David Grant Medical Center

03/02/2026

UPDATE: Network services have been restored.

NOTICE: Network Outage at David Grant Medical Center

DGMC is currently experiencing a network outage that may impact phones, appointment scheduling, pharmacy processing, and other administrative services.

Patient care remains ongoing; however, delays are possible. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go directly to the nearest Emergency Department.

Please visit our website for more information: https://travis.tricare.mil

We appreciate your patience as our teams work to restore full service. Updates will be provided as they become available.

The Official Website of Travis AFB 60th Medical Group

03/02/2026

IMPORTANT: Enhanced Security Measures at Travis AFB

Travis AFB is currently operating under increased security measures.

If you have an upcoming appointment at David Grant Medical Center, please plan accordingly:

• Expect potential delays at all base gates
• Be prepared to present valid identification
• All hand-carried items are subject to inspection
• Visitors may be subject to vehicle inspection
• Refusal of inspection will result in denial of base entry

We strongly encourage patients and visitors to allow extra travel time to avoid missing scheduled appointments.

If you anticipate arriving late due to gate delays, please contact your clinic directly as soon as possible. A full facility directory, including clinic phone numbers, is available here:
https://travis.tricare.mil/About-Us/Facility-Directory

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as these measures help ensure the safety and security of our installation and community.

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The Official Website of Travis AFB 60th Medical Group

02/27/2026

Service Animals at David Grant Medical Center

David Grant Medical Center is committed to maintaining a safe and accessible environment for all patients and visitors.

Only service animals, as defined under federal law, approved therapy animals participating in authorized programs, and DoD-owned animals performing official duties are permitted inside DGMC.

Pets and emotional support animals are not allowed inside the facility.

Service animals may accompany their handler in public areas but may be restricted from certain clinical spaces due to patient safety and infection control standards.

Be prepared to answer two questions:
• Is the service animal required because of a disability?
• What work or task has the animal been trained to perform?

No documentation is required.

Handlers are responsible for maintaining control of their service animal at all times and ensuring it is healthy, housebroken, and appropriately behaved.

For additional information about our service animal policy, please visit our official website at https://travis.tricare.mil/Getting-Care/Visitor-Guidelines.

We appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain a safe environment for everyone we serve.



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02/23/2026

Recognizing Excellence in Patient Safety

Please join us in congratulating 2Lt Savannah LaBoy, who was recently recognized as a Defense Health Agency Patient Safety Champion.

2Lt LaBoy demonstrated exceptional clinical judgment after identifying concerning symptoms that indicated an internal bleed. Her rapid assessment and decisive action led to activation of the mass transfusion protocol in the ICU, stabilizing the patient and enabling a life-saving intervention. Her vigilance, sound clinical judgment, and commitment to high-reliability operations reflect the standard we uphold every day at David Grant Medical Center.

The award was presented by Col. Matthew Streitz, 60th Medical Group Deputy Commander.

Well done, 2Lt LaBoy, and thank you for your dedication to patient safety and Ready Reliable Care.

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02/19/2026

Update: The planned launch date has shifted. We will share a new start date once confirmed.

New at DGMC: A Tool to Help Your Provider Focus More on You

Starting Monday, February 23, David Grant Medical Center will begin introducing an Ambient Listening documentation tool in select clinics.

This secure technology helps your provider stay more focused on the conversation and less on the computer by creating a draft note during your visit. Your provider still carefully reviews and completes everything in your medical record.

You will always be asked for permission before it’s used, and you can choose to decline at any time. Your care will continue the same either way.

For more information, visit https://www.tricare.mil/MHSGENESISrecords

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02/13/2026

Make a difference at the 60th MDG Pharmacy

Our Pharmacy team is expanding and we’re looking for motivated volunteers to support our fast-paced readiness mission. If you enjoy helping others, want exposure to the healthcare environment, or need meaningful service hours, this is a great opportunity to get involved.

Volunteers assist our pharmacy staff in delivering reliable prescription services to our military community while gaining valuable experience along the way.

Schedule: Monday–Friday, 0800–1700
Flexible shifts available

Whether you’re a student, retiree, or simply someone who wants to give back, your time directly supports the care our beneficiaries depend on every day.

Interested? Email Sra Jadakiss Smith at jadakiss.a.smith.mil@health.mil to get started.

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02/10/2026

Reminder for our valued beneficiaries

The 60th Medical Group will observe a Training Day on February 10, 2026, in support of an installation exercise.

What this means for you:
• Established Appointments: Proceed as scheduled unless contacted by your clinic.

• Clinic Services: All clinics will operate with minimal manning. Some services may be limited.

• Pharmacy Services: Closed February 10.

• Emergency Care: The Emergency Department remains open 24/7.

• For urgent issues, visit the closest Emergency Room or Urgent Care Center.

• MHS Nurse Advice Line: Available 24/7 for medical guidance. Call 1-800-874-2273 or visit mhsnurseadviceline.com.

Have your DoD Benefit Number ready when calling or checking in.

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02/02/2026

The most recent appropriations for the Department of War expired at 11:59 p.m. EST on Jan 30, 2026. Military personnel will continue in a normal duty status without pay until such time as a continuing resolution or appropriations are passed by Congress and signed into law. Civilian personnel not engaged in excepted activities will be placed in a non-work, non-pay status. If you have a medical emergency, call 911. For information about TRICARE coverage during the lapse in appropriations period, visit www.tricare.mil/shutdown.

Continuity of health care remains our highest priority. DGMC remains open, including scheduled appointments and pharmacy services. For the latest updates on any changes to hours of operation or services during the government lapse in appropriations, please visit https://travis.tricare.mil/.

The Official Website of Travis AFB 60th Medical Group

02/02/2026

The most recent appropriations for the Department of War expired on 11:59 p.m. EST on Jan 30, 2026. The Defense Health Agency will continue normal operations until we receive direction from the Department of War.

01/30/2026

Biomedical Sciences Corps (BSC) Week 2026 at David Grant Medical Center

This week, we celebrated our Biomedical Sciences Corps professionals and the vital role they play in patient care, medical readiness, and the Military Health System mission.

Throughout BSC Week, our team took part in professional development sessions, leadership discussions, and guest lectures focused on innovation, operational excellence, and the future of military medicine, including emerging applications of biomedical science and artificial intelligence.

Biomedical Sciences Corps officers support DHA and MHS priorities by strengthening access to care, improving quality and safety, and helping ensure a ready medical force. Their work directly supports our beneficiaries while maintaining readiness to meet operational demands.

Thank you to everyone who helped make BSC Week 2026 a success, and to our BSC professionals for the impact you make every day!



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01/28/2026

DGMC Town Hall

What we covered:

- Leaderhip Welcome - 60 MDG Commader, Col (Dr.) Patrick Parsons and 60 MDG SEL, CMSgt Jessica Murray
- Benefits Councelor
- Pharmacy Updates
- Uniform Business Office - Elective Cosmetic Procedures
- Patient Advocate
- TRICARE Beneficiary Education
- Medical Records/Release of Information

01/26/2026

Recognizing Excellence in Patient Safety

Please join us in congratulating SrA Daniel Shaw, who was recently recognized by the Defense Health Agency as a Patient Safety Champion.

SrA Shaw’s attention to detail and quick action helped ensure a timely fix to an overhead lighting issue that could have impacted dental procedures. His initiative and focus on safe, reliable operations reflect the standard we strive for every day at David Grant Medical Center.

The award was presented by Col. Matthew Streitz, 60th Medical Group Deputy Commander.

Well done, SrA Shaw, and thank you for your commitment to patient safety and Ready Reliable Care.

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