Provides safe and reliable healthcare to 11.1K beneficiaries & 2K aircrew students annually.  Operates an outpatient clinic with a $21M healthcare economic impact and $7.1M budget across two squadrons. Ensures a medically-ready military force and community through readiness, prevention, treatment and contingency preparedness.  Delivers safe & effective healthcare focused on quality, customer service, proven processes, value & modernization.  Responsible to the 359th Medical Wing and Defense Health Network Central.

Altus Operational Medical Readiness Squadron

The squadron consists of 76 personnel who provide occupational health, primary care to active duty service members, mental health, aerospace medicine, and dental care to 11.1K beneficiaries, and 2K annual aircrew students. The squadron provides prevention and treatment through continuous outreach efforts to the base and community.

Aerospace & Operational Medicine
Comprised of three elements: Flight & Operational Medicine Clinic (FOMC), Base Operational Medicine Clinic (BOMC), and Warrior Operational Medicine Clinic (WOMC). FOMC provides care for permanent party flyers, student flyers, and civilian personnel with flight, medical, occupational exams, flyer sick call and squadron welfare visits.  BOMC performs medical standard operations to include separation exams (SHPE), profiles, overseas clearances, Periodic Health/Mental Health Assessment (PHA/MHA) and retraining evaluations.  WOMC provides primary medical care to permanent party non-flying status active duty personnel.

Optometry
Provides services to active duty members. Services include glasses prescriptions, contact lens updates for current contact lens wearers, and treatment and management of ocular diseases that do not need surgical intervention.  

Public Health
The Public Health Flight ensures medical readiness for 1.3K active duty personnel and 2K annual students, working closely with all other medical clinics to optimize deployment preparedness.  Public Health maximizes Occupational Health and Safety for 44 shops with over 1000 employees.  Through the Community Health program, inspects over 20 facilities for food safety and sanitation. The flight also provides mosquito and illness surveillance for the entire base population.

Bioenvironmental Engineering
Ensures the occupational and environmental health of all personnel and residents of Altus AFB.  The flight monitors 46 industrial shops, analyzes the drinking water quality for ODEQ and EPA compliance, and manages the base radiation, EMF, and laser safety programs.  Additionally, the flight teams with other base response agencies during emergency responses to identify health hazards to responders as well as the base and local populations.

Mental Health
Provides assessment, treatment, and education on a wide range of psychological and emotional issues. This flight also manages the Family Advocacy Program as well as the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment Program. All programs provide a myriad of outreach services to assist Team Altus for improving resiliency and coping skills.

Dental
Provides timely, quality dental care to active duty members, ensuring the maximum world-wide qualification and mission readiness. Various dental services are provided ranging from preventive dentistry to comprehensive care including endodontics, prosthodontics, operative dentistry and oral surgery.

Altus Healthcare Operations Squadron

Responsible for the delivery of primary care, ancillary healthcare, and support services for the Altus Medical Group. Manages a $7.4M operating budget including purchased healthcare from our civilian partner TriWest.  The 67-person squadron provides diagnostics & therapeutics, pharmacy, IT, logistics, resource management, medical readiness, health benefits, referral management and patient administration in support of 11.1K beneficiaries.

Primary Care
Responsible for non-active duty primary care in the medical group. The flight consists of Family Health, Pediatrics, as well as Allergy and Immunizations. Approximately 2,400 TRICARE enrolled beneficiaries receive primary care and a myriad of other services here including minor procedures, routine wellness, and preventive care. 

TRICARE Operations and Patient Administration (TOPA)
Plans, develops and implements the managed care program to include beneficiary and provider services, analysis and utilization management, and specialty care navigation via the Managed Care Support Contractor (TRICARE/TriWest Healthcare Alliance).

Information Systems
Manages all medical computer systems to ensure the latest innovations in technology for the advancement of patient care.  Acquisitions and systems maintenance optimizes future requirements and expectations in user data enhancements.

Medical Logistics
Provides materiel, both medical and non-medical, equipment, maintenance and services, and manages war reserve materiel and transportation in support of the medical mission. In addition, it is responsible for facility management and maintaining a vibrant safety program.

Medical Readiness
Manages the planning, scheduling and tracking of the unit's peacetime, wartime disaster response, and mobility training. The flight schedules medical group disaster and contingency exercises. They oversee maintenance of unit mobility, develop and monitor comprehensive medical contingency plans, as well as support agreements with 97th Air Mobility Wing and community agencies.

Pharmacy
Manages accurate processing and dispensing of over 70,000 prescriptions annually, assuring medications are selected and utilized in a safe and effective manner. Prescriptions can be activated at https://cxmlink.com/DHAMTF8492 with a DoD ID number and the name of the medication or using a mobile device text "GET IN LINE" to 1-833-268-6651.

Medical Laboratory
The Lab is fully accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP) and provides 20,000 annual lab tests for beneficiaries.

Radiology (X-ray)
The radiology team team provides 1,100 x-ray tests annually for the beneficiary population. Imaging such as MRI, CT or advanced ultrasound will be referred to TRICARE network facilities.