• Randolph physical therapy

    Randolph physical therapy, family health clinics work together

    Randolph physical therapy and family health clinics have been working together to see and treat patients with musculoskeletal issues sooner.Rather than waiting for an appointment with a primary care physician to get a referral to physical therapy, Maj. Joanna Borawski, 359th Medical Operations Squadron physical therapist, and her team at the
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    How suicide changed my life

    When I was 18 years old, the problem felt permanent and the solution seemed simple. It had for years.I had struggled with depression and anxiety most of my teenage years. I fought off the urge to end my suffering because I was worried what it would do to my family and friends. As the years went on, I tried counseling and medication, but I was never
  • Retired U.S. Army Capt. Katie Blanchard squeezes the hand of Col. (Dr.) Chad Hivnor, 59th Medical Specialty Squadron laser medicine chief, after surgery

    'We're your family here'

    "Where is your husband deployed to?""Korea. Just a couple more months.""Well, we're your family here."Her smile is infectious and she directs it at everyone who comes into the room, nurses, doctors, technicians: her family here. Retired U.S. Army Capt. Katie Blanchard is thousands of miles from her home on what she jokingly calls the "useless

  • WHASC Family Health Center to complete restructure by Oct 1

    The Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center is in the final stages of its Family Health Clinic restructure, which formed two separate units of focused care: active duty beneficiaries and all other beneficiaries.The restructure began April 1, 2019 and is anticipated to be complete by October 1, 2019. During this time, beneficiaries assigned to the
  • U.S. Air Force Airmen set up an Air Transportable Clinic August 17, 2019, on Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. Setting up the ATC gave medics an opportunity to see what challenges they may face before they are deployed. (Courtesy photo)

    Medical Treatment Facility enhances readiness with functional fitness and ATCs

    Children and their parents lined up in a crowded, dimly lit tent. The children ran out to play by an ambulance as their parents patiently waited to be called. One by one the line of patients diminished as medical professionals moved quickly and efficiently to bring about quality care in a challenged environment.
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    59th Medical Wing Labor Day Hours

    The Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center and Randolph Medical Treatment Facilities will have limited services available Aug. 30. Our primary care clinics, such as Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Pediatric, Randolph’s Ancillary Services, including the pharmacy, and Behavioral Health Optimization Program, as well as our Gateway Bulverde Family

  • 59th MDW offers information, medical care after mold found in dorms     

    Leaders of the 59th Medical Wing at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland are using their expertise to inform Airmen about how mold could affect their health.“One of the ways the San Antonio Military Health System contributes to the JBSA mission is by optimizing the health of Airmen, Sailors, Soldiers and Marines whether they are students in training or
  • Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) affects 7-8% of the U.S. population.

    Unresolved trauma can lead to PTSD

    It is just another routine day with the same route to work, place to eat and office conversations until it is suddenly interrupted by a sound, smell or familiar face that triggers a flood of overwhelming emotions.
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    Pediatric Clinic helps keep pipeline moving

    The Reid Clinic waiting room is filled with basic military trainees and technical training students waiting to see a doctor. The trainees sit in silence reading their manuals. Their heads nodding, tired eyes struggling to stay open, a wingman nudges them when their name is called by a technician.When the trainee gets to the exam room, they are
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    Clinics, patients turn to hyperbaric medicine

    “We call it the fog. It's like they’ve been awake for a few days straight,” said Col. (Dr.) Michael Richards, 59th Medical Specialty Squadron Undersea and Hyperbaric Medicine section chief.“His wife had to finish his sentences. He could no longer take care of himself, really. He couldn’t manage his finances, he couldn’t drive, he couldn’t take care
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