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​The community resource guide is a Health Promotion initiative intended to serve the total Army Family here at Fort Campbell - Soldiers, Family Members, Civilians, and Retirees. If you are new to Fort Campbell or you are returning after spending time away from the installation your first stop should be the Newcomers Orientation held every Thursday 9AM - 3PM at the Family Resource Center, 1501 William C. Lee RD (Just inside Gate 1). The newcomers' orientation is designed to welcome and inform newly arrived Soldiers and Family members of the many Family support services available on Fort Campbell and surrounding communities. Soldiers and Families can visit many of the programs during the orientation and lunch is provided. To reserve child care please call 270-798-6313.		​
Contact the Community Health Promotion Council Office at: Tiffany A. Simms Tiffany.a.simms5.ctr@mail.mil 270-798-3846 Meghan Williams Meghan.l.williams4.ctr@mail.mil 270-798-7389		​

Use of this Guide

Accidents

Definition: Property damage of $2000 or more, but less than $500,000 and/or a non-fatal injury, occupational illness, or disability that causes missed days of work and/or training.

Army Traffic Safety Training Program (ATSTP)

The ATSTP provides safety instruction for operation of privately owned vehicles (motorcycle and auto). Motorcycle classes include the Basic Rider Course (BRC), Experienced Rider Course (ERC) and Military Sport Bike Rider Course (MSRC). Remedial Drivers Training and Intermediate Drivers Training are also available. Soldiers can register for courses through their Unit Training Officers/NCO school managers and the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS). Location: Bldg 6074, Screaming Eagle Blvd, Fort Campbell, KY 42223. Telephone: (270) 461-0067.

Installation Provost Marshal Office U.S. Army MP

Off Post Agencies

• Clarksville Police Department - Administrative Division; 135 Commerce Street; Clarksville, TN 37040; 931-648-0656


• Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department - Administrative Division; 120 Commerce Street; Clarksville, TN 37040; 931-648- 0611


• Oak Grove Police Department - Administrative Office; 8505 Pembrooke-Oak Grove Road; Oak Grove, KY; 270-439-4602


• Hopkinsville Police Department - Administrative Office; 112 West First Street; Hopkinsville, KY; 42240; 270-890- 1500


• Christian County Sheriff’s Department - Administrative Office; 216 West 7th Street; Hopkinsville, KY; 42240; 270-887-4143

Alcohol Related Issues

Definition: includes alcohol abuse, drunk and disorderly conduct, driving while intoxicated, possession and consumption by a minor.

• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) (Education & Training Program) - Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) (Education & Training Program) Phone: 270-412-0214; 2551 23rd and Kentucky Ave., Fort Campbell, KY 42223
  Prevention Services: A wide range of prevention/education classes, risk reduction consultation, and resources for training and awareness purposes. (Request for assessments/treatment of specific individuals should be directed to ASAP Clinic; call 270-412-6883, for assistance.)


• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) (Counseling Program) - Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) (Counseling Program) Phone: (270) 412-6883 / (270) 956-4116; Building 2526, 22nd and Kentucky, Hours of Operation: Mon-Tue 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Referral Walk-ins: Mon-Fri 7:30 a.m.
  The Army Substance Abuse Program provides education, prevention, and awareness support for Soldiers, Families, civilians, and retirees.
  
  • Risk Reduction - Building 2553 – (270) 412-0084/0085
  
  
  • Prevention Education - Building 2553 – (270) 412-0080/0082
  
  
  • Suicide Prevention - Building 2553 – (270) 412-6825
  
  
  • Drug Testing - Building 2551 – (270) 798-7270/ (270) 412-0072/0073/0074
  
  
  • Employee Assistance - Building 2553- (270) 798-5253


• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) (Employee Assistance Program) - Phone: 270-798-5253; 2553 23rd and Kentucky Ave., Fort Campbell, KY 42223; http://acsap.army.mil . The Employee Assistance Program offers short-term counseling and referrals for Appropriated and Non-Appropriated Fund employees; Family members and Retirees on a space available basis.


• Centerstone - 511 Eighth Street Clarksville, TN 37040Phone: 931-920-7200; 24hr Crisis Intervention 1-800-696-4267
  Education: Centerstone offers a twelve week course that meets once a week to discuss alcohol and drug treatments. Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment is for individuals who have both a substance use disorder and a mental illness. This program provides therapy, intensive outpatient counseling, case management and psychiatric services for both disorders, rapid HIV testing for individuals and their partners, limited assistance with transportation to treatment and referral to primary care when needed. Individuals with co-occurring disorders have a better chance of recovery from both disorders when they receive services that combine mental health and substance abuse treatment. This is a free service provided for by a $2.3 million federal grant. Intervention Services for Addiction Disorders: Working with family, friends or employers, an Interventionist uses a team approach to confront an individual with pertinent facts regarding the impact of their addiction. Through an intervention, the individual is encouraged to seek treatment. If they agree to treatment, the Interventionist provides the individual with professional and confidential advice for addressing addiction-related issues, assistance with entering the most appropriate treatment program, as well as transportation to treatment and case coordination during and following completion of treatment.

Anger Management

Definition: A system of psychological therapeutic techniques and exercises by which someone with excessive or uncontrollable anger can control or reduce the triggers, degrees, and effects or an angered emotional state.

• Blanchfield Army Community Hospital - 650 Joel Drive; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Central Hospital Number 270-798- 8400
  Prevention Services for Adults: Adult Behavioral Health Local Phone Number: 270-798-4097/4269. Located in the E Building of the main hospital, the Adult Behavioral Health provides behavioral health services to active-duty Soldiers and all Family Members on a space available basis. Retirees and their Family Members are eligible for services on a space available basis. Assistance is available for crisis intervention, anger control, stress management, anxiety and depression.
  Prevention Services for Children & Teens: Child and Family Behavioral Health System Location: E BLDG, 650 Joel Drive: 270-798-8437; The Child and Family Behavioral Health System (CAFBHS) offers a Family-based approach to behavioral health care. CAFBHS provides screening, early intervention, evaluation, and treatment for emotional and behavioral concerns of dependent Family members. Services offered include individual, Family therapy, parent education, school consultation psychological testing, and medication management for Family members from ages 18 and below. Referrals are required. Additionally, CAFBHS provides in-school services on post through School Behavioral Health as well as marital and Family therapy through our Marriage and Family Therapists.


• Installation Chaplain’s Office - 3101 Indiana Avenue; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-6124; Hours 0900-1700; 24 Hour Care Line: 270-798-2273
  Prevention & Intervention Services: Conflict Resolution and Anger Management Counseling. Also contact your Unit Chaplain for any and all interventions/preventions.


• Military Family Life Counselors (MFLC) - Family Resource Center; 1501 William C. Lee Road; Phone: 270-205-1917; Hours from 0800-2000 Mon-Thurs/0800-1600 Fri
  Prevention & Intervention Services: MFLCs can give Anger Management Classes or meet with Soldiers and Family members for individual meetings. Unit POC can also contact their embedded MFLC for more information.


• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) - (Employee Assistance Program) Phone: 270-798-5253; 2553 23rd and Kentucky Ave., Fort Campbell, KY 42223
  The Employee Assistance Program offers short-term counseling and referrals for Appropriated and Non-Appropriated Fund employees; Family members and Retirees on a space available.

Attention Deficit Disorder

Definition: Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD or AD/HD) is a neurobehavioral development disorder characterized by the co-existence of attention problems and hyperactivity.

• Blanchfield Army Community Hospital - 650 Joel Drive; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; 270-798-8400: Located on the third floor of the E Building in the main hospital; Phone: 270-798-8437
  Treatment Services: Child and Family Behavioral Health System provides treatment for the emotional and behavioral problems of Family members 18 years of age and younger. Services include individual, Family therapy, school consultation, and parent education. Medication management is also provided. Hours of Operation: Appointments: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.


• ACS Exceptional Family Member Program - 6733 Air Assault Street, Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-2727: Hours 0730 – 1630 Mon-Fri
  Services: The Fort Campbell Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) serves more than 2,600 individuals with special needs. EFMP is a mandatory enrollment program that works in partnership with various military and civilian agencies to provide comprehensive and coordinated community support, housing, educational, medical support, and personnel services to Families with special needs. An exceptional Family member is a Family member (child or adult) with any physical, emotional, developmental or intellectual disorder that requires special treatment, therapy, education, training or counseling. Army Community Service Exceptional Family Member Program offers advocacy services, IEP assistance, unit/FRG briefings, relocation assistance, respite care to eligible recipients, support groups, holiday and special events, and referrals. EFMP also partners with Child Youth and School Services to provide a two-week summer camp for children starting at age three to adult enrolled in EFMP. Children are allowed to attend the summer camp at no cost to parents.


• BACH Exceptional Family Member Program - 650 Joel Drive; Fort Campbell KY; Phone: (270) 956-0644; Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. closed for lunch daily from 12-1 p.m
  Services: The military’s Exceptional Family Member Program is designed to identify Family Members with special needs and make sure that the service member is assigned to a location where the Family member’s medical needs will be met. An exceptional Family Member (EFM) is defined as an authorized Family Member who may require special medical or educational services based on a diagnosed physical, intellectual, or emotional handicap. An authorized Family Member may be a spouse, child, stepchild, adopted child, foster child, or a dependent parent. Disabilities may range from mild to severe. Considered needs include any special medical, mental health, developmental or educational requirement, wheelchair accessibility, adaptive equipment, or assistive technology devices and services. If someone in your Family qualifies for the program, you are required to enroll in the EFMP. All active-duty Soldiers with OCONUS assignments must schedule a medical records screening for each Family Member. This screening must be completed before Family travel application can be processed.

Child Related Issues/Abuse

Definition: Substantiated cases of child abuse/neglect where the perpetrator is a member of this unit. Reporting Abuse: Call the Military Police at 270-798-7111/7112 for on post reporting. If a military service member suspects that someone is abusing or neglecting a child, he/she is required by federal and state laws and DoD policy to report it to the Family Advocacy Program immediately. Suspected child abuse or neglect may also be reported by contacting the appropriate state child abuse hotline.

Child Abuse and Neglect

• Fort Campbell Abuse reporting 270-798-8601


• Military Police (on-post only) 270-798-7111/7112


• Kentucky Abuse Hotline 800-752-6200


• Tennessee Abuse Hotline 877-237-0004/0026

Suspected child abuse in a DoD-sponsored out-of-home care facility, including child development centers, Family child care, youth programs or DoDDS/DDESS schools, can be reported to FAP or the DoD Child Abuse Safety and Violation Hotline at 1-800-336-4592

• Blanchfield Army Community Hospital - Family Advocacy Program (FAP); 2523 22nd Street; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: During business hours 270-798-8601; After hours 270-798-8400; Prevention & Education 270-798-4191/2045; Victim Advocacy Services 270-412-5500; Emergencies: 911
  Intervention Services: The Family Advocacy Program is designed to break the cycle of abuse as early as possible and to provide treatment for affected Soldiers and their Families. FAP provides assessment and counseling services for victims, offenders and Families where child abuse/neglect or adult abuse has occurred. Services are also offered to Families "at risk" for incidents of domestic abuse. The FAP is the Reporting Point of Contact (RPOC) for all allegations of child abuse/neglect and adult abuse. All installation law enforcement personnel, physicians, nurses, social workers, school personnel, childcare, youth services personnel, psychologists and other medical personnel are mandated reporters and are required to report suspected cases of abuse/neglect to the RPOC. All commanders will report allegations of abuse involving their Soldiers to the RPOC. Individuals may walk in or call for an appointment. Referrals are also taken from friends, Family members, command, physicians, military police, and various other civilian and military agencies. All allegations of abuse will be screened immediately and scheduled for an assessment at that time. Services include: individual, marital, Family and group therapy to address anger control, communication skills, relationship enhancement and parenting skills. FAP offers domestic abuse, anger management, parenting, and victim's support groups. Treatment services are offered to all eligible beneficiaries. There is a FAP social worker on call after normal duty hours and on weekends to address child abuse/neglect and adult abuse emergency cases. Call the hospital operator at (270) 798-8400 and ask to have the domestic abuse social worker who is on call to be paged.
  Intervention Services for Children & Teens: Child and Family Behavioral Health System; Location: 650 Joel Drive, E Building; Point of Contact; 270-798-8437


• ACS New Parent Support Program - Family Resource Center; 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell KY 42223; Phone: 270-412-5500
  Education and Prevention Services: The New Parent Support Program encourages healthy Family functioning by providing educational, prevention and support services to parents during pregnancy, birth and up to the first three years of childhood. Home visitors are able to meet Families in the comfort of their home. Play morning is a service provided throughout the school year and other activities are scheduled from time to time. Infant Massage classes are scheduled as needed. Expectant Parent Workshop is the 3rd Wednesday of every month.


• BACH Educational and Developmental Intervention Services - 2439 21st Street; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-8997; hours 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon-Fri
  Services for Education, and Intervention: Educational and Developmental Intervention Services (EDIS) serves families with children birth-two who need special services to help their child grow and develop. The program works hard to be sure that "no child is left behind" and that all children who need special help are found and served. EDIS provides services that enhance a child's ability to communicate, problem solve, move about in the environment, perform self-help skills like dressing and eating and have positive relationships with others. Some children served by the program have multiple developmental concerns but most have mild delays and parents only need support and information to help their child meet the important milestones of childhood. Families and children served by EDIS must meet specific eligibility criteria and reside in post housing. Children living off the installation may seek services through Tennessee's Early Intervention System (800-852-7157) or Kentucky's First Step Program (270-886-5186). No medical referral is needed for any of these programs and all welcome a parent's phone call to discuss concerns


• Tennessee Early Intervention System (TEIS) - 710 James Robertson Parkway Nashville, TN 37243; Phone: 615-741- 5158
  Services: Tennessee's Early Intervention System is a voluntary educational program for families with children ages birth through two years of age with disabilities or developmental delays. The primary goal of EI is to support families in promoting their child’s optimal development and to facilitate the child’s participation in family and community activities. The focus of EI is to encourage the active participation of families in the intervention by imbedding strategies into family routines. It is the parents who provide the real early intervention by creatively adapting their child care methods to facilitate the development of their child, while balancing the needs of the rest of the family.


