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Military Aviator Peer Support Program Expands with 59th Medical Wing

News • Feb. 28, 2025

The Military Aviator Peer Support program provides aircrew with peer-based, non-medical support to address life stressors and mental health concerns.


Offutt, Red Cross partnership provides vital support services

News • June 17, 2026

Red Cross partnership provides vital support services to deliver essential support to service members, their families, and veterans.


Continuum of mental health care for warfighters, families: Support is always there for you

News • Dec. 10, 2025

The military offers a variety of support, therapies, advice lines, and telehealth to help service members address and succeed in their unique challenges.


TRICARE childbirth and breastfeeding support demonstration extended through 2031

News • Sept. 01, 2026

Extending the CBSD helps us continue to evaluate how these providers support our pregnant beneficiaries.


Combat Support Agency

The Defense Health Agency is one of eight Combat Support Agencies in the Department of Defense


Bridging data across continents: Pioneering remote bioinformatics support

News • Dec. 10, 2025

Landstuhl Regional Medical Center and Department of War laboratories pioneer remote bioinformatics support for genomic influenza surveillance.


Landers highlights readiness, warfighter support during Madigan town hall

News • Sept. 01, 2026

Landers discussed coordination to ensure organizations can support casualty-receiving missions while continuing to provide safe, reliable care to beneficiaries.


Brooke Army Medical Center Auxiliary Grants Support Patients, Staff

News • Feb. 06, 2025

This year, the welfare committee approved 32 grant requests totaling more than $42,000 to help support patient care at BAMC.


Kenner Army Health Clinic enhances patient care with clinical support staff protocols

News • May 14, 2025

The protocols allow clinical support staff—including nurses and medical assistants—to begin assisting patients early in their visit.