Strengthens community health by providing surveillance, mitigation, and response to occupational and environmental health risks, CBRN hazards, and vulnerabilities

Conducts Flight Physicals; manages PHA program and Occupational Medicine; processes retraining, overseas, PME, and Palace Chase/Palace Front medical clearances; coordinates Separation History and Physical Exam process; GSU Support for Greenville and Fort Polk.

Empowers individuals and organizations to adopt sustainable strategies toward mishap prevention and leading healthy lifestyles; educates members on topics such as fatigue countermeasures, shift work, fitness, nutrition, exercise, vision, spatial disorientation, airsickness, and hypoxia recognition.

Oversees readiness/deployment capabilities for 370 medical personnel, 5 UTCs, and 15 disaster teams; manages MTF’s HSMR/WRM equipment packages.

Comprised of Mental Health, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment (ADAPT), and Family Advocacy elements.

• MH Element is a specialty clinic that provides individually tailored treatment for a wide range of concerns such as life stressors, anxiety, PTSD, depression & more. Services are provided by psychologists, licensed clinical social workers, psychiatrists, and psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners.  Treatment is available in individual and group formats and includes diagnostic assessments, medication management, psychological testing, and therapy.  Services are available to AD and guard/reserve on active duty orders.
• MH Flight hours for all elements are Mon-Fri, 0730 to 1630 (0930 to 1630 on Wed). Referral types are self, command and medical. Phone number for MH/ADAPT front desk is 318-456-6600. Phone number for FAP front desk is 318-456-6595 and Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate on-call 24/7 number is  318-233-2230.
• ADAPT Element promotes readiness, health, and wellness through the prevention and treatment of substance misuse and abuse to minimize the negative consequences to the individual, family, and organization at large. Services include outreach and prevention, education, screening and assessment, consultation, and treatment provision using evidence-based treatment modalities. Although the primary population served are active duty or guard and reserve on active duty status, one time evaluations with treatment recommendations are extended to GS employees.
• Family Advocacy element provides education, prevention and treatment of family maltreatment involving active duty members and their families. Also serves as consultants on domestic abuse and child maltreatment to installation units and agencies leadership. Family Advocacy includes a variety of different programs. The New Parent Support Program (NPSP) provides parenting assistance for expecting parents and those with children under age 3. NPSP can help with infant care, feeding and sleeping, breastfeeding support, toddler behavior, and developmental milestones. The Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate (DAVA) provides restricted and unrestricted support to victims of domestic violence 24/7. Additional services are also available to help with marital issues, parenting teens, couples communication, anger management, and stress management. In addition, classes are available to assist with breastfeeding, support for fathers, domestic violence survivors, and obstetrics orientation. Supported population includes AD and guard/reserve on active duty orders, as well as all 2 MDG beneficiaries. 
• Primary Care Behavioral Health (PCBH) is a program that provides an embedded Mental Health provider in the Primary Care Clinics to provide short-term solution-focused visits addressing a variety of behavioral and mental health concerns.  Services are available for all 2 MDG beneficiaries.

Provides comprehensive eye care and optimal vision performance, enabling mission success.

Directs medical deployment processing; prevents diseases and non-battle injuries through aggressive force health management and community health initiatives.

Provides healthcare for Active Duty population (PRAP and non-FLY); manages acute/chronic illness; orders & interprets testing; devises plan of care/directs specialty referrals; performs same day fit-for-duty determinations for PRAP and AUoF personnel.