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United States Army
Campbell Army Airfield Medical Home
7149 Hedgerow and H Ave
Fort Campbell, KY
270-798-4677
312-635-4677
931-431-4677
Health care services provided by the Defense Department are available to you and your family at your installation. We know that finding the right health care is important, especially in special circumstances such as emergency or during recent move. Here, you’ll find information and options about the services you have regarding healthcare.
Health-Medical Information for Newcomers Before and After Arrival at Fort Campbell
Blanchfield Army Community Hospital is located on Fort Campbell and serves the community surrounding Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Fort Campbell is the home of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault). Blanchfield, accredited by the Joint Commission, serves more than 72,000 enrolled Soldiers, retirees and their family members in primary care. In addition, numerous specialty care services, including emergency medicine, surgery, integrated disability evaluation, traumatic brain injury, behavioral health, women’s health, inpatient care and many more services, are provided to more than 109,000 eligible beneficiaries in the 40-mile radius of Fort Campbell. Twenty-seven buildings, including one located within the Clarksville community, provide 817,100 square feet to accommodate the medical needs of the hospital, expanding to both Tennessee and Kentucky residents.
Have You Moved Your Enrollment?
Welcome to the Fort Campbell area. Whether you are moving here as part of a permanent change of station, moving here as a retiree, or recently married and new to TRICARE, you must call TRICARE and let them know you are here.
Fort Campbell is located within the TRICARE East Region. You can call TRICARE at 800-444-5445 to facilitate the movement of your family’s healthcare enrollment to Blanchfield Army Community Hospital. Non active-duty TRICARE Prime beneficiaries will receive a primary care manager at one of our five Army medical homes. Active-duty service members will be assigned a primary care manager based on their unit identification code in one of the Soldier medical homes.
Updating and Correcting the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System
Moving your enrollment can be difficult if you and your family are not enrolled in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System correctly. You can update your address, phone number and email on your DEERS record by going to “Update and View My Profile” in milConnect. After you make changes on your personal information tab, scroll to the bottom and click Submit to make sure your updates are made in DEERS. If your personal contact information is not current and accurate, you might miss vital communications. Therefore, you receive address verification notifications in milConnect if you have not edited or verified your personal contact information on file (or if you are a sponsor, for you and your family members) in the last 180 days.
If you need to add or remove family members or update name, gender, Social Security number or date of birth in your DEERS record, please visit the nearest military identification card issuing facility. You can visit the Real-Time Automated Personnel Identification System site locator online to locate the nearest ID card issuing facility. You may need to take specific documents with you to the ID/DEERS facility depending on the change(s) needed. You can visit the milConnect website mentioned above to verify the necessary documents. It is highly recommended that you go online to schedule an appointment, otherwise you may experience long wait times. You can schedule an appointment at https://idco.dmdc.osd.mil/idco/
Humana Military
Traveling? Use the Humana Military information resources to determine the network options in that area. We know you are not always near Blanchfield when you get sick or need medical attention, but it may not be easy to determine the best TRICARE network urgent care to visit. The Humana Military website and the Humana Military app for Apple and Android phones can provide the best options based on your location. Or, call the Nurse Advice Line (NAL) at 800-TRICARE (874-2273) for assistance in determining the best course of action to meet your healthcare needs while away from home.
Transitioning Care
We know that moving causes many stressful moments, and we want the transition of your health care to be stress free and not add anxiety to the experience. Once you have arrived at Fort Campbell, it is important to establish the provider-patient relationship that serves as the foundation of patient-centered care. BACH offers “establish care” appointments that will allow you to meet your primary care manager team and develop personal, realistic health goals, as well as coordinate continuation of care for any chronic or long-term health conditions. Here are a few answers to the common concerns for new patients as they transfer care to Fort Campbell.
How Do I Move Prescriptions?
Once you move your enrollment to Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, we can facilitate a transfer of your current medications. You have three options to request your transfer: Option 1: In person at a BACH Pharmacy; Option 2: Through TRICARE Online (Secure Messaging); Option 3: Call 270-798-8074.
How Do I Move Active Referrals?
If you have active referrals or are seeing a specialist outside of primary care, you will need to establish care with your new primary care manager at BACH. You and your new PCM will discuss your care plan moving forward. Your PCM will submit the needed referrals so you can receive specialty care either within BACH or in the local network.
How Do My Medical Records Transition to BACH?
