Winn Army Community Hospital

Winn Army Community Hospital welcomed Command Sgt. Maj. Mario Wible as its new senior enlisted advisor in a ceremony at Fort Stewart’s Cashe Garden March 19, marking a leadership transition for the medical facility. The event, attended by distinguished guests, soldiers, civilians and family members, marked a significant transition for the hospital and the U.S. Army Medical Department Activity (MEDDAC) at Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield. Col. Margaret Berryman, Fort Stewart U.S. Army Medical Department Activity commander and Winn ACH director, in her opening remarks, detailed the hospital’s legacy of excellence, established in 1983, and its mission to ensure the health and readiness of warfighters. Read more at the link!

Winn Army Community Hospital’s primary care clinic recently went live with scheduled virtual visits, an initial step in moving forward with My Military Health. The move to using virtual care more is a shift in culture for the hospital, allowing providers and beneficiaries both flexibility for appointments that do not require an in-person visit. Virtual visits are being used to talk about lab results, reviewing x-rays and other images, prescription refills, follow-ups, and referrals. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ecjXkU6N

Winn Army Community Hospital was proud to host Lt. Col. Rebecca Sinclair's Defense Support of Civilian Authorities (DSCA) leadership development class Feb. 18. This vital training, led by Sinclair, commander of Tuttle Army Health Clinic at Hunter Army Airfield, reinforces our commitment to supporting civilian authorities during emergencies, ensuring seamless integration of healthcare resources. Strengthening these partnerships ensures our community is prepared for any challenge, especially when it comes to safeguarding public health. #DSCA #Partnership #EmergencyPreparedness #ArmyMedicine #WinnArmyCommunityHospital #TuttleArmyHealthClinic #HunterArmyAirfield #Healthcare *How can military and civilian organizations better collaborate during emergencies to ensure continued healthcare access? Share your thoughts in the comments.* Also, join us for the next LPD on March 11, noon to 1 p.m., when Soldier Recovery Unit commander Lt. Col. Donald Johnson talks about how the SRU runs.

Leadership Professional Development: Increase your “Winn”ing Team knowledge with our leadership professional development series open to all Winn ACH MTF Soldiers and staff. The next session is presented by our director and commander, COL Berryman, focusing on Self Leadership. Join her noon to 1 p.m., January 14, in the Patriot Auditorium. To prepare, please read these articles: https://lnkd.in/gdAdxng https://lnkd.in/eDV8gDg https://lnkd.in/eZu69PxM

Update 2 for Winn ACH, TAHC, RHMH, TMCs Our clinics and pharmacies remain closed through Thursday, Jan. 23 due to the icy weather conditions from Winter Storm Enzo. The Emergency Department, Labor & Delivery, Mother-Baby, and inpatient ward remain open 24/7. Outpatient services will resume 9:30 a.m. Friday. In-person appointments are being rescheduled, and virtual appointments will be used where possible. Stay safe and stay warm!

Winter Storm Cora Alert! Winn Army Community Hospital, Tuttle Army Health Clinic, Richmond Hill Medical Home and all troop medical clinics will follow the below schedule in response to the expected winter weather: • Early Closure: Clinics & Pharmacies close at 4 p.m. Tuesday. • Closed Wednesday: All outpatient services unavailable. • Outpatient services resume at 1 p.m. on Thursday. • Emergency, Labor & Delivery, Mother-Baby, & Inpatient: Open 24/7. • Appointments: Rescheduled or shifted to virtual. Call the Winn appointment line at 571-802-0394 to reschedule. • Critical workforce has been identified. Non-critical workforce will maximize telework. Contact your supervisor with any questions.

Winn Army Community Hospital Director and Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield U.S. Army Medical Department Activity Commander Col. Margaret Berryman presented a session on self-leadership Jan. 14 in the hospital's Patriot Auditorium to more than 70 staff and Soldiers. Her interactive discussion--part of a series of leadership professional development opportunities being offered at Winn--asked leaders to consider why their leadership matters, to accept and grow from mistakes, and to not focus on the "why" of an issue, but the "what" so it can be resolved. Have you used this tactic? What other tactics do you find valuable when it comes to leading yourself? Don't forget to take a look at the flyer on our profile to see upcoming leadership development sessions.

Leadership Professional Development: Increase your “Winn”ing Team knowledge with our leadership professional development series open to all Winn ACH MTF Soldiers and staff. The next session is presented by our director and commander, COL Berryman, focusing on Self Leadership. Join her noon to 1 p.m., January 14, in the Patriot Auditorium. To prepare, please read these articles: https://lnkd.in/gdAdxng https://lnkd.in/eDV8gDg https://lnkd.in/eZu69PxM

Wishing you and your loved ones a joyous and prosperous New Year from the entire team at Winn Army Community Hospital. We hope the year ahead brings you abundant health and happiness. We are dedicated to serving you and strive to be your trusted partner in healthcare.