SRTS is the sole electronic system for ordering and tracking eyewear for Department of Defense service members and retirees.

BUMIS II provides an online inventory of personnel assigned to United States Navy Medicine including demographics, education, health care specialty, additional qualifications, assignment, and training skills.

DMHRSi is a powerful human resource management tool designed to deliver time-sensitive data that supports efficient, contingency planning for medical personnel readiness, training, financial Labor Cost Assignment reporting, and other human resource requirements within the Military Health System.

Web Medcase Requirements and Execution allows the Integrated Clinical Systems Program Management Office to accurately forecast financial needs for future years. The system is vital to ensuring the Defense Health Agency is able to provide timely resources and leverage current technologies in the delivery of health care to its beneficiaries.

The ECIA is the medical image repository used by DHA and Department of Veterans Affairs medical teams to store and view radiology, cardiology, and ophthalmology images worldwide.

PACS technology allows for digital transmission of electronic images and reduces the need for x-ray film, manual filing, and manual retrieval. The use of PACS improves beneficiary health care by streamlining platforms and providing medical teams quick, easy access at the point of care.

Don’t be the weak link. Failure to wear hearing protection puts you, your unit, and your mission in danger.

The TARA team ensures that military hospitals and clinics have the proper technology and equipment to provide exceptional care by assessing their current device inventory and organizational needs.

TRICARE.mil is the public-facing website for the health care program for uniformed service members and their families around the world.

This HIPAA Information Paper describes the Best Practices for Verification of Identity.

Brochure for providers with tips for considering which behaviorally based treatment for chronic insomnia disorder is right for a patient, what to tell patients about treatment options, and provider resources.

To guide clinicians in identifying patients requiring further evaluation for chronic insomnia disorder after initial screening, particularly when diagnosis is uncertain, or symptoms persist.

To guide healthcare providers in the appropriate use of Mandibular Advancement Devices for the management of Obstructive Sleep Apnea, particularly in patients who prefer first line MAD therapy, or those who are unsuccessful with Positive Airway Pressure therapy and seek to use MAD therapy as alternative or combination therapy.

The Health.mil website is the organizational web presence for the Military Health System. In addition to providing a vehicle for official MHS news and information, Health.mil provides the central content management system for MHS business web sites.

EIM is a commercial software platform that serves as the foundation for several Care and Benefits Integrated Systems and Solution Delivery Division programs.