• Kentucky First Steps - Available in all Kentucky counties; Phone: 877-417-8377
  Services: First Steps is a statewide early intervention system that provides services to children with developmental disabilities from birth to age 3 and their families. First Steps is Kentucky's response to the federal Infant-Toddler Program. First Steps offers comprehensive services through a variety of community agencies and service disciplines and is administered by the Department for Public Health in the Cabinet for Health and Family Services.


• Child, Youth and School Services - 5384 Tennessee Avenue; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-0674; Hours: Admin-0800-1700 Mon-Fri; Parent Central Service Registration-0800-1900 Mon-Thu, 0800-1700 Fri
  Services: Offers assistance to Families in locating childcare for their specific needs for both traditional and non-traditional childcare and maintains several facilities on the installation for childcare purposes. Registration and enrollment of children in all CYSS programs is done at the Parent Central Services office.


• CYSS Kids on Site - Family Resource Building, 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-956-4381
  Services: On-site hourly daycare for groups within the same building where parents are attending a function or immediate adjacent to the parents function. Registration with CYSS is required for services. Coordination for childcare must be made with the KOS office at least 2 weeks in advance prior to the event. One week’s notice required to submit the list of children’s names for care to ensure active registration. To get your building approved for an evening child care site call 270-798-4643 and we will work with you, Fire, Health and Safety to get this accomplished. All children attending Kids on Site need to be registered through Parent Central Services. Currently there are no fees charged to parents for childcare while attending FRG meetings. For further information on events that require payment please call 270-798-4643.


• Armed Services YMCA Family Center - 3068 Reed Avenue; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone 270-798- 7422; Check calendar for hours
  Services: Operation Hero is an after school tutoring/mentoring program conducted at Fort Campbell Schools. The Co-op Daycare operates from 0900-1500 and it allows for members to volunteer in exchange for free daycare. Other programs include Tumble Tots, ABC & 123’s Program, Lunch N Play, Discover Art, Little Amigos Spanish classes, & Krafty Kids arts program. Their outreach includes an area to reserve for Unit FRG meetings and briefings.


• ACS New Parent Support Program - Family Resource Center; 1501 William C. Lee Road, Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-412 -5500
  Services: Provides supportive and caring services to military Families with children from birth up to three years of age. Through a variety of voluntary programs, including home visits, classes and groups the new parent support program helps Families cope with stress, isolation, post deployment reunions and everyday demand of parenthood. Specific services are home visits; First time Expectant Parent Workshop, Play Mornings and Infant Massage.


• Taylor Youth Services & Youth Sports - 80 Texas Avenue; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-3643: Hours – 900-1900 Mon-Fri
  Services Youth Sports: Provides a wide range of Team Sports for youth, grades K-12. CYSS Registration and physicals are required for all Sports.
  Services Taylor Youth: Provides age-appropriate experiences for Grades 6-12 that promote positive youth development through safe, accessible and youth friendly program settings that support and reflect youth interest, needs, input and involvement. CYSS Registration required and physical not required.

Combat Stress

Definition: The expected and predictable emotional, intellectual, physical, and/or behavioral reactions of Service members who have been exposed to stressful events in war or military operations other than war. Combat stress reactions vary in quality and severity as a function of operational conditions, such as intensity, duration, rules of engagement, leadership, effective communication, unit morale, unit cohesion, and perceived importance of the mission.

• Blanchfield Army Community Hospital - 650 Joel Drive; Fort Campbell, KY; Central Hospital Number - 270-798- 8400
  Intervention Services: Services to help with intervention include Adult Behavioral Health – 270-798-4097/4269, Child and Family Behavioral Health System - 270-798-8437, ASAP -270-412-6883


• ACS Resiliency Training - D5982 Desert Storm, Fort Campbell, KY 42223 270-461-0691 for information on training unit MRTs/RTAs
  Services: MRT and RTA training courses for Soldiers are coordinated through the CSF2 Training Center. MRT training is available to Family members as well. Increase resilience and enhance performance by developing the five dimensions of strength such as the physical, emotional, social, spiritual and Family growth. Learn more about the six resilient competencies to include self-awareness, self-regulation, optimism, mental agility, strength of character, and connection. To get started you need to establish an Army Knowledge Online (AKO) account at www.us.army.mil. Then proceed to take the Global Assessment Tool (GAT) at www.army.mil/csf and the VIA Survey of Character Strengths that measures the 24 character strengths at www.authentichappiness.sas.upenn.edu/Default.aspx. For more information about Resiliency Training, please call one of the following Master Resilient Trainers: PJ Rawlins (270)798-2045, Alex Krohn (270) 956-2934 or Jayme Stalder (270) 798-0609


• ACS Pre and Post Deployment Resilience Training Family Resource Center; 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell KY 42223; Phone: (270) 798-3849
  Services: Training covers resilience skills and targets what to expect after deployment, communication techniques, relationship barriers and resources available post deployment.


• Military Family Life Counselors (MFLC) - Family Resource Center; 1501 William C. Lee Road; 270-205-1917; Office hours from 0800-2000 Mon—Thurs/0800-1600 Fri
  Intervention and Prevention Services: MFLCs provide solution-oriented consultations to individuals, couples, families and groups. The Military and Family Life Consultant program is designed to provide support and assistance in a variety of issues. Issues can include combat stress, anxiety, grief, aggression, communication, deployment fatigue, etc. MLFCs services provide flexible appointment times, flexible meeting locations, no records are kept and services are FREE.


• Not Alone - P.O. Box 92371 Nashville, TN 37209; Phone: 1-888-497-0379; info@notalone.com
  Not Alone is a nonprofit helping military families with the psychological trauma of war. For combat veterans and their families (including spouses, children, parents, siblings, and significant others), Not Alone provides anonymous and free face to face counseling. Because they are not affiliated with the military, nothing that is said in counseling gets reported to the military. In addition to counseling, Not Alone has online support groups for both spouses and parents, in person support groups for spouses in the Downtown Clarksville area, and staffs a 24/7 crisis hotline (866-781-8010). Their website is full of information about combat stress and various treatments available. To use any of Not Alone's services, visit www.notalone.com or email Jenny at jenny@notalone.com for more information.


