Location: 1st Floor, Bldg 4102, Main Hospital
Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0730-1630 (Closed Holidays & Weekends)
Phone: (719) 333-5287
If you have received a letter in the mail indicating that you are due for an appointment, please contact us at 333-5364.
How do I get an appointment?
For routine appointments, please call the appointment line at 457-CARE.
Types of Patients - The Women's Health service provides care for eligible females (active duty, TriCare Plus and Prime).
How do I become eligible to receive your services?
Gynecology: Self referral
Obstetrics: The Women's Health clinic has limited prenatal care for those patients within the catchment area of Ft Carson. Patients obtain prenatal care at the Air Force Academy with labor and delivery done at Evans Army Community Hospital (EACH). Patients living outside the catchment area may receive a non-availability statement from EACH to receive civilian care.
Do you offer walk-in care?
We do walk-in pregnancy testing and Birth control refill; no Depo shots. Monday - Friday 8:00am - 11:00am, and 1:00pm - 3:00pm However, you need to be at least 2 weeks past your due date of your menstrual cycle. For emergencies, please call 911 or go to nearest E.R.
If I need help after hours, who can I call?
You can contact the TRICARE Health Care Information Line, 1-888-874-9378, option 3 has a nurse available 24 hours a day for medical questions. If you are pregnant, you can call Evans Army Community Hospital's Labor & Delivery department at 526-7090.
I need to renew my prescription, who can I call?
GYN Patients - Please make an appointment with your PCM or Women�s Health for renewal; please check with pharmacy at 333-5157 to insure you have no refill available.
If you need to refill a current prescription, please call the Pharmacy refill number (719) 333-3784. You will need to pick up your refill at the Community Center pharmacy.
The Women's Health clinic is specialty clinic. If further specialty care is required, we will work to ensure your access to that level of care.
Who is in the Woman's Health Clinic?
Your Healthcare Team is made up from the following medical professions: Nationally Certified Women�s Health Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, and Medical Technicians
Can I bring my children with me to my appointment?
Children may remain in the clinic waiting room if supervised by an adult; clinic staff will not be utilized for child care. Please make appropriate arrangements for their care during your appointment. In the interest of safety, children are not allowed in the exam rooms.
Abnormal Pap Program
This program, also know as the dysplasia program, is to monitor our patients who have had abnormal PAP smears, which may indicate the presence of pre-cancerous cells. If you have just PCS'd into the area, and were on an abnormal PAP program at a previous base, please contact us to continue your follow-up care. If you are on our abnormal PAP program and are PCS'ing soon, please stop by our clinic to pick up your record to ensure follow-up care at your next assignment.
Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0730-1630 (Closed Holidays & Weekends)
Phone: (719) 333-5287
If you have received a letter in the mail indicating that you are due for an appointment, please contact us at 333-5364.
How do I get an appointment?
For routine appointments, please call the appointment line at 457-CARE.
Types of Patients - The Women's Health service provides care for eligible females (active duty, TriCare Plus and Prime).
How do I become eligible to receive your services?
Gynecology: Self referral
Obstetrics: The Women's Health clinic has limited prenatal care for those patients within the catchment area of Ft Carson. Patients obtain prenatal care at the Air Force Academy with labor and delivery done at Evans Army Community Hospital (EACH). Patients living outside the catchment area may receive a non-availability statement from EACH to receive civilian care.
Do you offer walk-in care?
We do walk-in pregnancy testing and Birth control refill; no Depo shots. Monday - Friday 8:00am - 11:00am, and 1:00pm - 3:00pm However, you need to be at least 2 weeks past your due date of your menstrual cycle. For emergencies, please call 911 or go to nearest E.R.
If I need help after hours, who can I call?
You can contact the TRICARE Health Care Information Line, 1-888-874-9378, option 3 has a nurse available 24 hours a day for medical questions. If you are pregnant, you can call Evans Army Community Hospital's Labor & Delivery department at 526-7090.
I need to renew my prescription, who can I call?
GYN Patients - Please make an appointment with your PCM or Women�s Health for renewal; please check with pharmacy at 333-5157 to insure you have no refill available.
If you need to refill a current prescription, please call the Pharmacy refill number (719) 333-3784. You will need to pick up your refill at the Community Center pharmacy.
- BIRTH CONTROL PILL REFILLS - Requires up to date Gyn exam. If you are due for an exam, but will run out before you can get it, the Pharmacy can issue a 1 month supply until your appointment.
- DEPO-PROVERA REFILLS AND INJECTIONS - Requires up to date Gyn exam within the past year. Injections will be given on an appointment basis only.
The Women's Health clinic is specialty clinic. If further specialty care is required, we will work to ensure your access to that level of care.
Who is in the Woman's Health Clinic?
Your Healthcare Team is made up from the following medical professions: Nationally Certified Women�s Health Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, and Medical Technicians
Can I bring my children with me to my appointment?
Children may remain in the clinic waiting room if supervised by an adult; clinic staff will not be utilized for child care. Please make appropriate arrangements for their care during your appointment. In the interest of safety, children are not allowed in the exam rooms.
Abnormal Pap Program
This program, also know as the dysplasia program, is to monitor our patients who have had abnormal PAP smears, which may indicate the presence of pre-cancerous cells. If you have just PCS'd into the area, and were on an abnormal PAP program at a previous base, please contact us to continue your follow-up care. If you are on our abnormal PAP program and are PCS'ing soon, please stop by our clinic to pick up your record to ensure follow-up care at your next assignment.