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  • COVID-19 Update

    Hanscom AFB officials are aware that Massachusetts has declared a state of emergency in response to the emerging COVID-19 (coronavirus) cases in the state.

  • Clinic officials offer guidance for Coronavirus prevention

    While there is no specific threat at this time, base officials urge members of the base community to take precautionary steps to limit possible exposure to the novel coronavirus, named COVID-19 by the World Health Organization, through preventative measures.

  • Hanscom clinic identified in DoD restructure

    The Department of Defense announced Feb. 19 plans to restructure 50 military hospitals and clinics, including the Military Treatment Facility here at Hanscom, to better support wartime readiness of military personnel and to improve clinical training for medical forces who deploy in support of combat

  • Missed appointments hurt the mission

    Officials from the 66th Medical Squadron have reported that the numbers of missed scheduled appointments are on the rise. With more than 300 “no-shows” on the books since November, leaders are urging clinic patients to consider the impact that missed appointments have on the community and overall

  • Listen to your heart in February with Total Force Fitness

    Blood runs through every service member defending the country, every civilian supporting their mission, and every family member and friend who loves them. Having a medically ready force for the Department of Defense means paying attention to the organ that pumps this blood: the heart.

  • DoD releases guidance to protect forces from novel coronavirus

    FALLS CHURCH, Va. -- As the novel coronavirus continues to spread, the Department of Defense has established a Spotlight page to disseminate the latest information on the outbreak and to highlight coordination efforts with other organizations throughout the U.S. government.Acting Undersecretary of

  • Hanscom pharmacy services to be limited during renovations

    The 66th Medical Squadron pharmacy will be operating under limited capabilities Feb. 18 through 21 and closed Feb. 24 through 25 while the facility undergoes renovations. Patrons are highly encouraged to refill prescriptions early or utilize off-base pharmacies during this period, as refills will

  • Trainers ensure 2020 resolutions work out

    The start of a new year represents a clean slate for the coming months. Resolutions are set early on with the intention to stick with them, but it can be hard to get started. The staff members of the Hanscom Fitness and Sports Center will work with personnel who are prepared to keep those fitness

  • Drinking water report notice

    According to the 66th Civil Engineering Division, officials failed to conduct a required assessment following the discovery of coliforms by the required Nov. 8 deadline.