Learn how to activate prescription refills using the MHS Genesis Patient Portal. What You’ll Learn: - How to navigate the portal like a pro - The crucial “RX Refill” tab and what it offers - Managing multiple patients’ medications seamlessly - Insider tips on prescription expiration dates - A step-by-step guide to refilling your meds Whether you’re a seasoned user or a newbie, this video will empower you to take charge of your health with just a few clicks.

These Soldiers from Irwin Army Community Hospital aren't here for a parade. They're stepping off the bus and into the crucible - day one of the grueling Expert Field Medical Badge (EFMB) testing. Hit the ground running (literally) as we join them for the first punishing mile run. Feel the weight of their determination with every push-up and sandbag lift. See how these IACH professionals push their limits to earn the coveted EFMB.

Will IACH's Soldiers make the cut? The Expert Field Medical Badge (EFMB) is the ultimate test for Army medical professionals. It pushes them to their physical and mental limits, demanding excellence in medical skills, battlefield evacuation, and combat readiness. But with a brutal historical pass rate of 11-27%, most who try will fail. Four IACH Soldiers are about to face this grueling challenge. Their test begins Monday, May 6th. Will they have what it takes to join the elite ranks of the EFMB? Watch and witness their intense training as they prepare to prove their courage, skill, and dedication in the pursuit of medical excellence. Will they defy the odds and earn the coveted badge? NOTE: At the time of release of this video, the latest test statistics available were from Fiscal Year 2021. According to the EFMB Test Control Office, the pass rate for Fiscal Year 2023 was 33%.

Dust flies as SPC Bradley Burdick races through a simulated battlefield. This is his moment to shine in the Best Leader Competition's Trauma Lane. Will he stay calm and use his combat medic skills when his battle buddy goes down with a leg wound? Watch SPC Burdick fight to save his teammate and prove he's the best.

Please be advised that the Farrelly Health Clinic pharmacy and lab services will be closed on Friday, July 5th, in observance of the training holiday. During this time, pharmacy and lab services will be available at Irwin Army Community Hospital, which will maintain its regular operating hours. Additionally, on July 4th, all outpatient clinics and ancillary services at both Farrelly Health Clinic and Irwin Army Community Hospital will be closed in observance of Independence Day.

Irwin Army Community Hospital held a change of command ceremony June 17, 2024, where Col. Anthony D. Gray relinquished command to Col. Laudino Castillo. Medical Readiness Command, West, Commanding General Brig. Gen. Yolonda “YR” Summons presided over the ceremony before an audience of Soldiers, family members, the Fort Riley community, and local healthcare partners.

Starting Monday, May 6th, Irwin Army Community Hospital is implementing a revised access policy for the safety and security of our staff and patients. Please take note of the following changes: • Hospital Doors: Monday through Friday, hospital doors will be locked from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. On weekends and federal holidays, doors will remain locked. This does not apply to the Emergency Department entrance. • Stairwells 1 and 8: Stairwells 1 (near the chapel) and 8 (near the occupational therapy clinic) will also be locked during the specified hours. During locked hours: • ScriptCenter Refills: Patients needing prescription refills from the ScriptCenter can access the kiosk by visiting/signing in at the check in desk and/or guard desk located in the Emergency Department (ED). • Inpatient Care Visitors: Visitors coming for inpatient care can also seek assistance/signing in at the ED check in or guard desk for access to the hospital. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding as we prioritize safety.

Effective Monday 09 April 2024, all Soldiers assigned or attached to the 97th MP Battalion will receive their medical care at Irwin Army Community Hospital located at 650 Huebner Rd., Fort Riley. Soldiers with assigned Primary Care Manager, Dr. Carney, should report to the Ground Floor, co-located with the WIC clinic, for scheduled appointments or sick call visits. Before entering the waiting area near the elevator, Soldiers must obtain a Q-flow ticket from the Q-flow device. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Carney, please contact the Irwin Army Community Hospital Central Appointment Line at 785-239-3627 or 1-888-239-3627. Sick call procedures are as follows: appointments are available from 0730-0900 Monday through Friday. During sick call visits, Soldiers must bring a signed sick call 689 slip and will be screened by the Medics at the clinic.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 38 million American adults currently have diabetes. Even though diabetes is common, many people don’t know about its connection to oral health.

Rates of sexually transmitted infections have increased among active duty service members in recent years. If you're sexually active, there are steps you can take to your lower your risk.

The MHS GENESIS Patient Portal lets you speak to your military health care team at your military hospital or clinic through secure messaging. Learn how and when to use secure messaging.

Will you or a family member be eligible for Medicare soon? Do you already have TRICARE For Life (TFL), or will you be eligible soon? Join us Thursday, June 27, at 1 p.m. ET on TRICARE’s Facebook page for a live event to learn about TFL.