Growing evidence suggests hearing loss may increase the risk of cognitive decline and dementia, including Alzheimer's disease.

Specialty Care Centers of Excellence are designed to enhance warfighter medical readiness and improve healthcare quality for all.

Turning 65 means it’s time for Medicare. If you’re eligible for Medicare and TRICARE For Life, and also have employer-sponsored coverage, there are some important decisions to make.

About 11 million Americans over age 12 need vision correction, according to the CDC. Do you know if you’re one of them? Getting routine eye exams to monitor your eyesight can help detect and prevent eye diseases early.

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.

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.

Tired of driving to Topeka for your women's health exams? As a veteran, you now have a choice closer to home.

Discover what pushes a Soldier past their ultimate breaking point when the scoreboard fades away and giving up is the only logical choice left.