearing protection devices for their mission. The primary purpose of hearing readiness is to identify early changes in hearing and provide education, individual counseling, and hearing protection to prevent damage to hearing. A key element of hearing readiness is monitoring audiometry, which is conducted with the current DOD-approved microprocessor audiometer system comprised of the Defense Occupational and Environmental Health Readiness System-Hearing Conservation (DOEHRS–HC) software application, the current DOD-approved audiometer, and the DOEHRS–HC Data Repository (DR) Web-based Application. All Soldiers are required to undergo an annual DOEHRS–HC audiogram. Monitoring audiometry data is made available through MEDPROS, thus providing the capability for monitoring and tracking of hearing for both individual and unit-level hearing readiness.
· Clinical hearing services are intended to determine a Soldier’s auditory fitness-for-duty (FFD) by determining the degree and cause of hearing loss and measuring a Soldier’s hearing ability against a performance or medical standard. Clinical hearing services for at risk DA Civilians who are exposed to hazardous noise are intended to determine work-relatedness of hearing loss. After degree and cause have been determined, treatment and management plans can be initiated. Treatment plans may include medical or surgical intervention, prescription of personal hearing aids, assistive listening devices, aural rehabilitation, tinnitus management, new hearing protection or monitoring of the condition for changes.
· Operational hearing services focus on preventing or mitigating NIHL during military operations while maintaining or facilitating the Soldiers’ ability to communicate. Operational hearing services focus on noise assessment and abatement strategies, improved communication, and the use of specialized hearing protection devices, such as non-linear and linear dual-function earplugs designed to reduce the impact of noise and NIHL on military operations. Tactical Communications and Protective Systems (TCAPS) are designed to amplify low-volume sounds and facilitate face-to-face and radio communications while simultaneously protecting the ear from hazardous impulse noise (such as, weapons fire). These types of devices protect hearing in both operational training and combat environments while allowing Soldiers to maintain their ability to hear and communicate, especially in dismounted operations.
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Epidemiology and Disease Control
 MissionThe Epidemiology and Disease Control Clinic mission is to reduce morbidity and mortality due to communicable disease threats and environmental hazards through surveillance, early detection, treatment, counseling, education, immunization, and outreach activities. Scope of Services
Helpful LinksHeat Injury: https://www.cdc.gov/disasters/extreme
Follow us on Social Media @WAMC.AMC using #WAMCEDC #SUPERHEARUS How do I get tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) on Fort Bragg?Service Members and beneficiaries may be screened for STIs at primary care appointments or the EDC Clinic. Service members can also be screened for STI’s at sick call. EDC Clinic screens patients by appointment. The phone number for appointments at EDC Clinic is 910-396-1770 or 910-432-9302.
EDC Clinic is responsible for tracking all reportable sexually transmitted infections.
We encourage healthy lifestyles and habits in support of public health.
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Radiology
 VisionWe will set the standard for medical imaging in full support of all eligible beneficiaries. The Department of Radiology at Womack Army Medical Center consists of over a dozen diagnostic imaging sub-specialties and outlying clinics. Our services are accessed by referral from either a primary care provider or by a provider from a specialty clinic. SchedulingRadiology Scheduling Hours of Operation: Radiology Scheduling Department is open on all Training Holidays, with the exception of Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's. Closed on all Federal Holidays. For child security and radiation protection reasons, children under the age of 12 cannot be left unattended in the Department of Radiology. Children, who accompany patients, must have a responsible adult who will care for them while the patient is in the exam room. Child, Youth & School Services offer hourly care: FormsImagingComputerized Tomography (CT, CAT Scan) |
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Nuclear Medicine Service
MissionProvides a wide variety of diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine studies and procedures. Using state of the art equipment, the entire Nuclear Medicine staff is committed to providing the highest level of care to both our outpatient and inpatient beneficiaries.
