Notice: Storm Damage – Limited Services at IACH
Due to storm damage to hospital equipment, air conditioning is offline and conditions inside are warm/humid. For safety, some services are reduced. Outage expected for the next 48 hours. Emergency Department and Labor & Delivery remain open. Patients will be contacted if appointments are rescheduled. Use Q-Anywhere for pharmacy prescription. 

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Can’t get an appointment soon enough at Irwin Army Community Hospital? There’s a faster way to get care—right from your phone, tablet, or computer. In this video, RN Shannon Erickson walks you through Doctor on Demand, the TRICARE-covered telehealth platform that connects you to doctors, therapists, and psychiatrists anytime, anywhere. - Learn how to set up your account in minutes - Find out where to locate your DoD Benefits Number (DBN) - See just how quickly you can book a same-day urgent care appointment Skip the urgent care drive and take control of your health with this easy, step-by-step guide.

Aug. 19, 2025

Need Care Now?

FORT RILEY, Kansas — Can’t get an appointment soon enough at IACH? There’s a faster way to get care—right from your phone, tablet, or computer. In this video, RN Shannon Erickson walks you through Doctor on Demand, the TRICARE-covered telehealth platform that connects you to doctors, therapists, and psychiatrists anytime, anywhere.

What happens when the nation’s top defense health leader touches down at Fort Riley? In this interview, Dr. Stephen Ferrara, Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, shares his vision for military medicine and why Irwin Army Community Hospital is critical to the medical readiness of the 1st Infantry Division. From the front lines of healthcare delivery to the training grounds of America’s premier fighting force, this conversation highlights the trust, teamwork, and transformation driving military health forward.

July 3, 2025

Why Ferrara Came to Fort Riley

FORT RILEY, Kansas — What happens when the nation’s top defense health leader touches down at Fort Riley? In this interview, Dr. Stephen Ferrara shares his vision for military medicine and why IACH is critical to the medical readiness of the 1st Infantry Division.

To Be & To Bee

June 17, 2025

To Be & To Bee

FORT RILEY, Kansas — When SSG Lillian Futrell sustained a debilitating wrist injury during a deployment, uncertainty clouded her future. However, through a unique beekeeping program at Fort Riley’s Soldier Recovery Unit, she found an unexpected purpose.

The Warriors Behind the Warfighters

June 17, 2025

The Warriors Behind the Warfighters

FORT RILEY, Kansas — Behind every warfighter stands a warrior in Army Medicine—and at Irwin Army Community Hospital, those warriors wear the uniform with pride and purpose.

The Badge & The Blade

June 17, 2025

The Badge & the Blade (Part 6)

FORT RILEY, Kansas — As the sun rises over Fort Riley on May 22, 2025, three Soldiers from Irwin Army Community Hospital step off for the final test of their strength and endurance: a grueling 12-mile ruck march that culminates their pursuit of the Expert Field Medical Badge.

They come from different corners of Irwin Army Community Hospital—orthopedics, physical therapy, public health, biomedical repair—but they all share one goal: earning the Expert Field Medical Badge.

May 8, 2025

The Badge & the Battlefield (Part 1)

FORT RILEY, Kansas — They come from different corners of Irwin Army Community Hospital—orthopedics, physical therapy, public health, biomedical repair—but they all share one goal: earning the Expert Field Medical Badge. Follow these determined Soldiers as they take on one of the Army’s toughest skill challenges.

Discover how easy it is to meet with your provider from the comfort of your home. In this 3-minute demonstration, an IACH nurse walks you through exactly how to access a Scheduled Virtual Visit—from booking your appointment to joining the video call using a secure link sent to your email, patient portal, or phone. Whether you're following up on labs, managing chronic conditions like diabetes or hypertension, or just looking for quick answers, this video shows how simple, secure, and convenient virtual care can be for you and your family.

May 8, 2025

Scheduled Virtual Visits

FORT RILEY, Kansas — Discover how easy it is to meet with your provider from the comfort of your home.

No more waiting in long lines—activate your prescription online and get back to what matters! With Q-Anywhere, you can check in from your phone, skip the lobby, and pick up your medications the next business day at 10 a.m. Watch this quick demo to see how easy it is to save time and streamline your pharmacy visit.

Feb. 19, 2025

A Smarter Way to Activate Prescriptions

FORT RILEY, Kansas — 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—a story that defies the common belief that heart attacks only happen to older adults. Discover how a routine gym session turned into a life-or-death emergency, the rapid medical interventions that brought him back from the brink, and the shocking truth about why even the healthiest-looking individuals can be at risk. The cardiologist also delves into the hidden factors—like diet, exercise habits, and smoking—that silently contribute to heart disease, even in young people. This eye-opening conversation reveals how lifestyle choices, genetics, and early warning signs can shape your heart health, offering insights for anyone looking to protect themselves or their loved ones.

Feb. 6, 2025

The Widowmaker

FORT RILEY, Kansas — 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's Director of Public Health and Public Health Officer provide 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. The experts discuss the low transmission risk of TB, highlight common symptoms of pulmonary TB — including night sweats, unexplained weight loss, and prolonged painful cough — and distinguish these from other health conditions. The team reassures viewers that no active cases connected to the Kansas City outbreak have been identified at Fort Riley. This informative discussion aims to dispel concerns and promote awareness of TB symptoms, emphasizing the hospital's ongoing monitoring and public health vigilance.

Feb. 4, 2025

Public Health Update on Kansas City TB Outbreak

FORT RILEY, Kansas — 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.

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