If you arrived at Fort Campbell from a PCS as an active-duty Soldier or as a family member and had received medical care from another military treatment facility, then the active-duty service member will request records for the entire family during in-processing at his or her assigned medical home (primary care clinic). If you are new to the Army and/or arrived at Fort Campbell by another means other than a PCS and you had a civilian or network primary care manager, then you will need to request your medical records through BACH’s Patient Administration Division, Legal Correspondence Office. This office is located on the First Floor of A Building. After entering the hospital through the A Building, turn left at the information desk and look for the Patient Administration Division brown signs. The phone number to Legal Correspondence is 270-956-0338 and 270-798-8541.
What if I Need School and/or Sports Physical Forms?
Fort Campbell is a unique installation as it is located in two different states, Tennessee and Kentucky. Parents enroll their students in schools both on and off post. Depending on where you decide to live, your child(ren) can be enrolled in a Kentucky or a Tennessee school. You can quickly obtain school and sports physical forms required in the surrounding areas from your child’s school. Just ask your current PCM to transfer your child’s physical information onto the appropriate forms. This will ensure your child is ready for practice on day one. In addition, you can also wait until you arrive at Fort Campbell and are assigned a PCM to receive an updated school or sports physical.
School Physicals
If you already arrived at Fort Campbell and your child had a physical in the last 12 months, just walk-in to his/her assigned medical home (clinic) and request the school physical be transferred onto the correct physical form for your location. Turnaround time for paperwork in our Army medical homes is typically three days.
If you already arrived at Fort Campbell and your child has not had a physical in the past 12 months, contact the appointment line and request for your child to receive a school physical with your child’s new PCM.
Sports Physicals
Separate sports physicals are needed for any child in the sixth grade or older who is participating in sports activities in school or Child and Youth Services activities. Sports physicals need to be done every six months. If you just arrived at Fort Campbell and your child had a sports physical within the past six months, just walk in to your child’s assigned clinic and request the sports physical be transferred onto the correct physical form for your location. Turnaround time for paperwork in our Army medical homes is typically three days. If you just arrived at Fort Campbell and your child has not had a sports physical within the last six months, then contact the appointment line and request for your child to receive a sports physical with your child’s new PCM.
How to Establish Obstetric Care if I Am Pregnant? Are you pregnant? A referral is not needed for OB care if you have received a positive pregnancy test at home or are transitioning from a location where you were receiving OB care for pregnancy. Please walk-in to the Women’s Health Clinic (Third Floor, A Entrance) to be scheduled an appointment.
Patient Welcome Center
BACH Welcome Center is open from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Patients first arriving to Fort Campbell who have questions about navigating their medical care may reach out to the welcome center representative for assistance. The welcome center is located inside the A Building on the first floor in Room 1AA13A. Patients may also contact the welcome center representative by phone at 270-412-0781.
Access Medical Care After Enrollment
As a Prime beneficiary enrolled to Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, you will receive all of your primary health care needs from preventive care to acute issues in one of our Army medical homes. Various methods are available to access Army medicine and we strive to offer convenient options for you to communicate with your health care team.
Access Army Medicine
Appointment Line
The Blanchfield Army Community Hospital has a centralized appointment line for primary care appointments. You can make and cancel appointments or ask to speak directly to your medical home team (clinic personnel) through one central number.
Appointment line: 270-798-4677 or 931-431-4677
Hours of operation: Monday through Friday 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., excluding federal holidays.
After-hours cancellation leave a message: 270-798-8643
TRICARE Online
Visit the TRICARE Online Patient Portal. TOL allows you to:
To use TOL, create an account using DS Logon Premium (Level 2), Department of Defense Common Access Card, or Defense Finance and Accounting Service myPay credentials.
When making appointments, you will be prompted to choose one of the following appointment types:
There is also a requirement to select a date range. Choosing too small a range or time of day could result in having no options for appointments. Please make sure you choose a broad range and the appropriate appointment type for your situation and request. TRICARE Online Patient Portal Secure Messaging allows you to directly contact your health care team to do the following:
Nurse Advice Line
The Nurse Advice Line is a 24/7 service designed for TRICARE beneficiaries to speak to a nurse about:
The NAL provides access to clinical advice and health information across the continental United States. If the nurse recommends you see a provider, then the nurse will offer you options within your Army Medical Home or in the civilian network after hours. The NAL phone number is 800-874-2273, option 1.
When you move, TRICARE moves with you. No matter where you go in the world, TRICARE is there before, during and when you get to your next duty station.