Our service is staffed by two board certified nuclear medicine physicians, eight nationally certified technologists, and two administrative assistants who are all dedicated to providing the highest level of care to our active duty, dependent and retiree populations. We are intensely committed to our war fighters, and will make every effort to provide timely care to our deploying soldiers both pre and post deployment and our wounded warriors.
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Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy DepartmentOccupational Therapy is the only profession that helps people across the lifespan do the things they want and need to do through the therapeutic use of daily activities (occupations). Occupational Therapy practitioners enable people of all ages to live life to its fullest by helping them promote health, and prevent—or live better with—injury, illness, or disability. MissionOccupational Therapy optimizes Soldier performance and readiness, in both garrison and operational environments, in support of the Total Force. VisionOccupational Therapy is the Army's premiere performance focused profession, ready to meet the ever-changing challenges of today and the future.
What conditions do WAMC OTs treat?
What services can we provide?
Services Not Offered at WAMC
The Womack Army Medical Center Occupational Therapy Officer in Charge works with referral management, and the referring providers to ensure patients are appropriately referred for rehabilitative services either in the clinic or to the network. |
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Mammography
Computerized Tomography (CT, CAT Scan)Provides screenings as well as diagnostic mammograms, ultrasound/stereotactic guided breast biopsies and ultrasound/mammography guided needle localizations. We are a fully digital FDA (Food and Drug Administration) and ACR (American College of Radiology) certified service. |
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MRI
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)Provides a wide variety of MRI examinations. Utilizing state of the art 3-Tesla and 1.5 Tesla GE scanners, our staff has the ability to provide the highest quality imaging available anywhere in the world. We look forward to the opportunity to provide our patients with world class imaging, and world class patient care. |
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Interventional RadiologyProvides a wide range of both diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, in a truly state of the art facility. Our service is our gift to those who serve.
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Computerized Tomography (CT, CAT Scan)Provides excellent care to the soldiers, dependents and retirees. We have in place a program in which we train our soldiers to provide the highest quality scans as well as providing education for the purpose of preparing our Soldiers to challenge the national certification examination. We are extremely committed to serving our military and their families and typically have the ability to offer same day care when necessary for optimal patient care. |
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Nuclear Medicine ServiceProvides a wide variety of diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine studies and procedures. Using state of the art equipment, the entire Nuclear Medicine staff is committed to providing the highest level of care to both our outpatient and inpatient beneficiaries.
Our service is staffed by two board certified nuclear medicine physicians, eight nationally certified technologists, and two administrative assistants who are all dedicated to providing the highest level of care to our active duty, dependent and retiree populations. We are intensely committed to our war fighters, and will make every effort to provide timely care to our deploying soldiers both pre and post deployment and our wounded warriors.
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Bariatric Surgery Clinic
 Womack Army Medical Center offers a comprehensive surgical weight loss program for Tricare eligible dependents of active duty service members as well as military retirees and their spouses. Active duty service members are not eligible for Bariatric Surgery, in accordance with HA Policy 07-006 ARE YOU A CANDIDATE? If your BMI is greater than 40 If you meet these criteria, please contact your PCM for an appointment to discuss the possibility for surgery and referral. Types of Procedures Offered We offer four types of weight loss procedures at Womack Army Medical Center:
Sleeve Gastrectomy Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass Lap Band (Gastric Banding) Duodenal Switch Orientation Forms Please print off the patient packet and bring with you to orientation For your information:
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Specialty Behavioral HealthFamily Advocacy Program Child, Adolescent and Family Behavioral Health System
The Child, Adolescent, & Family Behavioral Health System (CAFBHS) serves as the Army Surgeon General's leading agent for developing, implementing, and sustaining programs that create a behavioral health system of care (BHSOC) promoting healthy, strong children and families. Using evidence-based interventions and standardized outcome measures, services are coordinated and integrated with IMCOM and FORSCOM resources using a Public Health Model. BH Intensive Outpatient Program
Provides an intermediate level of care as either a step-up from outpatient Behavioral Health care or a step-down from inpatient care to all Service Members who meet the requirements and are referred by their Behavioral Health provider. Trauma Intensive Outpatient Program Provides an intermediate level of care as either a step-up from outpatient Behavioral Health care or a step-down from inpatient care to all Service Members who meet the requirements and are referred by their Behavioral Health provider.
