Vision

We 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.

Scheduling

Radiology Scheduling Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday, 0730-1600
The Radiology appointment line is closed from 1200-1300 each day, and the first Wednesday of each month until 0900 for training. The Radiology front desk operates Monday — Friday, 0730-2330

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:
Soldier Support Center
Bldg 4-2843 Normandy Drive
Monday — Friday, 0830 — 1630
(910) 432-CARE

To schedule a CT Scan, Ultrasound, Mammography or Fluoroscopy appointment, call 910-907-8838/8266, and press Option #1
To schedule a MRI, call 910-907-7966, and press Option #1. Scheduling hours for MRI are Monday-Friday, 0730-1530. Appointments are available 7 days a week 0715-2315. We also provide exam availability from 2315-0715 for various non-routine examinations.

Forms

DD Form 2870* 
DD FORM 877

Imaging

Computerized Tomography (CT, CAT Scan)
Intervention Radiology
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Services
Mammography

Tricare Online Rx Refill

  Pharmacy 2016 Formulary

Medications can make a difference in regaining health and mitigating chronic conditions and your Womack Army Medical Center pharmacy staff specialize in providing new prescriptions, refills and medication counseling.

Welcome to the Womack Pharmacy!

The Womack Army Medical Center (WAMC) Department of Pharmacy would like to thank the more than 100,000 beneficiaries eligible to visit and use our pharmacies. Our commitment to you is nothing less than our best. We continuously strive to and seek to implement new programs that improve both the quantity and quality of our services. We appreciate the opportunity and privilege to serve you. Thank you!

PLEASE NOTE:
New Womack Pharmacy Annex
Location:
Bldg 4-1571 Reilly Road 
Fort Bragg, NC 28310
(Old First Citizens Bank Building), in front of the Fort Bragg Mini-Mall
The Womack Pharmacy Annex assumes refill distribution duties from the pharmacy located in the North Post Exchange, which will be temporary closed for renovations.

To search the WAMC Formulary online

Electronic Prescribing information for WAMC:

Pharmacy Refills

Routine refills are processed by phone or internet only. You may call the automated telephone refill system or use the Internet refill system to refill your prescriptions 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Please be sure to have the last four of the sponsor’s social security number and prescription number on hand when using either of the refill systems. 

    To view a PDF document with instructions on how to request a prescription refill,       click here

Step 1 - Go to www.tricareonline.com* and 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.

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 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 Hope Mills Medical Home (for enrolled patients ONLY)
• Press 9 for Fayetteville Medical Home (for enrolled patients ONLY)

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 - ,strong>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.

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.

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 three Service Lines, organized by the care recipients served and services offered. The Family Member Service Line provides care to military dependents, including children and adolescents. The Service Member Behavioral Health Line provides general outpatient and subspecialty behavioral health care for active duty, to include millitary specific occupational evaluations and command consultation. The Specialty Behavioral Health Line is responsible for inpatient behavioral health care services and intensive outpatient (IOP) care for adults.

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
Behavioral Health consultants are located at Patient-Centered Medical Homes, Soldier-Centered Medical Homes and Community-Based Medical Homes serving Active Duty, Retirees and Families to provide brief assessment and Behavioral Health services in collaboration with the patient's primary health care manager (PCM).

For more information, see your PCM or call the Womack Appointment Line at (910) 907-APPT.

Mission and Vision

Mission

Provide the highest quality behavioral health care to the service members and their families serving Fort Bragg and sustain as a force multiplier through outstanding behavioral health support to the Fort Bragg units and their commands.

Vision

The Department of Behavioral Health provides behavioral health treatment and support for all active duty and limited services for family members. The department is comprised of the Service Member Behavioral Health (SMBH), Family Member Behavioral Health (FMBH), and Specialty Behavioral Health (SBH).

