Department of Defense

Health System with 15 hospitals across 13 states

Health System Overview

Health SystemDepartment of Defense
Total Hospitals15
Commercial/Acute Hospitals0
Total Beds6045
Commercial/Acute Beds0
HeadquartersArlington, VA
Websitedefense.gov

Hospitals by Type

Acute Care - Department of Defense
15 hospitals
100% of health system

Teaching Status

0%
Teaching
Teaching Hospitals:
Non-Teaching Hospitals: 12
Teaching hospitals serve as educational institutions for medical professionals while providing patient care.

Hospital Locations

Hospitals in this Health System

HospitalTypeBedsTeachingRecently Joined
673rd Medical Group (Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson)Acute Care - Department of DefenseNANANo
Naval Medical Center San DiegoAcute Care - Department of Defense2050NoNo
Naval Hospital JacksonvilleAcute Care - Department of Defense 430NoNo
96th Medical Group Hospital - Eglin AFBAcute Care - Department of Defense 215NoNo
Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical CenterAcute Care - Department of Defense 300NoNo
Tripler Army Medical CenterAcute Care - Department of Defense1000NoNo
Irwin Army Community HospitalAcute Care - Department of Defense 200NoNo
Blanchfield Army Community HospitalAcute Care - Department of DefenseNANANo
81st Medical Group - Keesler Medical CenterAcute Care - Department of Defense 342NoNo
General Leonard Wood Army Community HospitalAcute Care - Department of Defense 300NoNo
Mike O'Callaghan Military Medical CenterAcute Care - Department of Defense 43NoNo
Keller Army Community HospitalAcute Care - Department of Defense 130NoNo
Naval Medical Center Camp LejeuneAcute Care - Department of DefenseNANANo
William Beaumont Army Medical CenterAcute Care - Department of Defense 750NoNo
Carl R. Darnall Army Medical CenterAcute Care - Department of Defense 285NoNo

Recent News

Executive Leadership

Dr. Stephen Ferrara

Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs

Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs [1]. Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs [12]. Shares his personal commitment to military health, his vision for and future of the Military Health System, and the significance of military readiness [11].

Dr. David J. Smith

Acting Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Acting Director, Defense Health Agency

Acting Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Acting Director, Defense Health Agency [1]. Acting Director, Defense Health Agency [2, 4, 5]. Before his new assignment, Smith led efforts by the DOD to ensure medical readiness for U.S. service members as the deputy assistant secretary of defense for health readiness policy and oversight. [5, 6]. Earlier, he was the chief medical adviser to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and served as director of medical resources, plans and policy division on the Chief of Naval Operations staff. [5]. Completed his medical degree at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine and earned his master's from the University of Cincinnati. In 1977, he received a bachelor's degree from the University of Illinois. [5].

Ms. Susan Orsega

Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, Health Services Policy and Oversight

Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, Health Services Policy and Oversight [1]. Leads the Health Services Policy and Oversight (HSP&O) team which provides medical advice and consultation to senior Defense officials, Congress, and other Department of Defense stakeholders and examines the MHS workforce environment and adjusts human resource policies for more than 150,000 military and civilian health professionals. [7].

Ms. Tracie Lattimore

Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Readiness Policy and Oversight

Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Readiness Policy and Oversight [1].

Mr. Darrell Landreaux

Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Resources Management and Policy

Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Resources Management and Policy [1]. Leads the Health Resources Management and Policy team responsible for overall financial policy and programs within the Defense Health Program, providing oversight of the nearly $50 billion DHP appropriation and developing enterprise-wide financial policy. [7].

Dr. Jonathan Woodson

President, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

President, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences [1]. A vascular surgeon and former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs, he will lead the nation's only federal health sciences university. [11].

Lt. Gen. Mary K. Izaguirre

Surgeon General of the Army

Surgeon General of the Army [1].

Lt. Gen. (Dr.) John J. Degoes

Surgeon General of the Air Force and Space Force

Surgeon General of the Air Force and Space Force [1].

Rear Adm. Darin K. Via

Surgeon General of the Navy

Surgeon General of the Navy [1].

Dr. Glen Diehl

ACTING DEPUTY DIRECTOR

ACTING DEPUTY DIRECTOR at the Defense Health Agency [2].

Mr. Robert Goodman

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, Resources & Personnel Integration

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, Resources & Personnel Integration at the Defense Health Agency [2].

Rear Adm. Matthew Case

ACTING ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, Health Care Administration

ACTING ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, Health Care Administration at the Defense Health Agency [2].