Sexual Assault Care Coordinator The Sexual Assault Care Coordinator (SAC-C) provides supportive services and crisis response for individuals who have been sexually assaulted. The SAC-C monitors the provision of care for victims of sexual assault until the completion of care related to the sexual assault. He or she also assists patients in planning for their safety and well-being and collaborates with other professionals to ensure necessary appointments are scheduled as indicated by the individualized plan of care.
Specialty Behavioral Health Treatment Groups
To learn more about the various Treatment Groups SpBH offers, please call (910) 907-7869 or click here for the Treatment Group brochure.
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To view a PDF document with instructions on how to request a prescription refill, click here
Step 1 - Go to https://www.tricareonline.com/ click “Log In”
Step 2 - Log in with your DS Logon Premium (Level 2), DoD CAC or DFAS myPay credentials. If you do not have DS Logon credentials and would like to, click “Register"
Step 3 - Click ‘Rx Refill’ option on the TOL home page or top navigation bar to request one or more refills
Step 4 - Confirm your primary military treatment facility (MTF) or select a different MTF from the drop-down box
Step 5 - Select your prescription(s) to refill. Choose a Pharmacy Pick-up Location. Submit your refill reques
Step 6 - Request refills for your family members by selecting the 'Request Refill by Rx Number' option.
Enter up to six Rx numbers.
Choose Pharmacy pick-up location.
Submit your refill request.
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Call the telephone refill system at 1-888-316-8639 or (910) 907-7676.
Step 1 - Select the site where you want to pick-up your prescriptions.
- Press 1 for the Womack Pharmacy Annex
- Press 2 for the North PX Pharmacy
- Press 3 for Robinson Health Clinic Pharmacy
- Press 5 for Clark Health Clinic Pharmacy
- Press 6 for Joel Health Clinic Pharmacy
- Press 7 for Byars Health Clinic Pharmacy
- Press 8 for Community Based Medical Home Pharmacies (for enrolled patients ONLY)
- Press 1 for Fayetteville Medical Home
- Press 2 for Hope Mills Medical Home
- Press 3 for Linden Oaks Medical Home
Step 2 - Press 1 for a refill
Step 3 - Enter the last four digits of your sponsor's social security number followed by the pound (#) key
Step 4 - Enter the numeric portion (only) of your presecription number (found in the upper left-hand corner on the prescription label) followed by the pound (#) key
Step 5 - Listen to the message verifying when you prescription will be ready. If you do not hear this portion of the recording, your attempt to refill your prescription by phone was not successful and you will need to start at Step 1 again.
Step 6 - Visit the pharmacy you selected during normal duty hours with the ID card of the patient to pick up your prescription(s).
Prescription Services at Retail Network Pharmacies
If you need a prescription filled right away and the pharmacy is closed or you are unable to use the Ft Bragg Pharmacy, visit one of the civilian retail pharmacies that are approved by TRICARE.
Use the Pharmacy Locator at http://www.express-scripts.com/TRICARE/pharmacy/ *
or calling (877-363-1303).
or calling (877-363-1303).
Controlled Substance Prescription Policy
Fort Bragg Pharmacies may only dispense a maximum of a 30-day supply of most controlled substances. The only authorized exception is for controlled substances prescribed for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorders (ADHD), which may be filled for up to a 90-day supply. Schedule III through Schedule V Medications may be written for a 30-day supply, with up to 5 refills.
Pharmacy ID Card Policy
It is necessary to provide the military ID card of the patient (if 10 years old or older), or a current copy of the ID card, when obtaining a prescription at any military pharmacy or TRICARE Retail Network Pharmacy to help establish eligibility and authorization. It is permissible for military ID cards to be photocopied (front & back) to assist in eligibility verification and for the purpose of rendering care.
