MEDICAL SERVICES

Medical Group Overview - Joint Base Cabot Air Station

The JBCAS Medical Group provides primary care, flight medicine, public health surveillance, and deployment medical readiness for assigned personnel and eligible beneficiaries.

Flight Medicine Services:

• Aviation Physicals (Initial, Annual, Periodic)

• Waiver Coordination for Aircrew

• Return-to-Fly Evaluations

• Occupational Health Surveillance for Flightline and Hazardous Duty Personnel

Public Health Services:

• Deployment Health Screening and Immunizations

• Food Safety Inspections (Base Dining and Contracted Vendors)

• Communicable Disease Investigation and Reporting

• Health Risk Communication for Base Population

Contact Information:

• Flight Medicine Clinic: 501-995-1801

• Public Health Office: 501-995-1802

• Location: Building 380, Health Services Complex

Hours: 0700–1630, Monday–Friday 

Medical Clinic - Joint Base Cabot Air Station

The JBCAS Medical Clinic provides primary health care services to active-duty military personnel assigned to the installation. Limited services are also available to eligible dependents and retirees.

Available Services:

• Primary Care and Preventive Medicine

• Immunizations

• Physical Examinations (Flight Physicals, Deployment Physicals)

• Limited Pharmacy Support

• Public Health and Bioenvironmental Services

Contact Information:

• Clinic Appointment Line: 501-995-1800

• Location: Building 380, Health Services Complex

• Hours: 0700–1630, Monday–Friday

(Closed weekends and federal holidays.)

Emergency Note:

• JBCAS Clinic does not provide emergency services.

• Call 911 or proceed to the nearest civilian emergency facility in the event of life-threatening conditions.

Suicide Prevention and Resiliency Office - Joint Base Cabot Air Station

The JBCAS Suicide Prevention and Resiliency Office is dedicated to strengthening the mental, emotional, and spiritual resilience of all personnel while offering confidential resources to those in crisis.

Core Programs:

• Suicide Prevention Annual Training (mandatory)

• Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) Workshops

• Wingman Days and Resiliency Tactical Pause (RTP) Events

• Peer-to-Peer Support Programs

• Embedded Mental Health Professionals within units

Resources:

• Chaplain Services (confidential, non-reportable)

• Military & Family Life Counselors (MFLCs)

• 24/7 Crisis Lines (DoD Safe Helpline, 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline)

Contact Information:

• Suicide Prevention Program Manager: 501-995-1750

• Location: Building 590, Resiliency Support Center

• Hours: 0730–1630, Monday–Friday

Public Health Emergency Preparedness Office

The Public Health Emergency Preparedness Office coordinates installation-wide planning and response for biological threats, pandemics, and public health emergencies.

Core Services:

• Pandemic Influenza Planning and Response

• Disease Outbreak Surveillance and Control

• Mass Immunization Point of Dispensing (POD) Operations

• Health Risk Communication and Education

• Quarantine and Isolation Facility Coordination (if required)

Partnerships:

• Close coordination with County and State Public Health Authorities

• Regular Exercise Integration (Bio-Preparedness Scenarios)

Contact Information:

• Public Health Emergency Office: 501-995-1470

• Location: Building 380, Health Services Complex

Hours: 0730–1630, Monday–Friday