Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center

Q-Anywhere is now available in both the Apple App Store and Google Play, making it easier to manage your pharmacy visit from your phone.

With Q-Anywhere you can:
▪️ Activate a prescription.
▪️ Join the pharmacy queue remotely.
▪️ Get text updates on your prescription status.

Download the app today:
📱 Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/q-anywhere/id6761550454
📱 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.acftechnologies.qanywhere&pcampaignid=web_share

👉 https://darnall.tricare.mil/Health-Services/Pharmacy
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🐕 Military working dogs and their handlers operate as a team, and at , medical personnel are training to care for both.

Through realistic Tactical Combat Casualty Care scenarios, combat medics, residents, and medical personnel from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and our international partners are building the skills needed to assess, treat, and stabilize military working dogs and their handlers.

Because readiness extends to every member of the team.
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III Armored Corps
Defense Health Agency
Medical Readiness Command, West
1st Cavalry Division

🩺🪖 What happens when evacuation isn’t minutes away?

During the JEMX, combat medics, residents, and medical personnel from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and our international partners are training for the realities of large-scale combat operations.

Through realistic prolonged field care scenarios, teams are managing complex injuries, performing lifesaving procedures, navigating ethical dilemmas, and making difficult decisions under pressure — all with one goal in mind: giving casualties the best chance of survival and, when possible, returning them to the fight.

Training like this prepares our medical teams for the challenges of tomorrow’s battlefield, before they ever face them in the real world.
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Defense Health Agency
III Armored Corps
Medical Readiness Command, West
1st Cavalry Division

Wounds of the mind and spirit deserve the exact same care, validation, and support as any physical injury.

Through adaptive sports, connection, and peer camaraderie, the Warrior Games highlight the impact of comprehensive recovery. Programs like these prove that active recovery isn't just about physical rehabilitation, it's about restoring the mind, body, and spirit.

No warrior has to face their journey alone. Together, we are stronger.

Warrior Care

The Defense Health Agency’s SURE Path surveillance program recently identified several tick-borne viruses on U.S. military installations, highlighting the value of ongoing environmental monitoring and early detection efforts.

By tracking emerging health risks, programs like SURE Path help public health professionals better understand potential threats and provide timely information to help protect service members, families, and civilian personnel.

As outdoor activity increases during warmer months, it’s a good reminder to take simple precautions against tick bites and stay informed about tick-borne diseases.

Learn more about the findings and prevention tips: https://dha.mil/News/2026/05/26/16/22/Invisible-threats-New-tick-borne-dangers-found-on-US-military-installations

The invisible wounds of service can be the heaviest to carry. Even in the darkness of Post-Traumatic Stress, there’s hope and a path to recovery. Healing is a journey, and every step forward is a victory.

Find free and confidential resources available to you in the comments below ⬇️.
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

📢 Don't miss the Fresh Foods for Families drive-through pantry distribution event!

🍎🍇Fresh produce, pantry staples and other food items will be provided while supplies last from 8:30-10 a.m. June 4 in the Phantom Warrior Stadium parking lot.

Remember to enter only from Tank Destroyer Boulevard and Comanche Avenue at the traffic light.

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Day 1️⃣ of the Joint Emergency Medicine Exercise!

🚑🐕 Today kicked off with Tactical Combat Casualty Care training, and it wasn’t just about treating people. Participants also learned how to care for military working dogs because when lives are on the line, every member of the team matters.

From stopping life-threatening bleeding to managing an airway, today’s training focused on the skills that save lives on the battlefield. Exercises like JEMX give our teams the chance to sharpen those skills before they’re needed in the real world.
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1st Cavalry Division
Defense Health Agency
III Armored Corps
Medical Readiness Command, West

Hearing loss is more common than you might think, and it affects people of all ages.

Long-term exposure to loud sounds – from headphones to job sites – can cause permanent damage. And once it’s gone, it doesn’t come back.

Small steps make a big difference:
✔ Lower the volume
✔ Use ear protection
✔ Take listening breaks

Your future self will thank you. 🌟 👂

🤖 💬 Sometimes it's easier to talk to a screen than a person.

As more people turn to AI for emotional support, mental health professionals say it's important to recognize when it's time to seek help from a real person. 👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️

Read the full story: ⬇
https://darnall.tricare.mil/News-Gallery/Articles/Article/4505040/knowing-when-to-seek-real-help
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Knowing when to seek real help When stress, anxiety, or personal struggles feel overwhelming, some people are turning to AI for support. While these tools can help people feel heard and better understand their emotions, mental