Medication and Sharps Disposal
Please safely discard unused medication and controlled substances away from children and pets. For detailed information visit: http://www.fda.gov/forconsumers/consumerupdates/ucm101653.htm* for guidance on disposal of unused medications. Home users of sharps (e.g. needles) are urged to place sharps in hard wall containers (e.g. laundry detergent bottle with screw on lid) before disposal in order to protect garbage collectors from needlesticks. Call your county Department of Health or visit www.safeneedledisposal.org* to learn more.
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| Phone: | 910-907-7427
(Option 4 then option 1)
Outpatient Pharmacy
910-907-7427
(Option 4 then option 2)
Womack Pharmacy Annex
910-907-7427
(Option 4 then option 3)
Robinson Health Clinic Pharmacy
910-907-7427
(Option 4 then option 4)
Clark Health Clinic Pharmacy
910-907-7427
(Option 4 then option 5)
Joel Health Clinic Pharmacy
910-907-7427
(Option 4 then option 6)
Byars Health Clinic Pharmacy
910-907-7427
(Option 4, option 7 then 2)
Hope Mills Medical Home Pharmacy
910-907- 7427
(Option 4, option 7 then 1)
Fayetteville Medical Home Pharmacy
910-907-7427
(Option 4, option 7 then 3) Linden Oaks Medical Home Pharmacy 910-907-7427
(Option 4, then option 8) PX Pharmacy |
| Hours: | Outpatient Pharmacy
Mon - Fri : 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Training Holidays:
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and Federal Holidays
Womack Pharmacy Annex
Mon - Fri 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Sat : 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Training Holidays: 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Closed on Sundays and Federal Holidays
Robinson Health Clinic Pharmacy
Mon - Fri 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Training Holidays: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Closed Weekends and Federal Holidays
Clark Health Clinic Pharmacy
Mon - Fri 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Training Holidays: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Closed Weekends and Federal Holidays
Joel Health Clinic Pharmacy
Mon - Fri 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Training Holidays: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Closed Weekends and Federal Holidays
Byars Health Clinic Pharmacy
Mon - Fri 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Training Holidays: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Closed Weekends and Federal Holidays
Hope Mills Medical Home Pharmacy
Mon - Fri 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Training Holidays: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Closed Weekends and Federal Holidays
Fayetteville Medical Home Pharmacy
Mon - Fri 8:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. and 1:15 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Training Holidays: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Closed Weekends and Federal Holidays
Linden Oaks Medical Home Pharmacy Mon - Fri 7:30 - 12:15 p.m. and 1:15 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Training Holidays: 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Closed Weekends and Federal Holidays
PX Pharmacy
Mon - Fri 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Closed on Saturdays, Sundays, Training and Federal Holidays |
| Location: | Outpatient Pharmacy
WAMC, Bldg 4-2817 (All American Rd Entrance) Clinic Mall
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Womack Pharmacy Annex
Bldg 4-1571 Reilly Road
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
(Old First Citizens Bank Building), in front of the Fort Bragg Mini-Mall
Robinson Health Clinic Pharmacy
1722 Gruber Road
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Clark Health Clinic Pharmacy
4527 Bastogne Drive
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Joel Health Clinic Pharmacy
Bldg M-4861 Logistics Avenue
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Byars Health Clinic Pharmacy
2864 Woodruff Street, Bldg 2-1959
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
Hope Mills Medical Home Pharmacy
3351 South Peak Drive
Hope Mills, NC 28348
Fayetteville Medical Home Pharmacy
2350 Bentridge Lane
Fayetteville, NC 28314
