Tired of waiting in long pharmacy lines? Meet Q-Anywhere, our new virtual queuing system that lets you activate your prescriptions online—no more pulling tickets or waiting in the lobby.

Imagine a 35-year-old, fit, and seemingly healthy man collapsing mid-workout from a massive heart attack. In this interview, a cardiologist recounts the harrowing moments of saving this young Soldier's life.

Fort Riley Public Health Department provides insight into the recent tuberculosis (TB) outbreak in Kansas City. They clarify that the outbreak is isolated primarily to family groups and poses no immediate threat to Fort Riley or its surrounding community.

A leukemia survivor shares her incredible journey from an unexpected diagnosis to receiving a life-saving bone marrow transplant. She recounts how a 21-year-old international donor, a complete stranger, gave her the ultimate gift: a second chance at life. Her story highlights the profound impact that one person can make by choosing to become a marrow donor. As she reflects on the love and support from her family and friends, she urges viewers to consider the life-changing difference they can make for someone battling a deadly illness.

The Fort Riley Department of Public Health is closely monitoring a growing measles outbreak in Southwest Kansas and preparing for the possibility of further spread.

For many Soldiers and their families, the WIC program represents an untapped opportunity. Despite serving nearly 1,400 beneficiaries at Fort Riley, many more could benefit.

Effective May 8, 2025, the walk-in contraceptive clinic will be available on Thursdays instead of Tuesdays. Hours of operation will remain the same.

Starting April 4, IACH will transition its Central Appointment Line (239-DOCS) to a new call-handling platform. This upgrade is designed to enhance service efficiency, but patients should be aware of a few key changes during the transition.

Did you know that Saturday, April 26, is the next National Drug Take Back Day? It’s a day to safely dispose of unwanted, expired, or excess medications. But it’s also important to know that military pharmacies offer ways to safely dispose of drugs all year long through the Military Health System Drug Take Back program.

Scientists now have a better understanding of some factors that may increase the risk of service members’ developing a bone stress injury.

You may be approaching age 65, or you may have a disability or a medical condition that makes you eligible for Medicare and TRICARE For Life before you turn age 65. In either case, you’ll benefit from checking out the TRICARE For Life Handbook.

Did you know that military hospitals and clinics have support staff who can help you navigate your TRICARE benefit? These include Beneficiary Counseling and Assistance Coordinators. You can find them at any military hospital or clinic.