• Military OneSource Counseling Services - Phone: 1-800-342-9647
  Military OneSource offers three kinds on short-term, non-medical counseling options to Active-duty, Guard, and Reserve member and their Families. Military OneSource counseling services are designed to provide service help with short-term issues such as adjustments to situational stressors, stress management decision making, communication, grief, blended Family issues and parenting skills issues. Counseling sessions can be arranged face-to-face, telephone consultation or online consultations.

Crimes

Definition: This topic includes crimes against persons i.e. simple assault, aggravated assault, murder, robbery, etc. and crimes against property to include housebreaking/burglary, auto theft, arson, damage to property, and vandalism.

Crimes Against Persons

• Installation Provost Marshal Office U.S. Army MP - 123 Forrest Road; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 911 for Emergencies or 270-798-7111/2/3
  Services: Provide Unit Commanders with assistance in performing Health and Welfare inspections utilizing Military Police Investigations and Military Working Dog assets. The service can be a valuable asset to commander in identifying problems such as possession of stolen property, and possession of other contraband.

Crimes Against Property

• Installation Provost Marshal Office U.S. Army MP - 123 Forrest Road; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 911 for Emergencies or 270-798-7111/2/3
  Services: Contact the POC to receive information regarding physical security inspections of unit areas and motor pools, security analysis of parking areas including lighting improvements, and general suggestions on how to make offices and common areas less attractive to criminals. Also provide unit commanders with assistance in performing Health and Welfare inspections utilizing Military Police Investigations and Military Working Dog assets. The service can be a valuable asset to commander in identifying problems such as possession of stolen property, and possession of other contraband.


• Fire Investigations, Fire & Emergency Services - 1747 Kentucky Ave.; Fort Campbell KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-7171
  Services: Every fire on Fort Campbell needs to be reported IAW CAM Reg 420-24. Fires discovered after the fact can be reported to Fire & Emergency Services to have an investigator follow up. Fire & Emergency Services also provides Juvenile Fire-setter Intervention. If you may have a problem with a juvenile fire-setter you can call and make an appointment with one of interventionist.

Off Post Agencies

• Clarksville Police Department - Administrative Division; 135 Commerce Street; Clarksville, TN 37040; 931-648-0656


• Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department - Administrative Division; 120 Commerce Street; Clarksville, TN 37040; 931-648- 0611


• Oak Grove Police Department - Administrative Office; 8505 Pembrooke-Oak Grove Road; Oak Grove, KY; 270-439-4602


• Hopkinsville Police Department - Administrative Office; 112 West First Street; Hopkinsville, KY; 42240; 270-890- 1500


• Christian County Sheriff’s Department - Administrative Office; 216 West 7th Street; Hopkinsville, KY; 42240; 270-887-4143

Crisis Management

Definition: Set of procedures applied in handling, containment, and resolution of an emergency in planned and coordinated steps;

• American Red Cross - Phone: 270-798-2171 7103B Hedgerow Ct., Fort Campbell, KY 42223 Emergency After Hours Phone 1- 877-272-7337; Hours 0800-1630 Mon-Fri
  Support Services: ARC serves as the link between military and civilian worlds. They provide emergency communications between Soldiers and their Families as well as reporting service for emergency leave, personal and other family problems. This is the link to the national Messaging Center to inquire on the status of a Red Cross message. Emergency Leave and Army Emergency Relief are usually unavailable without Red Cross validation.


• Blanchfield Army Community Hospital Fort Campbell Fisher House - 652 Joel Drive; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-8330; Hours 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon-Fri
  Support Services: Fort Campbell Fisher House provides a “home-away-from home” at no charge to service members (active duty, National Guard and Reserve Components or retirees) and/or their Families while the service member is receiving medical care at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital (BACH) and other local hospitals. For more information on the Fort Campbell Fisher House, please visit our website at www.fortcampbellfisherhouse.org or visit us on Facebook


• Emergency Crisis Hotline - Garrison Chaplain’s Office; 3111 Bastogne Avenue; Fort Campbell KY 42223; 24hr Care Line 270-798-2273
  Emergency Support Services: This number should be used for emergency calls only.


• Soldier & Family Assistance Center (SFAC) - 2433 Indiana Ave.; Fort Campbell, KY;Phone: 270-412-6000; Hours of Operation 0730-1630 Mon-Fri
  Support Services: The ACS-SFAC provides compassionate support through a “one-stop shop” approach in a single facility conveniently located for efficient access to Soldiers assigned to the Warrior Transition Battalion, and for all other IDES MED/PEB transitioning Soldiers, their family members and caregivers. The Center provides a Family-friendly setting in which warriors in transition can navigate and access needed services and programs through resident SFAC staff; experts brought to the SFAC or offsite appointments when necessary or/or practical.

Deaths/Grief & Loss

Definition: Death of unit personnel due to natural or accidental death including suicide.
Resources also included for Family members.

• Casualty Assistance Center - 2703 Michigan Avenue; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798- 4727
  Support Services: To provide compassionate unwavering support to Families of our deceased, wounded, and unaccounted-for Soldiers; while ensuring plans, programs, policies and systems remain updated in order to provide timely and accurate information and set the conditions for success. Additionally, assist active duty Soldiers in the event of loss of spouse or child.


• ACS Survivor Outreach Services - 5001 Screaming Eagle Drive Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-0272/0277; 270-412-8909/8457
  Support Services: SOS demonstrates the Army’s commitment to provide compassionate support and standardized services to Active, National Guard and Reserve Families of the Fallen for as long as they desire. This program offers a holistic and multi-agency approach to delivering services by providing access at garrisons and communities closest to where Families live. SOS Professionals provide individualized support and attention to Survivors across the Nation and abroad


• Chaplain Services Family Life Center - 3101 Indiana Avenue; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-3316; Hours 0900-1700 Mon-Fri
  Support Services: The Family Life Chaplains provide a full spectrum of counseling that covers Grief Counseling, Family Wellness, Marriage & Family Counseling and a host of enrichment programs. Also contact your Unit Ministry Team for immediate counsel.


• Military Family Life Counselors (MFLC) - Family Resource Center; 1501 William C. Lee Road; 270-205-1917; Office hours from 0800-2000 Mon-Thur/0800-1600 Fri and Army Community Service Center, 6733 Air Assault Street, Office Hours 0800-1600 Mon-Fri
  Support Services: MFLCs provide solution-oriented consultations to individuals, couples, families and groups. The Military and Family Life Consultant program is designed to provide support and assistance in a variety of issues. Issues can include combat stress, anxiety, grief, aggression, communication, deployment fatigue, etc. MLFCs services provide flexible appointment times, flexible meeting locations, no records are kept and services are FREE.


• Blanchfield Army Community Hospital Parents Helping Parents - 650 Joel Drive; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-8777
  Support Services: Parents Helping Parents is a support group for military and civilian Families in the Fort Campbell area who have suffered the loss of a baby through miscarriage, fetal demise, neo-natal demise, SIDS, or from other causes. The group meets on the first Monday of the month; every other month (February, April, June, August, October & December) at 7 p.m. in the hospital's Commander's Classroom.


• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) - (Employee Assistance Program) Phone: 270-798-5253; 2553 23rd and Kentucky Ave., Fort Campbell, KY 42223
  The Employee Assistance Program offers short-term counseling and referrals for Appropriated and Non-Appropriated Fund employees; Family members and Retirees on a space available basis


• Not Alone - P.O. Box 92371 Nashville, TN 37209; Phone: 1-888-497-0379; info@notalone.com
  Not Alone is a nonprofit helping military families with the psychological trauma of war. For combat veterans and their families (including spouses, children, parents, siblings, and significant others), Not Alone provides anonymous and free face to face counseling. Because they are not affiliated with the military, nothing that is said in counseling gets reported to the military. In addition to counseling, Not Alone has online support groups for both spouses and parents, in person support groups for spouses in the Downtown Clarksville area, and staffs a 24/7 crisis hotline (866-781-8010). Their website is full of information about combat stress and various treatments available. To use any of Not Alone's services, visit www.notalone.com or email Jenny at jenny@notalone.com for more information.


• Military OneSource Counseling Services - Phone: 1-800-342-9647
  Military OneSource offers three kinds on short-term, non-medical counseling options to Active-duty, Guard, and Reserve member and their Families. Military OneSource counseling services are designed to provide service help with short-term issues such as adjustments to situational stressors, stress management decision making, communication, grief, blended Family issues and parenting skills issues. Counseling sessions can be arranged face-to-face, telephone consultation or online consultations.

Dental Issues

Definition: Dental issues include, tooth decay, Gum Disease, Root Canal, Mouth injuries, Wisdom Teeth, and teeth cleanings. Soldiers and Family members are encouraged to sign-up for the TriCare Active Duty Family Member Dental Plan which is a voluntary dental plan available to members of all active duty and active guard/reserve personnel. TriCare Enrollment 888-622-2256.

• BACH Oral Surgery Clinic Clinic - Joel Drive; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-956-0382


• Dental Activity Headquarters - 2441 21st Street & Kentucky Ave.; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone 270-798-8751


• Epperly Dental Clinic - 3603 Indiana Ave & 49th Street; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-3544/3675


• LaPointe/Kuhn Dental Clinic - 5979 35th & Desert Storm; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-412-2787


• Byrd/Adkins Dental Clinic - Building 7973, Strike Boulevard; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: (270) 412-6027/60285


• Taylor Dental Clinic - 5580 Desert Storm & Air Assault; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-6362/5429


• In & Out Processing Center Dental Clinic #4 - 5580 Desert Storm & Air Assault; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-6362/5429

Deployment Readiness

Definition:Deployment services are educational and support programs which assist Soldiers, Family members and deploying commands to successfully manage the separation / reunion cycles associated with military duty.

• ACS Mobilization/Deployment Program - 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-3849/412-3195; Hours 0730-1600
  Support Services: Responsible for all phases of deployment and Pre-deployment Cycle Support. Works with all Family Readiness Groups on the installation to ensure they are in a constant state of readiness and in compliance with Regulations. Links Families with their specific unit FRG and assists with referrals. Operation READY classes are available. Provides CARE Team Training, and implements the Emergency Family Assistance Center Program.


• ACS Resiliency Training - D5982 Desert Storm, Fort Campbell, KY 42223 270-461-0691 for information on training unit MRTs/RTAs
  Services: MRT and RTA training courses for Soldiers are coordinated through the CSF2 Training Center. MRT training is available to Family members as well. Increase resilience and enhance performance by developing the five dimensions of strength such as the physical, emotional, social, spiritual and Family growth. Learn more about the six resilient competencies to include self-awareness, self-regulation, optimism, mental agility, strength of character, and connection. To get started you need to establish an Army Knowledge Online (AKO) account at www.us.army.mil. Then proceed to take the Global Assessment Tool (GAT) at www.army.mil/csf and the VIA Survey of Character Strengths that measures the 24 character strengths at www.authentichappiness.sas.upenn.edu/Default.aspx. For more information about Resiliency Training, please call one of the following Master Resilient Trainers: PJ Rawlins (270)798-2045, Alex Krohn (270) 956-2934 or Jayme Stalder (270) 798-0609.

Drug Involvement

Definition: Possession, sale, or distribution of illicit substances -- which includes individuals identified through a positive urinalysis. (Request for assessments/treatment of specific individuals should be directed to your unit ASAP counselor; call 270-412-6883, for assistance.)

• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) - Education & Training Program) Phone: 270-412-0214; 2551 23rd and Kentucky Ave., Fort Campbell, KY 42223
  Prevention Services: A wide range of prevention/education classes, risk reduction consultation, and resources for training and awareness purposes. (Request for assessments/treatment of specific individuals should be directed to ASAP Clinic; call 270-412-6883, for assistance.)


• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) (Counseling Program) - Phone: (270) 412-6883 / (270) 956-4116; Building 2526, 22nd and Kentucky; Hours of Operation: Mon-Tue 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.; Referral Walk-ins: Mon-Fri 7:30 a.m.
  The Army Substance Abuse Program provides education, prevention, and awareness support for Soldiers, Families, civilians, and retirees.
  
  • Risk Reduction - Building 2553 – (270) 412-0084/0085
  
  
  • Prevention Education - Building 2553 – (270) 412-0080/0082
  
  
  • Suicide Prevention - Building 2553 – (270) 412-6825
  
  
  • Drug Testing - Building 2551 – (270) 798-7270/ (270) 412-0072/0073/0074
  
  
  • Employee Assistance - Building 2553- (270) 798-5253


• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) - (Employee Assistance Program) Phone: 270-798-5253; 2553 23rd and Kentucky Ave., Fort Campbell, KY 42223
  The Employee Assistance Program offers short-term counseling and referrals for Appropriated and Non-Appropriated Fund employees; Family members and Retirees on a space available basis.


• Chaplain Services Family Life Center - 2402 Indiana Avenue; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-3316; Hours: 0900-1700 Mon-Fri
  Intervention & Prevention Services: The Family Life Chaplains provide a full spectrum of counseling. Also contact your Unit Ministry Team for immediate counsel.

Employment/Volunteer Services

Definition: The frustration of not being able to find a job specifically for spouses can cause Families financial hardship and depression.

• ACS Employment Readiness Program - 6733 Air Assault Street; Fort Campbell; Phone: 270-798-4412/4289; Hours 0730-1600; ftcampbellacsemployment@gmail.com
  Support Services: ACS ERP provides information and referral services in the areas of employment, education, training, and volunteer opportunities to give family members the competitive edge needed to secure employment. Assistance is provided to both incoming and outgoing personnel and assists Spouses of Active Duty personnel, Surviving Spouses, National Guard and Reserve Members, Retirees, DoD Civilians, and their Family Members.


