Fort Sill  Health

Medical Care

Active duty service members and their family members (including Reservists on active duty) are authorized to use military medical treatment facilities (MTFs). Retirees and their families may also use these facilities on a space available basis.

The Sponsor should register dependents by filling out a form during in-processing at building 4700. Please check to ensure this occurred by calling the Admissions Department at 833-286-3732. You must be registered at Reynolds Army Health Clinic (RAHC) to get an appointment. Soldiers are automatically assigned a provider based on their unit assignment but Family Members must now call Humana at 1-800-444-5445 or go online at https://www.humanamilitary.com and enroll to Reynolds Army Health Clinic. Please be sure the consultant at Humana informs you of your Provider and children's Provider name as well as your effective date of enrollment. If they cannot, it usually because registration was not completed and you are not registered yet. Patients should contact their assigned family practice clinic or troop medical clinic for routine care appointments and for referrals to specialty clinics. Appointment for specialty clinics is by written physician referral only.
The seven primary medical care clinics include two family practice clinics, an internal medicine clinic, a pediatrics clinic, a physical examination clinic, an occupational health clinic and a troop medical clinic.

TRICARE Service Center -- The TRICARE Service Center in Reynolds Army Hospital provides information about the TRICARE program, conducts enrollment and disenrollment, and makes referrals through Health Care Finders.

Reynolds Army Health Clinic

There is no Emergency Room on Fort Sill; however, RAHC has an Urgent Care Clinic (UCC).  Please call 580-558-2770 if you have questions about medical problems seen in the UCC.

RACH provides outpatient care, advanced rehabilitative services and troop leadership. This state of the art health care institution is staffed by fine medical practitioners, nursing and support staff. Health services include Primary Care (Family and Internal Medicine), Children's Health, Preventive Care (Nutrition, Immunizations, Audiology, Industrial Hygiene, Environmental, Radiation Safety, and Occupational Health), Urgent Care, Behavioral Health, Lab Tests & Radiology, Vision, Specialty Care (Dermatology, Rehabilitative, Neurology, Physical Medicine, Sleep Medicine and Pulmonary), Case Management, and Pharmacy. Visit the link above to browse services and download a copy of the Patient Welcome Guide under Patient Resources to get a jump start on transitioning your healthcare to RAHC. 

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)

An exceptional Family member is a Family member (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. Email usarmy.sill.medcom-rach.list.efmp@mail.mil or call 580-558-8229 with any questions regarding EFMP enrollment, disenrollment, and program requirements. 

Military Health System (MHS) Nurse Advice Line

Visit MHSNurseAdviceLine.com 24/7 for web chat and video chat, or dial 1-800-TRICARE (874-2273), option 1.

• Get evidence-based health care advice from a registered nurse
• Find an urgent care or emergency care facility
• Receive recommendations for the most appropriate level of care
• Schedule same or next day appointments when recommended by a registered nurse and enrolled to a military hospital or clinic
• Get an online "absence excuse" or "sick slip" when medically appropriate--subject to service command requirements
• We can call you back after a few hours to check on your child.
• If you need an appointment for urgent care within 24 hours, we can help.
• When traveling, can assist you in finding local care services as necessary. 

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 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 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 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.

• If you are an active-duty service member within the United States or in U.S. territories, and near a military installation, you may be able to get emergency dental care at the dental treatment facility, or DTF, if available. If not, contact the active duty dental care program before you see a dentist and tell the contractor about your move. You will need to get an authorization before you see a dentist. The Active Duty Dental Care Program will work with you, so you can get care from a local network dentist.
• If you are an active-duty service member at an overseas location, call the overseas regional call center to get authorization before you see a civilian dentist.
• If you are an active-duty family member within the United States, in U.S. territories or at an overseas location, you can find out if any nearby military dental treatment facility treats active-duty family members. If you're enrolled in the TRICARE dental program, call the TRICARE dental program contractor or visit their website to find a provider. You will need to get an authorization before you see the dentist.

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 Request Copies of Medical Records.

TRICARE Service Center

The TRICARE Service Center in Reynolds Army Health Clinic provides information about the TRICARE program, conducts enrollment and disenrollment, and makes referrals through Health Care Finders.

Visit https://tricare.mil/Plans to see what plans you may qualify for based on your specific needs and life events. Call the TRICARE Information Center for more information at 580-558-3161.

Dental Care

Fort Sill boasts three dental clinics for the active duty service member. Check with your unit to determine which one you should use. Prosthodontics, endodontics, periodontics, and oral surgery are available at one of the three modern dental clinics through referrals only for active duty soldiers.

The TRICARE Dental Program (TDP) is a voluntary dental plan available to family members of active duty and National Guard/Reserve members of the seven uniformed services. United Concordia administers the TDP benefit. Sponsors can enroll through the Beneficiary Web Enrollment website, https://bwe.dmdc.osd.mil/appj/bwe or by calling 844-653-4061.