The Defense Health Agency’s Immunization Health Care Division specialists were instrumental in rolling out the COVID-19 vaccines to Department of Defense military medical treatment facilities around the world.

From coast to coast, Navy Medicine personnel are helping to stop the spread of COVID-19.

A new online and easy-to-use COVID-19 vaccine appointment portal is rolling out around the world at Military Treatment Facilities. It needs some tweaking on the admin end, users say.

All eligible and authorized Department of Defense personnel can now get a COVID-19 vaccine if they want one.

Medical Laboratory Professionals Week, April 18-24, recognizes the behind-the-scenes work laboratorians do to generate clinical lab results and, ultimately, guide the courses of treatment for patients.

15 minutes is all it takes to get routine health care back on track.

Tanker Medics from McConnell Air Force Base travel to Minnesota to help fight COVID-19

To describe what lab techs do, Geisler chose a famed fictional detective to illustrate their importance and provide context.

The DHA’s Combat Support assistant director had some direct and encouraging words about the military’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout to date.

Virtual health and particularly tele-critical care for critically ill patients assumed frontline roles in sustaining care while keeping beneficiaries and health care teams safe.

Join us for the MHS' Third COVID-19 Townhall with Major General George Appenzeller

The DOD hit the 2 million mark for vaccinations worldwide just a month after the 1 million milestone.

The Defense Health Agency joins in celebrating military children during Month of the Military Child, observed in April, and always.

COVID-19 has led to the need for physical distancing and has overwhelmed the capacities of health systems, compelling many to adopt telehealth solutions.

The COVID-19 vaccination effort at the Capt. James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center in North Chicago, Illinois, has brought out the best in staff.