Family Member Behavioral Health

Family Advocacy Program

Located 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 Abuse

• Spouse Abuse
  • Provost Marshall Office: (910) 396-0391
  • Victim Advocate Hotline: (910) 396-5521/4175/1519
  • Cumberland County CARE Center: (910) 323-4187
  • Victim Advocate 24-Hour Hotline: (910) 322-3418
  • National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
• Child & Elder Abuse
  • Law Enforcement
  • Cumberland County Department of Social Services:(910) 677-2450
  • Child Advocacy Center: (910) 486-9700
  • DSS/Adult Services:(910) 677-2450

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.

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.

Family Member Behavioral Health Treatment Groups

To learn more about the various Treatment Groups FMBH offers, please call (910) 907-7869 or click here for the Treatment Group brochure.

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 Groups

To learn more about the various Treatment Groups SMBH offers, please call (910) 907-6825 or click here for the Treatment Group brochure.

3SFG Embedded Behavioral Health

Brochure: 3SFG Brochure
Phone: (910) 908-2256
Who: 3rd Special Forces Group, 1^st 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 Health

Brochure: East Bragg Embedded Behavioral Health Brochure
Phone: (910) 908-5358/5322
Who: 82^nd Combat Aviation Brigade, 82^nd ABN Division, 1^st Theatre Sustainment Command.
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 Health

Brochure: Robinson Embedded Behavioral Health Brochure
Phone: (910) 907-9486
Who: 1^st BCT and 3rd BCT 82^nd ABN Division and 82^nd 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 Health

Brochure: West Bragg Embedded Behavioral Health Brochure
Phone: (910) 432-1464/570-3400
Who: 2^nd BCT 82^nd ABN Division; 18^th Field Artillery; 4^th and 8^th MISB; 528^th Sustainment Brigade; 108^th Air Defense Artillery; and 20^th Engineers.
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 Health

Brochure: WHSC Embedded Behavioral Health Brochure
Phone: (910) 907-6825
Who: 95^th Civil Affairs, 44^th Medical Brigade, 525^th MI, 16^th MP Brigade, and USAJFKSWCS.
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.

Multi-Disciplinary Behavioral Health Clinic

Brochure: 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.

Specialty Behavioral Health

Provide the highest quality specialty behavioral health care by offering a spectrum of intensive treatment programs tailored to the needs of the service member, within the broader Army system of clinical care.

Specialty Behavioral Health offers higher levels of care through the Intensive Outpatient Programs and through inpatient psychiatric services at WAMC 6 South. Other specialized services include Substance Treatment and the Service Member Justice Outreach Program.

Procedures

During duty hours, the patient is seen by their assigned behavioral health clinic for evaluation (see description of clinics). If the staff at the clinic believes that the patient has a condition best treated in an inpatient environment, they refer the patient for hospitalization. The referring staff member then contacts the ward to discuss the case with the Staff Psychiatrist on-duty for possible admission. The patient is then transported to WAMC for further evaluation and treatment at ward 6S, where the staff orients the patient to the ward.

After duty hours, the soldier is seen at the Emergency Department for evaluation. The Emergency Department staff gathers information and assesses the nature of the presenting problem and contacts the Psychiatrist on-duty. The on-call Psychiatrist provides consultation to the emergency room physician on the most appropriate disposition and directs admission, if required.

While a Soldier is in the hospital, it is incumbent upon the Chain of Command to check on the Soldier's status. This is best accomplished by visiting with the Soldier and engaging the 6S treatment team. Communication between the unit and the staff provides vital information to aid in the Soldier’s evaluation, treatment, and reintegration back into the unit or other disposition.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a 30 - 45 day program designed specifically for Active Duty Service Members who are experiencing behavioral, emotional and addiction difficulties, but who do not require (or no longer require) the intense level of psychiatric care provided by inpatient or residential hospitalization programs. IOP is ideal for stabilizing individuals with acute mental health or addictions that may be at risk for hospitalization, or who may be "stepping down" from a hospital stay.