• Installation Volunteer Program - Family Resource Center, 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-956-2934; Hours 0730-1600 M-F
  Support Services: Connects volunteers across organizations and Army Components. Demonstrates the Army’s commitment to its volunteers. Provides comprehensive, technically sophisticated training for staff and targets responses to the needs of the Soldiers and their Families. Offers expert service and an increased orientation to volunteer service as part of personal and career development.


• ACS Volunteer Program - Family Resource Center, 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-3843. Hours Vary
  Support Services: Volunteers are offered the opportunities to be a part of a team working to improve the quality of life and the well-being of Soldiers and Families of the Fort Campbell Community and a chance to learn valuable employment skills. Limited childcare is available.


• Equal Employment Opportunity - 875 North Carolina Avenue, Fort Campbell KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-3765; Hours 0730-1600 Mon-Fri
  Support Services: Provide support and formulate, direct, and sustain a comprehensive effort to ensure fair treatment of all Family members based on merit, fitness, capability and potential which supports and enhances readiness.

Family Related Issues/Resources

Definition: Conflicts are a part of family life. Many issues can lead to conflict, such as illness, disability, addiction, job loss, relocation, school difficulties and marital problems.

• BACH Marriage & Family Therapists - 650 Joel Drive, E Bldg., Fort Campbell, KY 42223 270-956-0755/798-8437; Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Thursday 9 a.m.-4 p.m. closed daily for lunch from 12-1 p.m.
  Marriage and Family Therapists are specially trained counselors in relationship issues, dedicated to helping individual, couples and Families handle problems in a healthy way. Individuals may walk-in or call for an appointment. Referrals are not required. Scope of services include individual, couple, Family and group counseling. The therapists practice a short-term, solution-focused therapy, with a focus on improving communication and problem solving.


• Chaplain Services Family Life Center -3101 Indiana Avenue, Fort Campbell, KY 42223, 270-798-3316
  Intervention & Prevention Services: The Family Life Chaplains provide a full spectrum of counseling that covers Grief Counseling, Family Wellness, Marriage & Family Counseling and a host of enrichment programs. Also contact your Unit Ministry Team for immediate counsel.


• Military Family Life Counselors (MFLC) - Family Resource Center; 1501 William C. Lee Road; 270-205-1917; Office hours from 0800-2000 Mon-Thur/0800-1600 Fri
  Intervention & Prevention Services: MFLCs provide solution-oriented consultations to individuals, couples, families and groups. The Military and Family Life Consultant program is designed to provide support and assistance in a variety of issues. Issues can include combat stress, anxiety, grief, aggression, communication, deployment fatigue, etc. MLFCs services provide flexible appointment times, flexible meeting locations, no records are kept and services are FREE.


• ACS Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) - 2433 Indiana; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-412-6000; Hours 0730-1630 M-F
  Support Services: Provides Soldiers assigned to the Warrior in Transition Unit who are ill, injured or wounded with the support they need to heal and transition back to their unit or civilian life. The SFAC provides WTs and their Families with financial services, education counseling, social services, employment assistance, family advocacy, ACS services, military personnel services, VA assistance, chaplain services and referral services. Childcare is provided on site.


• ACS Army Family Team Building Program - 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-4800; Hours 0730-1600 M-F
  Support & Education Services: AFTB offers personal and professional development classes free of charge to any person associated with the military. Soldiers E5 and below can earn up to 4 promotion points for taking 40 hours of training through AFTB. Classes offered monthly and Unit briefs and classes for FRGs are available upon request.


• ACS Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) - 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-956-2934; Hours 0730-1600 M-F
  Services: The Army Family Action Plan (AFAP) is an Army-wide program that serves as a platform for Army Issues pertaining to the total Army quality of life. It gives the community a voice to relay what is going well and what is not with how the Army conducts business with all members of the Army including Active Duty, National Guard, Reserve Components, Retired Military, Family Members, Survivors and Civilian Employees. This is a volunteer-based program and is open to all individuals who care about the Army, its Families and the Fort Campbell Community.


• ACS Family Resource Center (FRC) - 1501 William C. Lee Road, Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-956-2935; Family Assistance Call Line: 866-252-9391; Hours 0730-1630 M-F
  Support Services: The Family Assistance Call Line provides Family related information to ensure Family members are informed during major deployments. The FRC is a one stop shop for all Family Readiness Groups (FRG) and their Family members. The FRC provides computers internet services, copy machines, and meeting rooms to hold a variety of FRG functions. The FRC is home to Army Community Services Family Programs.


• ACS Relocation Assistance Program - 6733 Air Assault Street; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone:270-798-6313/0513/956-2676;Hours:0730-1630 Mon-Fri
  Support Services: “Plan my move” is an automated information system designed to provide relocation information for all military installations within CONUS and OCONUS. Other programs include Lending Closet, Newcomers Orientation; Eagle Family Welcome; Smooth Move Briefings; Resources Center; Individual Relocation Counseling; Waiting Families Support; International Spouses support; Citizenship Classes; English as a Second Language classes; and Sponsorship Training. Email: ftcampbellrelocation@gmail.com


• ACS Information & Referral - 6733 Air Assault Street; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone (270) 798-9322; Hours 0730-1630 Mon-Fri and Family Resource Center, 1501 William C. Lee Road, 270-956-2935
  Support Services: One-stop information center on programs and services located in the Fort Campbell, Clarksville/Hopkinsville, and Oak Grove communities. Visit ACS Facebook for information.


• Not Alone - P.O. Box 92371 Nashville, TN 37209; Phone: 1-888-497-0379; info@notalone.com
  Not Alone is a nonprofit helping military families with the psychological trauma of war. For combat veterans and their families (including spouses, children, parents, siblings, and significant others), Not Alone provides anonymous and free face to face counseling. Because they are not affiliated with the military, nothing that is said in counseling gets reported to the military. In addition to counseling, Not Alone has online support groups for both spouses and parents, in person support groups for spouses in the Downtown Clarksville area, and staffs a 24/7 crisis hotline (866-781-8010). Their website is full of information about combat stress and various treatments available. To use any of Not Alone's services, visit www.notalone.com or email Jenny at jenny@notalone.com for more information.


• Military OneSource Counseling Services - Phone: 1-800-342-9647
  Military OneSource offers three kinds on short-term, non-medical counseling options to Active-duty, Guard, and Reserve member and their Families. Military OneSource counseling services are designed to provide service help with short-term issues such as adjustments to situational stressors, stress management decision making, communication, grief, blended Family issues and parenting skills issues. Counseling sessions can be arranged face-to-face, telephone consultation or online consultations.


• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) - (Employee Assistance Program) Phone: 270-798-5253; 2553 23rd and Kentucky Ave., Fort Campbell, KY 42223
  Employee Assistance Program offers short-term counseling and referrals for Appropriated and Non-Appropriated Fund employees; Family members and Retirees on a space available basis.

