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 36 MDG Phone Number Quick List

Emergency: 911

 

Appointment line - 671-366-9355

Dental Clinic Appointment Line - 671-366-6750

EFMP - 671-366-2853

Family Advocacy - 671-366-5167

Family Health Clinic/Front Desk - 671-366-5036

Flight Medicine Clinic - 671-366-9355

Health Promotions Office - 671-366-2494

Immunization Clinic - 671-366-8220

Mental Health Clinic - 671-366-5125

Patient Advocate& Text Me Now - 671-864-8559

Patient Safety - 671-366-3326

Pediatric/Woman's Health Clinic - 671-366-9355

Pharmacy - 671-366-5217

Physical Therapy - 671-366-2419

Public Health - 671-366-4147

Optometry - 671-366-6749

TRICARE Office - 671-366-1091

TRICARE Overseas/ ISOS - 1(877) 678-1208

Radiology - 671-366-5112

Referral Management Office - 671-366-6515

36 WG Command Post - 671-366-2981

36 Wing Chaplain - 671-366-6138

Airman Against Drunk Driving - 671-366-7433

Military & Family Life Consultant - 671- 689-0526

Sexual Assault Response Coordinator - 671-366-7272

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Trusted Care begins with me


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AFMS - Andersen - 36th Medical Group

36th Medical Group Mission

Our Mission

"Ready medics ensuring Trusted Care for all we serve ... where America's day begins!"

Our Vision

"Empowered medics...Exemplary care...Every time, Everywhere!"

 

Welcome to the Official Page of the 36th Medical Group, Andersen AFB, GU. The Air Force Medical Service (AFMS) provides seamless health service support to U.S. ...Air Force service members, veterans and their families, and works as an integral part of the Military Health System (MHS) to advance medical education and research. AFMS works in close coordination with the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, the major air command surgeons, the Departments of the Army, Navy, and other government agencies to deliver medical service for just over 2 million eligible beneficiaries. As part of a dedicated team of health professionals, AFMS helps lead the way to a strong, healthier tomorrow by providing Trusted Care, Anywhere.

Pharmacy, laboratory, X-ray and immunizations services are located in the clinic. US Naval Hospital Guam serves as the primary referral source for specialty and inpatient care.

Contact 

Appointment Line: 366-WELL
Appointment Line Hours: 0700-1600 Monday through Friday
(excluding holidays and PACAF family days)
Clinic hours: 0800-1700 Monday through Friday
(excluding holidays, Training days, and PACAF family days)

 

36th Medical Group News

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Airmen with the 36th Medical Group Mental Health Clinic stand ready to help service members who need assistance in various life circumstances. While many service members may hold misperceptions about mental health care, clinic professionals serve to support Airmen and improve quality of life and performance through comprehensive counseling and guidance programs. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Alexander W. Riedel/Released) Mental health team provides care with Airmen in mind
Life can be stressful.In addition to everyday life, dealing with frequent temporary duty trips,
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2018
Chief Master Sgt. Chad Caden, the chief enlisted manager with the 633rd Civil Engineer Squadron at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, was able to go hiking in South Carolina in July 2017, nearly 7 months after receiving an amputation on his right leg. After years of pain, Caden was diagnosed with Osteonecrosis in his right foot, which caused a loss of blood flow to his foot and resulting in bone decay. Caden received his amputation on Dec. 27, 2016 to get rid of the pain, minimize the chance of the bone disease spreading, and increase his chance of returning to an active lifestyle. (Courtesy photo) “I wanted my life back” – An Airman’s recovery after a mysterious diagnosis
A mysterious pain in Chief Master Sgt. Chad Caden’s right foot led to years of pain, uncertainty, and a life-changing decision that proved to be the best one he ever made. Caden’s recovery and return to active duty reinforces the Air Force Medical Service’s commitment to its Airmen and patient-centered care.
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2018
MSgt Ashley Strong, U.S. Air Force dental flight chief out of Schriever Air Force Base, was a recipient of the 2017 Outstanding Airman of the Year award and was recognized for her dedication to efficiency and patient satisfaction (Courtesy photo). Airman upholds the Trusted Care principles through the delivery of efficient care and patient satisfaction
For U.S. Air Force MSgt Ashley Strong, delivering patient-centered Trusted Care is more than a policy. For this Air Force dental flight chief, Trusted Care is about using the expertise and experiences of all Air Force Medical Service (AFMS) Airmen at every level to find better ways to provide quality, patient-centered care.
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2018
Default Air Force Logo Trusted Care begins with me
Taking care of Airmen and their families sometimes requires not accepting no as an answer.
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2017
Mental health readiness Good mental health critical to readiness
Mental health is a critical part of every Airman’s medical readiness. Although many service members worry that seeking mental health care will negatively effect their career, the opposite is usually true. With early identification and the right treatment by a medical professional, most mental health issues get better quickly without any negative career impact.
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2017
Airmen's medical clearance reviews to be processed easier Active-duty medical clearance process changes now in effect
Effective Oct. 16, 2017, active-duty service members will now need to request medical clearance review using My Individual Medical Readiness (MyIMR).
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2017
Air Force diabetes prevention program shows promising results Air Force diabetes prevention program shows promising results
With 1 in 3 Americans at risk for diabetes, researchers and health professionals at the Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center in San Antonio, found it critical to implement and test the Group Lifestyle Balance program. The GLB program is a diabetes prevention program that was originally developed at the University of Pittsburgh and piloted at seven Air Force bases. The program targets those at risk for developing diabetes, including anyone with elevated blood sugars, metabolic issues, or a family history of diabetes.
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2017
N/a Behind the scenes, bioenvironmental techs keep Andersen safe
On the island of Guam, isolated in the Pacific Ocean, protecting the limited natural resources and
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2017
N/A Know the Risks of Decorative Contact Lenses
Halloween is all about scary…scary costumes, scary decorations, and scary pumpkins, but don't let it
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2017
Take command with TRICARE changes Take command with TRICARE changes: Enrollments shifting from fiscal to calendar year starting in January 2018
Starting Jan. 1, 2018, cost changes for TRICARE benefits transition from a fiscal year period to a calendar year period. Changing from fiscal year (Oct. 1 – Sept. 30) to calendar year (Jan. 1 – Dec. 31) makes the TRICARE benefit consistent with civilian health plans. The change will largely affect those plans which have an enrollment fee and are currently billed by the fiscal year.
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2017
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