Intensive Outpatient Program provides a co-occurring comprehensive treatment program among a therapeutic community of peers. IOP intensity can help to maintain abstinence, increase mental health and improve quality of life. Group therapies are used to promote coping skills, stress management, goal achievement and treatment compliance.

Our goal is to empower each person to move to their "best" self and thereby learning new ways to cope with stress, anxiety and depression. All our groups and sessions are geared to treating the underlying causes and help facilitate recovery. Combination of group therapy, individual therapies, family therapy and medication management (as medically indicated) has been validated by research to be one of the most effective forms of treatment for mental disorders.

Behavioral Health IOP (BHIOP)

This program is designed for Service Members who have been discharged from the Inpatient Psychiatric Ward or who need additional therapy outside of the normal behavioral health services. This IOP meets five days per week for four weeks, five hours per day from 0800-1400 (with a one hour lunch break) at the Womack Health and Support Center (WHSC). The group is a closed session limited to approximately 10 members. A new group with up to 10 additional members will start approximately every four weeks. The focus of the group is to provide intense psychoeducation on crisis stabilization, resiliency skills, medication and symptoms management, and health issues management (e.g. sleep hygiene, pain management, nutrition awareness and substance abuse). This group will capture SMs discharged from acute in-patient hospitalization and/or outpatient BH Patients in need of a higher level of care.

Trauma IOP (TIOP)

This program is designed for Service Members with symptoms directly related to a trauma such as PTSD or Sexual Assault. The TIOP meets five days per week for four weeks, six hours per day from 0800-1300. The group is a closed session limited to approximately 10 members. A New group with up to 10 additional members will start approximately every four weeks. The TIOP Resiliency model focuses on core-mindfulness, strengthening distress tolerance skills, emotional regulation skills and interpersonal effectiveness skills for better long-term physical health and emotional well-being.

Addiction Meds IOP

This program is not active and is in the process of being stood up. Start date is TBD.

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We are honored to have you as a patient! We want to make your healing and recovery as positive and beneficial as possible. Research shows that PT helps restore movement, relieve pain, strengthen muscles, improve function and prevent further injury. To receive the full benefit of PT you must be actively involved in your care. We are ONE TEAM with our patients and staff, committed to delivering QUALITY CARE in a QUALITY CARING manner!

Mission

To safely and efficiently Provide excellent Physical Therapy healthcare to as many beneficiaries as possible.

Vision

To be the supreme Physical Therapy Service in the Military Healthcare System.

• We will be One Team where patients, therapists and staff have unity of effort to maximize patient health and function, staff morale and efficient and effective organizational processes.
• We will deliver Quality Care through maximally competent, maximally effective and maximally safe Physical Therapy care by highly trained medical professionals using evidence based best practices and state of the art rehabilitation in order to optimize the patient experience.
• We will provide Quality Caring to deliver superior internal and external customer service, treat customers the way we would want to be treated and always take the opportunity to make things better.Click to read our (how to make an appointment, required attire, no-show/cancellation policies, and other clinic policies)

Please read the information below that is important to your time with us.

Important Patient Information: Preparing for Your Appointment
Click here to read our Welcome/Policy Letter (how to make an appointment, required attire, no-show/cancellation policies, and other clinic policies)

What is Physical Therapy?

Physical Therapy is a dynamic profession with an established theoretical and scientific base and widespread clinical applications in the restoration, maintenance, and promotion of optimal physical function. Physical Therapists are autonomous health care professionals who help individuals maintain, restore, and improve movement, activity, and functioning, thereby enabling optimal performance and enhancing health, well-being, and quality of life. Physical Therapists evaluate, diagnose, and develop comprehensive treatment programs that can include exercise programs, instruction in self-care, use of physical and therapeutic agents, posture modification, and prevention of further overuse injury. Physical Therapy Assistants implement selected components of patient/client interventions (treatment), obtain data related to the interventions provided, and make modifications in selected interventions either to progress the patient/client as directed by the physical therapist or to ensure patient/client safety and comfort under the Physical Therapist supervision.