There are steps you need to take to make sure changes to your TRICARE coverage go smoothly. Understand that when you move, you may have to use a different TRICARE option. Visit TRICARE Moving to learn more.
Before you move, you should take care of any routine medical needs, including immunizations, and fill your prescriptions so you have enough while traveling. If you need care during your move, visit TRICARE Getting Care When Traveling to learn what to do.
Filling prescriptions while traveling
You should refill prescriptions before traveling. But if you run out of a prescription drug while traveling, visit TRICARE Filling Prescriptions When Traveling.
Getting dental care while traveling
Getting dental care while traveling depends on your location and whether you are a service member or family member.
With permanent change of station orders, ask for a copy of your medical and dental records from your military treatment facility and the dental treatment facility. Do this at least one month before your PCS date. The MTF should also transfer a copy of your record and any family records to your new duty station or you may be able to hand carry them to your new duty station.
If you want someone else to be able to get medical or dental information on you or your family while you are moving, you need to complete a DD Form 2870, "Authorization for Disclosure of Medical or Dental Information."
For more information on getting copies of medical records, visit TRICARE Request Copies of Medical Records.
Services Provided at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital
BACH is located at 650 Joel Drive, Fort Campbell. Blanchfield Army Medical Homes are based on the patient-centered medical home model that has been adopted across Army Medicine and many civilian health care systems. The patient-centered, team-based and holistic PCMH concept allows us to provide you and your family more personalized care with multiple ways to access your care team. From office visits and walk-in services to telephone consults and secure messaging, you and your family have even more ways to get the care you need. This PCMH model is based on the belief that your well-being should always be at the center of every decision about your health. With this approach, you, the patient will receive more personalized and coordinated care that is supported by an entire team to maximize overall wellness. You no longer have just a primary care provider but an entire primary care team! For more information, visit the Blanchfield Army Medical Homes website.
BACH offers primary medical care services to all active-duty Soldiers through Soldier-centered medical homes. Two Soldier-centered medical homes (LaPointe Soldier-Centered Medical Home and Byrd Soldier-Centered Medical Clinic) provide care to active-duty Soldiers. To schedule primary care appointments, Soldiers should call the appointment line at 931-431-4677 or 270-798-4677, Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., except on federal holidays, visit the TRICARE website, or send a secure email to their care team using the TRICARE Online Patient Portal secure messaging system.
The Byrd and LaPointe Medical Homes offer optometry, radiology, laboratory, physical therapy, limited audiology and pharmacy services onsite. Byrd Combined Troop Medical Clinic/Byrd Soldier-Centered Medical Home is located at 7973 Thunder Blvd. (near Fort Campbell's Gate 10). LaPointe Health Clinic is located at 5979 Desert Storm Ave. Soldiers are assigned to one of the Soldier-centered medical homes based on their unit assignment.
BACH's appointment line personnel can assist you with making appointments, canceling appointments and connecting you with your Soldier- or patient-centered medical home (your primary care service). Call the appointment line at 931-431-4677 or 270-798-4677, Monday through Friday, 6 a.m.to 4:30 p.m., except on federal holidays. To cancel appointments after hours by phone, please call 270-798-8643. Leave a message providing the patient's first and last name and their social security number or their Department of Defense identification number (found on their military ID). Appointments and cancellations may also be made 24/7 using the TOL Patient Portal or through the TOL Patient Portal secure messaging system. Many needs may be resolved by calling the 24-hour nurse advice line at 800-TRICARE/800-874-2273, option 1. For general 24/7 information, please contact the staff duty personnel at 270-798-8400.
Retirees, their family members and family members of active-duty Soldiers will receive care in one of the Fort Campbell PCMHs. PCMHs are located within BACH, Byrd Family Medical Home, or at the Screaming Eagle Medical Home (next to Tennova Healthcare in Clarksville, Tennessee). The patient-centered, team-based and holistic PCMH concept allows us to provide you and your family more personalized care with multiple ways to access your care team. From office visits and walk-in services to telephone consults and secure messaging, you and your family have even more ways to get the care you need.
To schedule primary care appointments, family members should contact the appointment line at 931-431-4677 or 270-798-4677, visit the TRICARE website or send a secure email to their care team using the TRICARE Online Patient Portal secure messaging system. Hours of operation for PCMHs are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., except on federal holidays.
Retirees and family members assigned to a PCMH within BACH will either be assigned to Air Assault Family Medical Home, Gold Army Medical Home or Young Eagle Medical Home. All medical homes are divided into separate teams. Air Assault Family Medical Home consists of four teams (Apache, Blackhawk, Comanche and Huey), Young Eagle Medical Home consists of two teams (Soar and Flight) and Gold Army Medical Home consists of two teams (Valor and Honor).