Linden Oaks Medical Home Pharmacy
55 Centennial Parkway
Cameron, NC 28326
PX Pharmacy
North Post PX
Butner Rd
Fort Bragg, NC 28310 **Prescription pick-up at the Fayetteville, Hope Mills, and Linden Oaks Medical Homes is
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Bariatric Surgery Clinic
| Womack Army Medical Center offers a comprehensive surgical weight loss program for Tricare eligible dependents of active duty service members as well as military retirees and their spouses. Active duty service members are not eligible for Bariatric Surgery, in accordance with HA Policy 07-006 ARE YOU A CANDIDATE? If your BMI is greater than 40 If you meet these criteria, please contact your PCM for an appointment to discuss the possibility for surgery and referral. Types of Procedures Offered We offer four types of weight loss procedures at Womack Army Medical Center:
Sleeve Gastrectomy Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass Lap Band (Gastric Banding) Duodenal Switch Orientation Forms Please print off the patient packet and bring with you to orientation For your information:
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Pathology
WAMC Pathology"The Heart of the Medical Investigation Team" Welcome to the Department of Pathology, Womack Army Medical Center, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, where, together, a team of dedicated health care Professionals offer high quality care. Womack Army Medical Center Pathology Department is accredited by the College of American Pathologists and AABB. Department Telephone Listing Department mailing Address Scope of Services Anatomic Pathology (AP) service is divided into the following sections:
Clinical Pathology (CP) service is divided into the following sections:
Transfusion Service (Trans Svc) is divided into the following sections:
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Childbirth Education
MissionThe Philosophy of Childbirth Education is to empower patients through knowledge in a series of 6 (2hr each) classes in the Weaver Auditorium that include education on labor, delivery, breastfeeding and newborn care. Expecting parents are provided the knowledge, skills and additional resources to successfully parent. The new skills gained provide an ability to relax in the knowledge achieved. Once empowered and relaxed expecting moms experience decreased pain sensation and increased confidence through education.
Please note:
Class 1 - Pregnancy and Labor (Tuesday) Class 2 - Everything you wanted to know about Vaccines and New Parent Support Group (Wednesday)
Community Resources: New Parent Support Program Family Advocacy Program Birthing Unit Tour Educational Resources in Fayetteville
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Service Member Behavioral Health
The WAMC Service Member Behavioral Health Line has a longstanding reputation for providing quality services and programs to include: evaluation and management of psychotropic medications, individual and group psychotherapy, diagnostic evaluation and psychological testing, neuropsychological services, command evaluations, 24-hour on-call emergency care. Service Member Behavioral Health Treatment GroupsTo learn more about the various Treatment Groups SMBH offers, please call aligned clinic or click here for the Treatment Group brochure. Behavioral Health EvaluationsThe WAMC Service Member Behavioral Health Line uses the Fort Bragg Form 1462 (Request for Mental Status Evaluation) for the following evaluations:
Command Directed, Schools (Drill Sergeant, Recruiter, etc.), and Administrative Separations. The FB 1462 must be completed by the Company Commander of the Service Member being seen. For any questions, please contact your unit's assigned BH clinic. Instructions for FB 1462 Fort Bragg Form 1462 3rd Special Forces Group Embedded Behavioral HealthBrochure: 3rd Special Forces Group Brochure
Phone: (910) 908-2256 Who: 3rd Special Forces Group, 1st Special Forces Command, and USASOAC. What: Provides individual, group, and medication therapy as well as case management. Provides Command Directed Behavioral Health evaluations. Where: BLDG E-1733 Panama Way When: Mon-Fri 0730-1630. Provides Walk-In/Triage Service during duty hours. East Bragg Embedded Behavioral HealthBrochure: East Bragg Embedded Behavioral Health Brochure
