You’ve been brushing your teeth your whole life, but are you actually getting the hardest-to-reach spots? Most of us miss the exact areas that cause red gums and bad breath. A Fort Riley dental provider shares a few simple adjustments to your daily routine.

Meet the new Commander of Irwin Army Community Hospital, a proud Kansas native. COL Jason K. Marquart gets real about the challenges of military healthcare, his vision for improving access to care, and his personal commitment to protecting Fort Riley families while the Big Red One is deployed.

To protect your child's medical privacy and ensure safety, DoD IDs are required for prescription pickups for patients 10 and older. SSG Hernandez explains a simple hack to keep your kids safe while saving you time.

You can't just "shake off" severe depression. CW3 Andrew Goebel tried.

Fort Riley Dental Clinics are phasing out the routine use of heavy lead aprons and thyroid collars during dental X-rays in accordance with guidelines from the American Dental Association and the Defense Health Agency.

IACH held a change of command ceremony June 25 where COL Laudino M. Castillo Rojas relinquished command to COL Jason K. Marquart, a Wichita, Kansas, native.

By choosing the Army Physician Assistant route over traditional medical school, these two former combat medics leveraged their prior military leadership to rapidly return to the operational force and serve as a medical authority for deployed Soldiers.

Be advised that the elevator located in the IACH parking garage is currently out of order. For patients who require elevator access or wish to avoid stairs, we advise using one of the following alternatives.

When was the last time you looked to see if your information in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System is up to date? If it’s been a while, it’s extremely important to take time and log in to DEERS to review or update your information. DEERS is key to managing military health benefits, supporting the needs of service members, retirees, and their family members. You should make sure to update your information in DEERS so your family can get the benefits they deserve.

If you live or travel overseas, you can still get your TRICARE-covered prescriptions. But the process works differently overseas than it does in the U.S. It also depends on whether you’re traveling or if you live overseas permanently. Knowing your options ahead of time can save you stress, time, and money.

Have you recently filled a prescription at a military pharmacy? If so, you may know that military pharmacies have different procedures than civilian pharmacies. When a provider issues a new prescription to a military pharmacy, you need to activate the prescription before a pharmacist fills it. Recently, the Defense Health Agency updated its Q-Anywhere feature to make this prescription pickup process easier and more convenient.

Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital demonstrates how beneficiaries can use the free TRICARE Q-Anywhere mobile app to join the pharmacy queue, receive real-time updates, and know when it’s time to pick up their prescription.