Retirees and family members assigned to either Byrd PCMH or Screaming Eagle Medical Home will receive their care outside of the hospital. Byrd PCMH is located at 7973 Thunder Blvd. (near Fort Campbell's Gate 10). Screaming Eagle Medical Home is located in Medical Office Building One at 647 Dunlop Lane, Suite 301 (next to Tennova Healthcare in Clarksville, Tennessee).
Air Assault and Byrd medical homes offer primary care medical services to active-duty Soldiers, retirees and their family members enrolled in TRICARE Prime. SEMH offers primary care medical services to family members of active-duty Soldiers, retirees and their family members. These medical homes provide outpatient services to patients of all ages, from newborns to adults. Services include health maintenance, diagnosis and management of acute and chronic illnesses.
The Young Eagle Medical Home provides primary outpatient care to pediatric patients of active-duty family members and retiree family members ages 17 and younger. The Young Eagle Medical Home offers a full spectrum of pediatric care including well-baby exams, school and sports physicals, diagnosis and management of acute and chronic illnesses, and developmental or behavioral problems. The Young Eagle Medical Home is located inside the patient entrance on the second level of the C building.
The Gold Army Medical Home is an internal medicine-based, patient-centered medical home whose mission is to efficiently provide patient-centered, team-based and holistic care for adult patients ages 18 and older with chronic and complex medical conditions. Adult patients not enrolled to the GAMH may also be seen on a referral basis. GAMH is located on the third floor of the C building.
BACH also provides a variety of specialty clinics including allergy, audiology, dermatology, EKG/EEG, gastroenterology, immunization, nuclear medicine, neurology, nutrition care, obstetrics/gynecology, occupational and physical therapy, orthopedic, pathology, preventive medicine, podiatry, radiology, urology, general surgery and ear, eye, nose and throat clinics.
Medical records may be requested from a previous installation by filling out a request form in the Outpatient Medical Records Department, located on the first floor of the A Building in Room 1BD35F. Requests for medical records will be faxed to the previous medical facility. The requested records should be sent within two weeks. Records requested from non-military providers will only contain pertinent information requested, not the entire record. It is recommended that you hand carry immunization records, especially if you need to enroll children in school immediately, as schools require proof of immunization prior to attendance. The Outpatient Medical Records Department can also provide copies of shot records. The Outpatient Medical Records Department is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The office can be reached at 270-956-0338 or 270-798-8541.
Women's Health – The Department of Women's Health includes the Women's Health Clinic (OB/GYN), Labor and Delivery Unit, Mother-Baby Unit and Special Care Nursery. The Department of Women's Health provides a wide spectrum of health care offered by obstetrical and gynecological specialty physicians, certified practical nurses, nursing assistants and administrative staff. Gynecological care is located on the hospital’s third floor in the A Building. Women’s Health can be reached at 270-798-8151, 931-431-4677 or 270-798-4677.
To self-refer, women will need to visit the BACH Women's Health Department located on the hospital’s third floor in the A Building, during normal operating hours Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Patients will complete an initial screening questionnaire which will be used to determine if they are high risk or need additional testing at the time of intake. After the completion of the questionnaire and pending the results, the first care appointment will be scheduled. The Women's Health Clinic provides patient education for expectant mothers as well as patient education for spouses and pregnant female children of active-duty Soldiers. An International Board Certified lactation consultant is available for education during and after your pregnancy. Call 270-412-0168 to speak to the lactation consultant within the Women’s Health Clinic.
Women over the age of 40 may self-refer to the mammography department for annual mammograms if they have never experienced breast health concerns. If women have concerns about their breast health, they should schedule an appointment with their primary care manager.
Exceptional Family Member Program
An exceptional family member is a child or adult with any physical, emotional, developmental or intellectual disability that requires special treatment, therapy, education, training or counseling. EFMP is a mandatory enrollment program that works with other military and civilian agencies to provide comprehensive and coordinated medical, educational, special housing accommodations, community support and personnel services to families.
Location: BACH, Building E, Third Floor
Hours of operation: Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1-4 p.m.
