DOD Med Facilities Availability

Facilities closing to non-active duty patients include:

• Goodfellow Air Force Base, Texas, outpatient clinic
• Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana, outpatient clinic
• Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama, outpatient clinic
• Dover Air Force Base, Delaware, outpatient clinic
• Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts, outpatient clinic
• MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, outpatient clinic
• Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, outpatient clinic
• Dyess Air Force Base, Texas, outpatient clinic
• Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey, outpatient clinic
• Navy Weapons Station Earle, New Jersey, Colts Neck Earle clinic
• San Onofre Marine Corps Base, California, San Onofre Health Clinic
• Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Joel clinic and Robinson clinic
• Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, Naval Branch Health Clinic Albany
• Naval Support Facility Dahlgren, Virginia, Naval Branch Health Clinic Dahlgren
• Naval Submarine Base New London, Connecticut, Naval Branch Health Clinic Groton
• Naval Support Facility Indian Head, Maryland, outpatient clinic
• Naval Air Station Belle Chasse, Louisiana, outpatient clinic
• Naval Support Activity Mid-South, Tennessee, outpatient clinic
• Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, New Hampshire, outpatient clinic
• Fort Detrick, Maryland, Barquist outpatient clinic
• Defense Distribution Center in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, outpatient clinic
• Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, outpatient clinic
• Fort Lee, Virginia, Kenner-Lee outpatient clinic
• Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, Kirk Army Health outpatient clinic

Facilities that have either already transitioned to active duty-only, or are in process:

• Fort Riley, Kansas, Farrelly Health Clinic
• Fort Hood, Texas, Fort Hood Medical Home and Charles Moore clinic
• Naval Support Activity Lakehurst, New Jersey, Naval Behavioral Health Clinic Lakehurst
• Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, California, Rancho Bernardo clinic
• Presidio of Monterey, California, outpatient clinic
• Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois, outpatient clinic
• Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, outpatient clinic
• Naval Station Newport, Rhode Island, Naval Health Clinic New England
• Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Maryland, outpatient clinic
• Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, Okubo Medical Home
• Fort Carson, Colorado, Robinson-Carson outpatient clinic

Facilities that will close completely to all users:

• MacDill Air Force Base's Sabal Park community clinic in Brandon, Florida
• Fort Benning, Georgia, North Columbus-Benning clinic
• Fort Irwin, California, Department of Behavioral Health

Facilities that could see upgrades:

• Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, upgrade to Level II Trauma Center
• Tripler Army Medical Center, Hawaii, could be closed to non-active duty patients if officials determine that the local community can handle providing the necessary medical care.

Facilities slated for downgrade:

• Fort Meade, Maryland, Kimbrough, Ambulatory Care Center to downgrade to a clinic
• Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, South Carolina, Naval Hospital Beaufort downgrade to ambulatory surgery center
• Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia, downgrade to an ambulatory surgery center and outpatient clinic; McDonald clinic downgrade from ambulatory surgery to an outpatient clinic
• Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, downgrade from ambulatory surgery to an outpatient clinic

Facilities that may continue to see active-duty families

• Naval Technical Training Center Meridian, Mississippi, outpatient clinic
• Southern Command (SOUTHCOM), Miami, Florida, Gordon outpatient clinic