Food Stamps/Food Assistance

Definition: Support services for those in need of food stamps/food assistance.

• Department of Community Based Services/Food Stamp Kentucky - 1-855-306-8959


• Department of Human Services/Food Stamp Tennessee - 350 Pageant Lane Clarksville TN; Phone: 931-648-5500; Hours 0800-1630 Mon-Fri


• Mc Neal Crisis Relief Center - 604 E 2nd Street, Hopkinsville, KY; Phone: 270-886-9734; Hours 0900-1430 Mon-Fri


• Salvation Army Corps Community Center Shelter - 304 E 7th Street, Hopkinsville, KY; Phone: 270-885-9633/6006; Hours 24/7


• Southside Church of Christ - 529 Country Club Lane, Hopkinsville, KY; Phone: 270-885-8392; Hours 0800-1630 Mon-Fri


• Urban Ministries United Methodist - 217 Madison Street, Clarksville TN; Phone: 931-648-9090; 24 hour domestic violence shelter


• Salvation Army Corps Community Center - 210 Kraft Street, Clarksville, TN; Phone: 931-552-5350/553-8494; Hours 0600-1800 Mon-Fri


• First Assembly of God - 1186 Ft. Campbell Blvd; Clarksville TN; Phone: 931-648-1324


• Community Action Agency - 350 Pageant Lane, Clarksville TN; Phone: 931-648-5774; hours 0800-1600 Mon-Fri

Financial Issues

Definition: A risk factor related to the family's inability to provide sufficient financial resources to meet minimum needs.

• ACS Army Emergency Relief (AER) - 5662 Screaming Eagle Blvd.; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-5518; Hours 0800-1630
  Support Services: Financial Assistance for Active Duty, Family members and retirees. Assistance will be provided as a non interest bearing loan, a grant or a combination of both. Types of emergencies covered include non-receipt of or loss of funds; medical, dental and hospital expenses; funeral expenses for immediate Family members; travel expenses related to emergencies; rent, food, utilities, vehicle insurance and unexpected vehicle repair.


• ACS Financial Planning Office - 5662 Screaming Eagle Blvd; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-5518; Hours: 0730-1630 Mon-Fri
  Support Services: Provides classes and briefings on a variety of financial subjects and individual financial counseling.


• Military Family Life Counselors (MFLC) - Family Resource Center; 1501 William C. Lee Road; 270-205-1917; Office hours from 0800-2000 Mon-Thurs/0800-1600 Fri
  Support Services: Financial MFLCs on the installation are available to give individual financial counseling and provide financial/budgeting classes to Soldiers at the request of the Unit.


• ACS Consumer Affairs Office - 5662 Screaming Eagle Blvd; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-5528; Hours: 800-1630
  Support Services: CAO provides one-stop services for prevention assistance such as pre-purchase advise on large purchases and vehicles, reviews contracts and leases, acts as a Consumer Advocate, educates consumers on rights and obligations, how to buy a house, and educational classes on consumer issues.


• ACS Lending Closet - 6733 Air Assault Street; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-6313/0513; Hours 0730-1630
  Support Services: Items such as pots and pans, dishes, irons, car seats, baby cribs, sleeping mats, high chairs, tables and chairs, and electric appliances are available for temporary loan for 30 days. Services are provided for transitioning active duty and Family members but need a copy of PCS orders and military ID. Email: acsrelocation@fortcampbellmwr.com


• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) - (Employee Assistance Program) Phone: 270-798-5253; 2553 23rd and Kentucky Ave., Fort Campbell, KY 42223
  Employee Assistance Program offers short-term counseling and referrals for Appropriated and Non-Appropriated Fund employees; Family members and Retirees on a space available basis.

Health Related Issues/Injuries

Definition: Includes all injuries that require medical attention and result in one or more duty days lost. Also includes Health Services Resources that are available.

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• Blanchfield Army Community Hospital - 650 Joel Drive; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-8400; Appointments: 931- 431-4677 or 270-798-4677; TRICARE 800-444-5445
  Primary Intervention/Prevention/Education Support Services: - A state of the art medical facility providing full services in Healthcare and Well-being. Departments/Clinics are listed with phone numbers:
  
  1. Allergy and Asthma Clinic: 270-956-0750
  2. Brace Shop: 270-798-8101
  3. Dermatology Services: 270-798-8345
  4. ENT Clinic – Otolaryngology Services: 270-798-8131
  5. Emergency Center: 270-798-8000/8500
  6. Environmental Health Services: 270-412-3979/3984/3990
  7. Gastroenterology: 270-956-0259/8407
  8. General Surgery: 270-798-8407
  9. Head & Neck Surgery Services, ENT: 270-798-8131
  10. Industrial Hygiene Section: 6903 Desert Storm Ave; Fort Campbell, KY 270-412-8737/0335
  11. Infection Prevention & Control Program: 270-798-8309
  12. Labor, Delivery & Recovery: 270-798-8090
  13. Laboratory/Department of Pathology: 270-798-8114
  14. Lactation Services: 270-798-8151
  15. Medical Records Section: 270-798-8874/8282
  16. Medical Evaluation Board: 270-798-8265
  17. Mother and Baby Unit: 270-798-8090
  18. Neurology: 270-956-0109
  19. OB/GYN Clinic: 270-798-8151
  20. Occupational Health Clinic: 270-956-0202
  21. Occupational Therapy: 270-798-8085
  22. Ophthalmology Clinic: 270-798-8900
  23. Oral/Maxillofacial Surgery: 270-798-8240
  24. Orthopedic Clinic: 270-798-8426/8375/8325
  25. Patient Representative/Advocacy: 270-798-8091/8718
  26. Patient Tracking & Air Evacuations: 270-956-0328
  27. Pharmacy: 270-798-8075/8076, Option 2
  28. Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (Pain) Clinic: 270-798-8166
  29. Self Care Classes: 270-798-8055
  30. Town Center Pharmacy: 270-798-8075/8076, Option 3
  31. Podiatry Clinic: Appt Line 270-798-8375/8426/8325/Surgery Scheduling 270-798-8316
  32. Primary Clinics: 270-798-4677/931-431-4677
  33. Radiology: 270-798-8333
  34. Respiratory Protection Program: 270-956-0110/0113
  35. Same Day Surgery: 270-798-8143
  36. Aviation Clinic (TMC-5): 270-412-8688
  37. Tuberculosis Screening Clinic: 2576 23rd Street; 270-956-0100
  38. Urology Clinic: 270-798-8403
  39. Warfighter Refractive Eye Surgery Center: 270-956-0775
  40. Warrior Care Clinic; Carentan Clinic: 270-412-3696


• Soldier Health Services Headquarters - Location: LaPointe Health Clinic, Bldg 5979, Desert Storm Avenue; Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. (Active Duty). Appointments can be made by calling their unit’s clinic listed below.