Phone: (910) 908-5358/5322 Who: 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade, 82nd ABN Division, 1st Theatre Sustainment Command, 3rd ESC, EOD/25th Chemical What: Provides individual, group, and medication therapy as well as case management. Provides Command Directed Behavioral Health evaluations. Where: BLDG M-4234 Goldberg St. When: Mon-Fri 0730-1630. Provides Walk-In/Triage Service during duty hours. Robinson Embedded Behavioral HealthBrochure: Robinson Embedded Behavioral Health Brochure
Phone: (910) 907-9486 Who: 1st BCT and 3rd BCT and 82nd Sustainment Brigade. What: Provides individual, group, and medication therapy as well as case management. Provides Command Directed Behavioral Health evaluations. Where: BLDG M-1722 Tagaytay Dr. When: Mon-Fri 0730-1630. Provides Walk-In/Triage Service during duty hours. West Bragg Embedded Behavioral HealthBrochure: West Bragg Embedded Behavioral Health Brochure
Phone: (910) 432-1464 Who: 2nd BCT; 18th Field Artillery; 8th MISB; 50th Signal, 20th ENG, HHB Divarty What: Provides individual, group, and medication therapy as well as case management. Provides Command Directed Behavioral Health evaluations. Where: BLDG D-3145 Mederet St. When: Mon-Fri 0730-1630. Provides Walk-In/Triage Service during duty hours. WHSC Embedded Behavioral HealthBrochure: WHSC Embedded Behavioral Health Brochure
Phone: (910) 907-6825 Who: 95th Civil Affairs (starting June 4th), 44th Medical Brigade, 525th MI, 16th MP Brigade, and USAJFKSWCS, FORSCOM, 18th ABN Corps, WAMC, JFSWCS, JSOC, Air Force (Psychiatry), CID, Reserves and all other tenet units What: Provides individual, group, and medication therapy as well as case management. Provides Command Directed Behavioral Health evaluations. Where: WHSC, BLDG 4-3219, 2817 Reilly Rd. When: Mon-Fri 0730-1630. Provides Walk-In/Triage Service during duty hours. CLark Embedded Behavioral HealthBrochure: TBA
Phone: (910) 908-5786 Who: 4th & 8th POG, 528th SB USASOC, 108th Air Defense Artillery, 3rd SFG (for SUDCC Only) What: Provides individual, group, and medication therapy as well as case management. Provides Command Directed Behavioral Health evaluations. Where: 5-4257, 3605 Bastogne Dr. (left side of Clark Health Clinic) When: Mon-Fri 0730-1630. Provides Walk-In/Triage Service during duty hours. Multi-Disciplinary Behavioral Health ClinicBrochure: Multi-Disciplinary Behavioral Health Clinic Brochure
Phone: (910) 907-6825 Who: All units not aligned to a specific EBH Clinic and all Active Duty Service Members referred for subspecialty behavioral health services. What: Provides individual, group, and medication therapy as well as case management. Provides Command Directed Behavioral Health evaluations. Provides subspecialty behavioral health care services to include: Neuropsychological assessment, Forensic evaluations, and Biofeedback services. Where: WHSC, BLDG 4-3219, 2817 Reilly Rd. When: Mon-Fri 0730-1630. Provides Walk-In/Triage Service during duty hours. Substance Use Disorder Clinical Care (SUDCC)Who: All Service Members who meet requirements stationed at Fort Bragg, N.C. What: Provide substance use disorder clinical care, including assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, and aftercare for Service Members within an integrated medical and behavioral health model to enhance health and readiness. Locations: Robinson Clinic SUDCC BLDG C-1722 1722 Tagatay Dr. (910) 907-9486 Clark Clinic SUDCC BLDG 5-4257 3605 Bastogne Drive (Left side of Clark Clinic) (910) 908-5786 WHSC Clinic SUDCC BLDG 4-3219 Womack Army Medical Center (910) 908-6825 6 South - Inpatient Psychiatry 6th floor of Womack Army Medical Center (910) 907-6666 |
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Family Advocacy ProgramLocated primarily on the first floor of the Womack Health and Support Center (WHSC) and Army Community Center (ACS), the Family Advocacy Program (FAP) provides commanders with assistance in addressing the problems of spouse and child abuse. Additionally, it provides evaluation, assessment, and supportive services for individuals of spouse or partner abuse and children of abuse or neglect.The following link directs you to the Family Advocacy Program webpage: https://www.us.army.mil/suite/page/380.
