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Ombudsmen

Soldiers, Family Members and others who may be looking for someone to help them with medical related issues and other problems have a ready resource in Europe.

Ombudsmen affiliated with the Army Medical Command's Medical Assistance Group (MMAG) are based in Europe to help with all kinds of issues. Though they focus on helping Wounded Warriors and their Family Members, Ombudsmen may also assist Acitve Army, Army Reserve and National Guard Soldiers and their Families, as well as Veterans and Military Retirees.

Ombudsmen are an independent, neutral and impartial resource for Soldiers, Veterans and Family Members to address their concerns and speak on their behalf if necessary. They serve as an advocate to resolve issues that the Soldier or Family Member has been unable to resolve through normal channels.

Ombudsmen can be reached at:

Landstuhl - DSN 483-6301 or commercial 0631-411-6301
Vicenza - DSN 636-9679 or commercial 0444-61-9679
Vilseck - DSN 476-3150 or commercial 0966-283-3150

Privacy & Security Notice | External Links Disclaimer | Disclaimer: Web Site Medical Information Posting Restrictions
Accessibility/Section 508 | Web Accessibility | Contact the Webmaster | Last Modified 11 June 2014
This Web site provides an introduction to the U.S. Army Medical Department's headquarters organizations, which are the Office of the Army Surgeon General and
U.S. Army Medical Command headquarters. It is intended for interested members of the public, news media and Army Medical Department beneficiaries.



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			Ombudsmen Soldiers, Family Members and others who may be looking for someone to help them with medical related issues and other problems have a ready resource in Europe. Ombudsmen affiliated with the Army Medical Command's Medical Assistance Group (MMAG) are based in Europe to help with all kinds of issues. Though they focus on helping Wounded Warriors and their Family Members, Ombudsmen may also assist Acitve Army, Army Reserve and National Guard Soldiers and their Families, as well as Veterans and Military Retirees. Ombudsmen are an independent, neutral and impartial resource for Soldiers, Veterans and Family Members to address their concerns and speak on their behalf if necessary. They serve as an advocate to resolve issues that the Soldier or Family Member has been unable to resolve through normal channels. Ombudsmen can be reached at: Landstuhl - DSN 483-6301 or commercial 0631-411-6301 Vicenza - DSN 636-9679 or commercial 0444-61-9679 Vilseck - DSN 476-3150 or commercial 0966-283-3150

	Privacy & Security Notice \| External Links Disclaimer \| Disclaimer: Web Site Medical Information Posting Restrictions Accessibility/Section 508 \| Web Accessibility \| Contact the Webmaster \| Last Modified 11 June 2014 This Web site provides an introduction to the U.S. Army Medical Department's headquarters organizations, which are the Office of the Army Surgeon General and U.S. Army Medical Command headquarters. It is intended for interested members of the public, news media and Army Medical Department beneficiaries.