Phone Number: 270-956-0614/0051
Educational and Developmental Intervention Services
EDIS serves families with children from birth to 36 months of age who need special services to help the child grow and develop. The early intervention process starts with each family’s very first contact with EDIS. This contact marks the beginning of the early intervention journey. This journey may be short or long lasting. The process is respectful of each family’s unique needs and demands and shifts and adjusts in response to each family’s needs and unique circumstances. EDIS provides services that enhance a child's ability to communicate, problem solve, move about in the environment, perform self-help skills like dressing and eating and have positive relationships with others. Some children served by the program have multiple developmental concerns, but most children have mild delays and parents only need support and information to help their child meet the important milestones of childhood. Families and children served by EDIS must meet specific eligibility criteria and reside in Fort Campbell post housing. Children living off the installation may seek services through Tennessee's Early Intervention System at 800-852-7157 or Kentucky's First Step Program at 270-886-5186. No medical referral is needed for any of these programs and all service representatives welcome a parent's phone call to discuss concerns.
Location: Building 2439, 21st Street
Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday, 7 a.m.-4 p.m.
Phone: 270-798-8997
Emergency Care
Beneficiaries with a true emergency should call 911 or go to BACH’s Emergency Center or the nearest emergency center. BACH's Emergency Center is designed and staffed to provide emergency medical care for active duty, family members and retirees. The facility serves as the safety net and start point for mass casualty, trauma and critical care. The Emergency Center is open 24/7 including holidays.
Laboratory
The Department of Pathology staff members help ensure Soldier deployment readiness and improve the health and wellness of family members and retirees by providing accurate and timely test results from their full-service clinical laboratory, transfusion service, anatomical pathology and forensic pathology consultative services. The pathology staff is committed to providing patients and professional medical staff with state-of-the-art laboratory medicine through exceptional customer service while ensuring patient confidentiality and privacy.
When is the best time to get labs drawn? It is recommended for patients to visit in the afternoon, schedule permitting, unless otherwise directed by their provider. This is because the majority of patients who are fasting and/or have scheduled appointments visit in the morning.
Location: B Building, Second Floor, Main Hospital
Hours of Operation: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. and Thursday 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Phone: 270-798-8114
Nurse Case Management
Each Army medical home has an assigned nurse case manager. Patients eligible for nurse case management are persons with very complex conditions or situations that require help with planning, coordinating, identifying available resources, and advocating to meet the health care needs of those individuals and families. Some examples include patients with traumatic injuries, cancer or any condition requiring multiple appointments and/or medications. Your participation is completely voluntary. If you believe you or someone in your family would benefit from a NCM, please request an evaluation from your primary care team.
Pharmacies offered by U.S. Army Medical Department Activity-Fort Campbell
Main Outpatient Pharmacy (open to beneficiaries with same day, face-to-face appointments at BACH)
Location: 650 Joel Drive, Fort Campbell
Phone: 270-798-8075/8076, option 2
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., closed on weekends and federal holidays
Town Center Pharmacy (open to all beneficiary categories)
Location: Building 98, Michigan Avenue
Phone: 270-798-8075/8076, option 3
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Saturday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., closed on Sunday and federal holidays
LaPointe Pharmacy (available to active-duty personnel only)
Location: Building 5979, Desert Storm Avenue
Phone: 270-412-8677
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., closed on weekends and holidays
Byrd Pharmacy (available to Byrd patients and assigned a PCM within BACH footprint)
Location: Building 7973, Thunder Boulevard
Phone: 270-461-1280
Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., closed on weekends and holidays
Screaming Eagle Pharmacy (available to patients seen at SEMH only)
Location: 647 Dunlop Lane, Suite 301, Clarksville, TN
Hours of Operation: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. and Thursday 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., closed on weekends, DONSAs and federal holidays
All pharmacies are closed on federal holidays. Last prescription ticket to fill is drawn 15 minutes before pharmacy closes.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How can my network provider send electronic prescriptions to BACH pharmacies?
A: BACH pharmacy’s eRx address is: DOD Fort Campbell ePharmacy, 98 Michigan Ave., Fort Campbell, KY 42223.
Patients must get a handwritten prescription for controlled medications.
NOTE: eRx are filled upon patient request. Bring a list of all medications you want filled to one of our pharmacies. It will make your visit faster.
Q: How do I request refills?
A: BACH Pharmacy asks patients to request refills two business days in advance through TRICARE Online or by telephone at 270-798-DRUG/3784. Refills may be picked up at Town Center Pharmacy.
NOTE: When your doctor extends an existing prescription, it becomes a new prescription—even if you have been taking it and there are no changes.
Q: Can I email or call ahead to have my prescription filled in advance?
