Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center

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02/26/2026

Service members: You’re protected —but what about your family? Don't let crash your spring break.

Prior to travel, talk to your health care provider or local clinic to ensure your family is fully protected against measles. If traveling internationally, infants ages 6 to 11 months old can receive an early dose of the MMR vaccine at least two weeks before travel.
https://www.cdc.gov/measles/travel/index.html

02/26/2026
Your comfort, dignity, and safety matter.Before a sensitive exam, health care staff must offer you a chaperone. You may ...
02/26/2026

Your comfort, dignity, and safety matter.

Before a sensitive exam, health care staff must offer you a chaperone. You may also request a chaperone at any time during your visit — just let a member of your care team know.

At CRDAMC, we are committed to ensuring every patient feels safe, respected, and supported.
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Hey parents-to-be and new parents! 🥦🤰Want some guidance on prenatal, gestational, or postpartum nutrition? Come by our T...
02/25/2026

Hey parents-to-be and new parents! 🥦🤰

Want some guidance on prenatal, gestational, or postpartum nutrition? Come by our Temporary Walk-In Nutrition Clinic at the Women’s Health Center!

📅 Walk-In Hours: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. & 1 – 3 p.m. daily through March 5
📱 To schedule: Call 254-553-1493 (Mon-Fri, 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.) or just drop in during walk-in hours
🖥️ Check-In: Use the WHC kiosk and let the front desk know you’re here for nutrition when your number is called

Take charge of your health—nutrition support is just a visit away! 🌟
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02/25/2026

Cardio strengthens more than your heart—it strengthens lethality. Mission success demands stamina—and cardio training helps you build it.

Improved aerobic fitness enhances mobility under load, reduces fatigue on long missions, and helps you recover faster so you’re always ready for what’s next.
U.S. Army

02/25/2026
02/23/2026

Cardio isn’t just about fitness—it’s a combat skill.

Strong heart + strong lungs = stronger Warfighters.

Regular cardio improves endurance, reaction time, and mental clarity—all essential for staying mission-ready and lethal in any environment. What’s your go-to cardio workout to stay ready? ⬇️

Thank you, Solomon, and the other facility dogs for the incredible difference you make here at   and across the Defense ...
02/23/2026

Thank you, Solomon, and the other facility dogs for the incredible difference you make here at and across the Defense Health Network every day — bringing comfort to patients, staff, and service members.
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Imagine a visit where your provider spends more time with you — and less time on notes.Soon, CRDAMC and other military t...
02/20/2026

Imagine a visit where your provider spends more time with you — and less time on notes.

Soon, CRDAMC and other military treatment facilities will use ambient listening technology to reduce documentation burdens and strengthen the patient-provider connection.

Learn how this innovation will enhance care across the TRICARE network.
🔗 https://darnall.tricare.mil/News-Gallery/Articles/Article/4410869/ambient-listening-aims-to-improve-care-experience-for-patients-and-providers
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Soldiers and civilians from CRDAMC and partner units conducted hot and cold MEDEVAC training this morning, rehearsing li...
02/20/2026

Soldiers and civilians from CRDAMC and partner units conducted hot and cold MEDEVAC training this morning, rehearsing litter loading and unloading with rotary-wing aircraft to prepare for urgent medical evacuations. ⚕

This hands-on training strengthens our ability to deliver timely, lifesaving care in any environment.

Units interested in participating can contact:
usarmy.hood.medcom-crdamc.mbx.hospital-education-training@health.mil

We stay ready so others can survive.
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1st Cavalry Division

The Fort Hood installation is currently experiencing technical difficulties with its voice messaging system, affecting p...
02/20/2026

The Fort Hood installation is currently experiencing technical difficulties with its voice messaging system, affecting patients’ ability to leave voicemail messages at CRDAMC. The NEC is actively working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

In the meantime, patients are encouraged to use the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal to message their provider, a specific clinic, or the Fort Hood Referral Management Center.

We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.

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590 Medical Center Road
Fort Hood, TX
76544

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