Martin Army Community Hospital

12/19/2025

UPDATED HOURS:

Plan ahead for the holidays. Outpatient services and clinics will be closed December 24th -26th. Inpatient services and the Emergency Room remain open.

Other services of interest:

LAB: Closed on 24-26 December
Pharmacy: Urgent issues will be triaged as needed
Refill Pharmacy: Closed 24-26 December but will reopen on 27 December
Radiology: Open for issues associated with acute care

Have a safe and happy holiday season!S. Army Garrison Fort Benning

12/19/2025

Don’t forget—you have options while traveling for the holidays.

If someone gets sick away from home, help is still within reach. The TRICARE Nurse Advice Line is available 24/7 to answer questions, offer guidance, and help you decide the next best step in care. You can also call 1-800-TRICARE to get support and find care wherever the road takes you.

Peace of mind doesn’t take a holiday. Safe travels, and know help is always just a call away.

12/18/2025

Martin Army Community Hospital has launched a new virtual physical therapy pilot aimed at strengthening Soldier readiness by meeting patients where duty...

12/17/2025

For the first time in its history, Martin Army Community Hospital participated in The DAISY Award. An international program that recognizes extraordinary nurses for the compassion, skill, and dignity they bring to patient care across healthcare systems worldwide. Being part of this global honor places MACH alongside hospitals everywhere that pause to recognize nursing excellence.

During this cycle, covering October through December 2025, MACH proudly recognized the following nominees: Spc. Holt, Ms. Danielle David, Ms. Holly Dominguez, Ms. Renee Holloway-Vaughan, Ms. Cynthia Nelson, Ms. Nakevia Holmes, and Ms. Joanna Wishart. Each nomination represents a moment when care went beyond expectation and left a lasting impact.

The DAISY Award recipient, Ms. Renee Holloway-Vaughan, was selected from this exceptional group. Her compassion and professionalism reflect not only individual excellence, but the standard of care delivered every day at Martin Army Community Hospital.

Congratulations to all the nominees and to Ms. Holloway-Vaughan—your work places MACH among the best in a worldwide community of caregivers.

📸Photos by Jessie Hudson, Public Affairs
(Defense Health Agency/Department of Defense)

12/17/2025

Plan ahead for the holidays. Outpatient services and clinics will be closed on December 25th. Inpatient services and the Emergency Room remain open. Have a safe and happy holiday season!

12/17/2025

Mental health is health. It deserves the same discipline, care and respect as physical readiness.

Protecting, optimizing and defending your mental health is vital to personal well-being and to the readiness of our military force. Strength is not silence. Strength is knowing when to reach out. Remember this:

• Seeking help is a sign of strength.
• Defending your mental health means making it a priority—every day, not just in crisis.
• No matter what you’re facing, you don’t have to carry it alone. It’s OK to ask for help.
• Don’t wait until you’re overwhelmed to invest in your mental health.

Martin Army Community Hospital is ready to walk that journey with you—every step, every season, every mission.

12/16/2025

Today felt like the final exhale of the season.

Our Christmas lunch marked the last big gathering of the year, and it was a good one — full tables, full hearts, and familiar faces. Military and civilian teammates paused long enough to laugh, share a meal, and remember why this work matters. Not just the mission, but the people.

We are thankful for the hands that serve, the uniforms and badges that stand side by side, and the patients and families who trust us every day. This season reminded us that what we do is bigger than schedules and checklists. It is about showing up, caring well, and doing it together.

As the year winds down, gratitude carries us forward.

📸Photos by Jessie Hudson, Public Affairs
(Defense Health Agency/Department of Defense)

12/16/2025

Headquarters Company marked a proud moment yesterday, bidding farewell to 1st Sgt. Garcia and welcoming 1st Sgt. Donahue during a Change of Responsibility ceremony.

At MACH, we take tradition seriously because it reminds us of who we are and why we serve. The passing of the guidon symbolizes trust, leadership, and a shared commitment to caring for Soldiers.

We thank 1st Sgt. Garcia for her steady leadership and welcome 1st Sgt. Donahue as he steps into this vital role. The company remains ready and focused as we continue our mission.

Congratulations to both leaders on this next chapter.

📸 Photos by Jessie Hudson, Public Affairs
(Defense Health Agency/Department of Defense)

12/16/2025

We apologize for the inconvenience as we are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our phone system.

Our team is actively working to resolve the issue. In the meantime, please continue to try calling in or sending a message to your provider through the patient portal.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

12/15/2025

Martin Army was full of smiles today as our Red Cross partners served popcorn, hot dogs, sweet treats, and plenty of tail wags from our furry Red Cross volunteers.

The event highlighted the importance of volunteering and giving back. Want to make a difference at Martin Army Community Hospital? Call Sharon Solomon in Volunteer Services at 762-408-0484 for more information. We would love to have you on the team!

📸Photos by Jessie Hudson, Public Affairs
(Defense Health Agency/Department of Defense)

DISCLAIMER- IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE JOINT ETHICS REGULATION (JER)
PARAGRAPH 3-100C(2)(E) THE DEFENSE HEALTH AGENCY’S PARTICIPATION DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN ENDORSEMENT BY THE GOVERNMENT, THE
DEPARTMENT OF WAR, THE DEFENSE HEALTH AGENCY, OR THE UNITED STATES ARMY.

12/15/2025

Join us on the first Wednesday of each month, 1000–1100, in the hospital atrium for our Cancer Care Support Group. It’s a space built on encouragement—where newly diagnosed patients, caregivers, spouses, and survivors come together to listen, learn, and lift each other up.

If you or someone you love could use a circle of support, contact Carrie Borum at carrie.l.borem.civ@health.mil for more information.

Hope grows where we gather.

12/12/2025