Physical Therapy services prevent, minimize, or eliminate impairments of body functions and structures, activity limitations, and participation restrictions.. Physical Therapy is provided for individuals of all ages who have or may develop impairments, activity limitations, and participation restrictions related to (1) conditions of the musculoskeletal, neuromuscular, cardiovascular, pulmonary, and/or integumentary systems or (2) the negative effects attributable to unique personal and environmental factors as they relate to human performance.

Click the links below to learn more abouot Physical Therapy and what it has to offer:

1. Move Forward* - Physical Theraphy Brings Motion to Life.
2. Guide to Physical Theraphy Practice 3.0 *
3. Glossary of Physical Therapy Terms*

Scope of Services offered in the WAMC PT Department:

• Evaluation and treatment of neuromusculoskeletal injuries and dysfunctions for outpatients.
• Evaluation and treatment of functional disability for acute care inpatients.
• Post-operative rehabilitation for musculoskeletal conditions.
• Electromyography and nerve conduction studies to evaluate the neuromuscular system.
• Lumbar (low back) group exercise classes (determined by therapist evaluation).
• Knee rehabilitation group exercise classes (determined by therapist evaluation).
• Aquatic therapy group exercise classes (determined by therapist evaluation).
• Patient education class for the management of low back pain (direct referral from provider).
• Patient education class for the management of anterior knee pain (direct referral from provider).
• Instruction in the use of ambulatory aids including, but not limited to, canes, walkers, and crutches (direct referral from provider or determined by therapist evaluation).

Services not offered by the WAMC PT Department

• Intensive long-term outpatient rehabilitation for polytrauma (*network providers).
• Neurological disorders such as traumatic brain injury/closed head trauma, stroke, etc. (*Traumatic Brain Injury Clinic).
• Long-term inpatient rehabilitation (*network providers).
• Neurodevelopmental evaluation and treatment for pediatric patients (*Pediatric Clinic).
• Inpatient or outpatient cardiac rehabilitation (*network providers).
• Vestibular rehabilitation (*Traumatic Brain Injury Clinic)
• Chronic pain rehabilitation(*Integrated Pain Management Clinic)
• Pelvic floor rehabilitation (*network providers).

(*Physical Therapy services are provided, in full or in part, by other listed WAMC departments for certain categories of patients or network providers; please contact those departments or the WAMC referral management office for details)

WAMC PT Department Clinics

Physical Therapy patients are booked to one of three clinics based upon their unit of assignment or service category. Exceptions to this policy are made on a case-by-case basis. As of January 2015, Physical Therapy clinics provide care to personnel from the following units/service category:

Robinson Health Clinic:

• 82nd Airborne Division (82 ABN DIV)
• 1st Brigade Combat Team of 82 ABN DIV (1st BCT)
• 2nd Brigade Combat Team of 82 ABN DIV (2nd BCT)
• 3rd Brigade Combat Team of 82 ABN DIV (3rd BCT)
• Division Headquarters of 82 ABN DIV (DIV HQ)
• Division Artillery of 82 ABN DIV (DIVARTY)
• 18th Fires (Artillery) Brigade
• 82nd Sustainment Brigade
• 44th Medical Brigade (44 MED)

Troop and Family Medicine Clinic:

• Active Reservists (USAR, Res)
• US Air Force (USAF, Pope Airfield)
• Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC)
• Forces Command (FORSCOM)
• US Army Reserve Command (USARC)
• 18th Airborne Corps (XVIII ABN CORPS)
• 525th Battlefield Intelligence Brigade/Military Intel (525 BfSB MI)
• 20th Engineer Brigade (20 EN BDE)
• 16th Military Police Brigade (16 MP BDE)

Main Hospital Clinic:

• The main hospital clinic services all remaining units and the Warrior Transition Battalion.

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