Col. Jolanda L.J. Walker assumed duties as commander, U.S. Army Medical Department Activity Fort Leavenworth, and director, Munson Army Health Center, from Col. Michael Shane Mendenhall during a change of command ceremony on Fort Leavenworth, Aug. 16, 2024.

Recently, staff at Weed Army Community Hospital were introduced to one of the most advanced and realistic medical training tools available: the Cut Suit.

The American Red Cross reports there is an emergency blood shortage across the nation, and the Fort Johnson community responds to the call!

Incorporating mental health and wellness checks with the birth month Soldier Readiness Program, is an introduction to behavioral health resources and encourages personal resilience at the Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Johnson, Louisiana.

Members of the Fort Leavenworth community turned out and made a difference during a blood drive on post, July 11.

The American Red Cross of Louisiana and Bayne-Jones Army concluded their summer youth program with a graduation ceremony July 12, 2024 at the Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Johnson, Louisiana.

Team members from Munson Army Health Center headed to “the field” to conduct a readiness rodeo for incoming students of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, on Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, July 17, 2024.

Munson Army Health Center patients and staff headed to the health center’s basement early June 12, after a simulated Tornado Warning was issued on Fort Leavenworth during the installation’s Full-Scale Exercise.

A Munson Army Health Center Medical Company change of command marked the return of a graduate from nearby Lansing High School and University of Saint Mary.

A Munson Army Health Center Soldier was among 48 United States and International Service Members on Fort Leavenworth to earn the coveted German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge.

Throughout the month of April, William Beaumont Army Medical Center observed SAAPM through a series of events that created awareness and education on the Sexual Harassment/Assault Response Program.

The William Beaumont Army Medical Center pharmacy reduced their patient wait times down to an average of 10 minutes over the last couple of years using a mix of automation and face to face interaction.

One telltale sign that spring is, literally, in the air, is a fine powdery layer of pollen that can be found coating surfaces outdoors.

Volunteering isn’t a job title, it’s a pay grade.

Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital will begin offering a new type of physical therapy to Soldiers and their Families beginning May 1, at the Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Johnson, Louisiana.