Here's the List of Military Clinics That Will No Longer Serve Retirees, Families

Lt. Cmdr. Andy Hogan, a physician at Naval Hospital Jacksonville’s Family Medicine Clinic, checks a sailor’s heartbeat. (U.S. Navy/Jacob Sippel)

19 Feb 2020

Military.com | By Amy Bushatz

Pentagon officials on Wednesday released a list of military treatment facilities and clinics that will no longer provide care to military retirees and active-duty families as part of a shift in focus to supporting active-duty readiness.

"The military health system is in the midst of implementing several significant reforms aimed at building a more integrated and effective system of readiness and health," said Tom McCaffery, assistant secretary of defense for health affairs. "We reviewed all facilities through the lens of their contributions to military readiness -- that includes MTFs [being] operated to ensure service members are medically ready to train and deploy. It also means MTFs are effectively utilized as platforms that enable our military medical personnel to acquire and maintain the clinical skills and experience that prepares them for deployment in support of combat operations around the world."

https://www.military.com/daily-news/2020/02/19/pentagon-releases-list-health-clinics-closing-retirees-military-families.html