A: Patients can activate new non-hard copy prescriptions at least one business day in advance by calling 270-798-8074 or 270-798-8075 or through TRICARE Online Secure Messaging.
Q: Can I pick up medications for another person?
A: Yes. You will need their NON-EXPIRED military ID card or an image (front and back). You may have a picture copy on your phone as well. Children under 14 are exempt.
Q: What medications are available (formulary) at BACH pharmacies?
A: A TRICARE Formulary Search Tool enables beneficiaries to see what medications are covered as part of the TRICARE pharmacy benefit.
TRICARE quantity limits and restrictions are available at Express Scripts.
Q: Do BACH pharmacies offer over-the-counter (OTC) medications?
A: BACH pharmacies offer a limited OTC dispensing program. Product selection varies based on current symptoms, patient age and individual health considerations. Patients will be asked to complete a self-care screening form at the pharmacy.
Q: How can I drop off my request and return later?
A: Drop-off a new medication request at the pharmacy site most appropriate for you. Make sure to let us know exactly what you need—then you are free to go. The pharmacy staff will give you further instructions regarding when/how to pick up your medication.
Pharmacy holds pre-filled medication requests for 14 calendar days.
Q: Does BACH accept unwanted medications?
A: Yes. There are blue disposal bins at Main (inside BACH) and Town Center pharmacies. Ask our other pharmacies about medication take-back envelopes.
Tennova Healthcare in Clarksville, Tennessee (18.2 miles from Fort Campbell, Kentucky)
Tennova Family Medicine - Tiny Town
Tennova Healthcare features services in cardiology, emergency medicine, family practice, gastroenterology, general surgery, infectious disease, inpatient rehabilitation center, internal medicine, neonatology, nephrology, neurology, obstetrics/gynecology, oncology, oral/maxillofacial surgery, orthopedics/surgery, otolaryngology, outpatient rehabilitation, pediatrics, plastic surgery, podiatry, pulmonology, radiology, urology, vascular surgery and wound care. Visit us at https://tennovaclarksville.com
Jennie Stuart Health Foundation in Hopkinsville, Kentucky (20.9 miles from Fort Campbell, Kentucky)
Jennie Stuart Health Foundation serves the southwest Kentucky and north central Tennessee. Jennie Stuart provides cancer care, cardiac rehabilitation, maternity, orthopedic services, convenient care, pediatrics, dermatology, diabetes education, dialysis access, general surgery, geriatric behavioral health, intensive care unit, laboratory, perioperative services, pulmonary rehabilitation, robotic surgery, sleep disorder center, weight loss surgery and wound healing. Visit us at: https://jenniestuarthealth.org
Urgent Care Locations in Clarksville, Tennessee (6.6 miles from Fort Campbell, Kentucky)
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Urgent Care in Hopkinsville, Kentucky (15.6 miles from Fort Campbell, Kentucky)
JennieCare Urgent Clinic
Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee (63.6 miles from Fort Campbell, Kentucky)
Managing more than 2 million patient visits each year, Vanderbilt University Medical Center is one of the largest academic medical centers in the Southeast and is the primary resource for specialty and primary care in hundreds of adult and pediatric specialties for patients throughout Tennessee and the Mid-South. Vanderbilt’s School of Medicine biomedical research program is among the nation’s top 10 for National Institutes of Health peer review funding, receiving more than $500 million in public and private awards during 2016. VUMC is the region’s locus of postgraduate medical education, with over 1,000 residents and fellows training in more than 100 specialty areas. Vanderbilt University Adult Hospital and the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt are recognized as national leaders each year in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Hospitals rankings, with 19 nationally-ranked adult and pediatric specialties. Through the Vanderbilt Health Affiliated Network, VUMC is working with over 60 hospitals and 5,000 clinicians across Tennessee and five neighboring states to share best practices and bring value-driven and cost-effective health care to the Mid-South. Visit: https://https://search.vanderbilthealth.com/locations/vanderbilt-university-medical-center?utm_source=Yext
Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital West Emergency Department in Nashville, Tennessee (65.5 miles from Fort Campbell, Kentucky)
When you choose Ascension sites of care, you'll find all the care you need, doctors who listen, convenience and care that's connected. When you need care right away, emergency care is close to home. ER care teams at Ascension sites of care are here 24/7 for life-threatening and severe illness and injury. When it’s not an emergency, but you still need to be seen right away, you’ll get the same level of compassionate care in our urgent and express care clinics or during a doctor’s visit in-person or online.
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