After a thorough assessment of pharmacy resources and to ensure the ongoing delivery of safe, quality pharmacy care, Brooke Army Medical Center and the 59th Medical Wing will be consolidating some pharmacies to maximize existing personnel and resources. As a result, pharmacy services at three outlying clinics will temporarily close: • Gateway Bulverde Clinic Pharmacy closed on February 28, 2025. • Schertz Medical Home and Westover Medical Home Pharmacies will close until further notice on March 28, 2025.

Great health care is more than just appointments and treatments. With My Military Health, you’ll enjoy a simpler health care experience – with more opportunities for virtual care. Powered by advanced digital tools, My Military Health helps you engage in your health when, where, and how you need to. Learn more about DHA's New Model of Care!

Visit the TRICARE website to learn about the regional contractor contract changes in 2025

Active duty service members can self-refer to Physical Therapy.

The Defense Health Agency’s Virtual Education Center is an online educational platform with more than 50,000 resources covering 60 medical topics. The Virtual Education Center puts the power in your hands to research health topics before you talk to your provider.

The San Antonio Military Health System is leveraging the power of the smart phone by launching a text service to keep military beneficiaries informed about their local military healthcare system. Subscribe today for helpful healthcare information and updates to include changes to clinic hours of operation, health fairs, vaccine opportunities, pharmacy/lab services, access to care information, and more.

San Antonio Military Health System Access to Care Guide

Vaccination remains the best protection against COVID-19-related hospitalization and death.

The service is for all active duty, permanent party service members with acute, non-life threatening illness or injury less than 96 hours.

Walk-in Contraceptive Services. Patients in Need of Contraception (PINC). The San Antonio Market offers walk-in contraceptive services for beneficiaries.

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