Reporting Spouse, Child, Elder AbuseSpouse Abuse
Child & Elder Abuse
Child, Adolescent and Family Behavioral Health SystemThe Child, Adolescent, & Family Behavioral Health System (CAFBHS) serves as the Army Surgeon General's leading agent for developing, implementing, and sustaining programs that create a behavioral health system of care (BHSOC) promoting healthy, strong children and families. Using evidence-based interventions and standardized outcome measures, services are coordinated and integrated with IMCOM and FORSCOM resources using a Public Health Model.
Outpatient ProgramsBH Intensive Outpatient ProgramPhone: (910) 908-5322
Who: All Service Members who meet the requirements and are referred by their Behavioral Health provider. What: Provides an intermediate level of care as either a step-up from outpatient Behavioral Health care or a step-down from inpatient care. Where: East Bragg EBH, BLDG M-4234, Goldberg St. Trauma Intensive Outpatient ProgramPhone: (910) 908-5322
Who: All Service Members who meet the requirements and are referred by their Behavioral Health provider. What: Provides an intermediate level of care as either a step-up from outpatient Behavioral Health care or a step-down from inpatient care. Where: East Bragg EBH, BLDG M-4234, Goldberg St. Addiction Medicine Intensive Outpatient ProgramTBA
Sexual Assault Care Coordinator Outpatient ProgramThe Sexual Assault Care Coordinator (SAC-C) provides supportive services and crisis response for individuals who have been sexually assaulted. The SAC-C monitors the provision of care for victims of sexual assault until the completion of care related to the sexual assault. He or she also assists patients in planning for their safety and well-being and collaborates with other professionals to ensure necessary appointments are scheduled as indicated by the individualized plan of care. Specialty Behavioral Health Treatment GroupsTo learn more about the various Treatment Groups SpBH offers, please call (910) 907-7869 or click here for the Treatment Group brochure. |
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Behavioral Health
Mission and VisionMissionThe Department of Behavioral Health supports the Military Health System integrated Behavioral Health System of Care in direct support of the Quadruple Aim--increased readiness, better health, better care, and lower cost. VisionA Unified and Ready Behavioral Health Service Line providing direct support to The Home of the Airborne and Special Operations Forces. Goals1) Empower and Care for Our People Specialty Behavioral HealthWomack Health and Support Center (WHSC) and Army Community Center (ACS), the Family Advocacy Program (FAP) provides commanders with assistance in addressing the problems of spouse and child abuse. Additionally, it provides evaluation, assessment, and supportive services for individuals of spouse or partner abuse and children of abuse or neglect.The following link directs you to the Family Advocacy Program webpage: https://www.us.army.mil/suite/page/380.
Service Member Behavioral HealthThe WAMC Service Member Behavioral Health Line has a longstanding reputation for providing quality services and programs to include: evaluation and management of psychotropic medications, individual and group psychotherapy, diagnostic evaluation and psychological testing, neuropsychological services, command evaluations, 24-hour on-call emergency care.
Behavioral health issues do not discriminate: they can occur in anyone’s life. Whether you are active duty, family member or other beneficiary, behavioral health care at Womack Army Medical Center is delivered in a compassionate manner designed to aid in recovery. Individual or group counseling is designed to help patients get through life’s behavioral challenges. Womack's Department of Behavioral Health is comprised of two Service Lines, organized by the care recipients served and services offered. The Specialty Service Line provides care to military dependents, including children and adolescents. Also, the Specialty Behavioral Health Line (SpBH) is responsible for inpatient behavioral health care services and intensive outpatient (IOP) care for adults. The Service Member Behavioral Health Line provides general outpatient and subspecialty behavioral health care for active duty, to include military specific occupational evaluations and command consultation. Jointly, the Behavioral Health Service Lines are responsible for identifying, developing, monitoring, and refining clinical care, outcomes and applicable clinical pathways across the continuum of Behavioral Health Care. Internal Behavioral Health Consultants For more information, see your PCM or call the Womack Appointment Line at (910) 907-APPT. |
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