2865M2000X Military General Acute Care Hospital
- Definition
- A Department of Defense (DoD) health care organization furnishing inpatient care 24 hours per day in "fixed" facilities, primarily for DoD beneficiaries. Entity is Defense Health Program (DHP) funded. A "fixed" facility is a non-temporary, non-deployed facility usually used for health care services. It includes mobile specialty units such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) units that may furnish services at the "fixed" facility. It includes those services and institutional costs usually included in a Diagnosis Related Group as well as "pass-through" items.
- Grouping
- Hospitals
- Classification
- Military Hospital
- Specialization
- Military General Acute Care Hospital
- Section
- Non-Individual
- Notes
- [1/1/2005: title modified, definition added]
Related Taxonomies
Other Specializations
2865C1500X
Community Health
A military hospital that previously provided healthcare services to military personnel, their families, and eligible community members, focusing on general health, wellness, disease prevention, and management of common medical conditions. These hospitals offered services such as check-ups, vaccinations, treatment of minor illnesses and injuries, and support for chronic health issues, but are now deactivated and no longer accepting patients.
2865X1600X
Military General Acute Care Hospital. Operational (Transportable)
A medical facility that provides around-the-clock hospital care to military members, usually in temporary or mobile settings such as field hospitals or hospital ships. These hospitals treat injuries and illnesses common in military settings, including trauma, wounds, infections, and urgent health problems. Patients can expect emergency care, surgery, intensive care, and basic medical services, primarily for active duty military personnel, but sometimes also for others in need during deployments.