Military Health refers to the comprehensive system of healthcare services provided to military personnel, veterans, and their families. This encompasses a wide range of medical, psychological, and rehabilitative services tailored to meet the unique needs of service members, including those related to combat injuries, mental health issues, physical rehabilitation, preventive care, and other health-related concerns arising from military service. Military Health aims to ensure the readiness and wellbeing of armed forces members while addressing the specific health challenges faced by those in active duty or veteran status. The system typically includes military hospitals, clinics, and specialized programs dedicated to addressing the health needs unique to military lifestyles and experiences.
The Association of the United States Army recently spotlighted innovations in military health care at their annual meeting in Washington, D.C. On October 15, 2024, a distinguished panel led by…