• A Shau Valley Clinic - Appointment Line: 270-798-4677 or 931-431-4677; Phone: 270-412-8561; Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.; Provides primary care services to active-duty Soldiers of 2nd and 3rd BCTs.


• Bastogne Clinic - Appointment Line: 270-798-4677 or 931-431-4677; Phone: 270-412-8561; Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.; Provides primary care services to active-duty Soldiers of 1st BCT.


• Carentan Clinic - Appointment Line: 270-798-4677 or 931-431-4677; Phone: 270-412-3696; Location: 2516 22nd and Indiana; Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Provides primary care services to active-duty Soldiers of 101 Sustainment Brigade, HHB, 101st (Div), NCOA, Garrison units, 86th CSH, Military Police Battalions, EOD, 20th Replacement, Warrior Transition Battalion Cadre, 102nd Quartermaster, 326 ENG Brigade, 106th Transportation, 101st Finance, Recruiting Units (all branches of service), and National Guard and Army Reserve Soldiers.


• Aviation Health Clinic - Appointment Line: 270-798-4677 or 931-431-4677; Phone: Main Clinic Line: (270) 412-8688; Physical Appointments Line: (270) 412-8387; Location: 7149 Blacksheep Run; Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.; Provides primary care services to active-duty Soldiers of the 101st CAB, 19th ASOS and civilian ATC.


• Byrd Soldier-Centered Medical Home - Appointment Line: 270-798-4677 or 931-431-4677; Phone: 412-461-1212; Location: 7149 Blacksheep Run; Hours: Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., except Federal holidays. Sick call services are offered from 6:30 to 8 a.m. (times may vary by unit) Byrd SCMH delivers patient-centered, team-based, comprehensive care to Soldiers assigned to 159th Combat Aviation Brigade, 101st Sustainment Brigade, 101st Combat Aviation Brigade and other units as assigned. The Byrd CTMC is unique in that it is housed with Adkins Dental Clinic and Byrd Family Medical Home which provides 5,000 Family members with care.


• Army Hearing Program - Phone: 270-412-9110
  The Hearing Program Office provides hearing readiness testing, hearing health education briefings, earplug fittings, hearing aid fittings, and diagnostic audiology evaluations. Please call the number above to schedule unit-level hearing testing.
  
  Walk-in Hearing Screening Service:
  
  • Byrd Soldier Medical Home - Location: Building 7973, Thunder Blvd.
    Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri 7:30 -10:45 a.m. and Mon-Thurs 12:30-2:45 p.m.
  • LaPointe Health Clinic (priority service for SRP Soldiers and unit testing) - Location: Building 5969 Desert Storm Ave., 23rd St.
    Hours of Operation: Mon-Fri, 6:30-10:45 a.m. and 12:30-2:45 p.m. *unavailable for walk-in Thurs afternoons


• Laboratory - Phone: 270-412-8991; 5979 Desert Storm Ave, Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
  The Department of Pathology staff members help ensure Soldier deployment readiness and improve the health and wellness of Family Members and Retirees by providing accurate and timely test results from their full-service clinical laboratory, transfusion service, anatomical pathology, and forensic pathology consultative services. The Pathology staff is committed to providing patients and professional medical staff with state-of-the-art laboratory medicine through exceptional customer service while ensuring patient confidentiality and privacy.


• Optometry Clinic - Phone: 270- 412-9113; Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
  LaPointe’s Optometry Clinic provides care for active duty Soldiers. Call for a routine eye exam appointment. Soldiers do not require an appointment and will be seen on a walk-in basis for all acute eye injuries, eye infections, eye problems of sudden onset, and filling out the eye portion of physicals. Patients requiring driver’s license renewal forms completed are required to schedule a routine eye exam and must bring the appropriate forms to be completed. Patients should always bring all their glasses/spectacles and contact lenses to each appointment. Contact lenses should not be worn for at least two hours prior to any full eye exam. Active duty Soldiers who wear glasses are required to have two pairs of clear glasses and one pair of inserts in good condition at all times. One of the pairs of glasses can be civilian glasses. Industrial safety glasses can be ordered with appropriate unit funding documents. Walk-in ordering of glasses/inserts is available on any duty day.


• Nutrition Clinic - Phone: 270-798-8600; BACH or LaPointe Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
  Scope of services: Nutrition counseling and classes for weight loss and weight gain, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, sports nutrition, eating disorders, and other nutrition-related illnesses. All soldiers with Diabetes must be seen at the BACH Nutrition Clinic.


• Pharmacy - Phone: 270-798-8075/8074; BACH “B”Building; Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 0800-1600, Thursday 0900-1600
  The Main Outpatient Pharmacy fills new and renewed prescriptions from military and civilian providers. Refilled medications should be called-in by dialing 270-798-3784 and picked-up at the Town Hall Pharmacy located at the Town Center across from the Post Office on Michigan Ave. Curtailed pharmacy service occurs during DONSAS. BACH Pharmacy is still available for pharmaceutical care if needed.


• Physical Examination/Central Medical Processing Station - Phone: 270-956-0307/270-798-8704; Hours: Monday-Friday, 6:330 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.; CMPS Clearing Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 -11:15 a.m. and 12:30- 3 p.m.; Readiness Immunizations Walk-In Hours: Monday-Friday, 9-11:15 a.m. and 12:30- 3 p.m. (Readiness shots only); Physical Exam/CMPS will be closed from 2:30-3:30 p.m. on the first Monday of every month for clinic meeting.
  Physical Exams’ section provides: Over-40, Separation, Chapters, Expiration Term of Service, Retirement, Airborne, Ranger, Special Forces, Commissioning, DODMERB, Drill Sergeant, VA Retirement and ETS, General Officer and Green to Gold Physicals for active duty military. Call for clarification and appointment types and times. ETS Physicals must be completed no earlier than four months and no later than one month prior to ETS date. For all VA Physicals coordinate scheduling through the VA Representatives at the ACS Building at 270-798-0267/0269. The new annual Physical Health Assessment, replacing the old periodic exams, is scheduled in your primary care clinics. Involuntary Separations (Chapters) now only require a Separation Health Assessment except for Chapters 13, 14-12 and 15 which still require full exams. All soldiers out processing need to come in at least three days prior to their final out date to allow for PPD placement and PPD reads.


• Physical Therapy - Phone: 270-798-8102; Building “B” BACH 2nd Floor Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
  Physical Therapy focuses on evaluating, treating, and managing patients with orthopedic, sports, and neurological injury and dysfunction using exercise, spinal and joint mobilization/manipulation, and advanced therapeutic interventions to maximize a functional performance. Patients are referred to the PT Clinic from their physician, PA, or nurse practitioner.


• Primary Care Clinics - 270-798-4677/270-431-4677
  Blanchfield Army Medical Homes are based on the Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model that is being adopted across Army Medicine and many civilian healthcare systems. The patient-centered, team-based and holistic PCMH concept allows Blanchfield Army Community Hospital to provide you and your Family more personalized care with multiple ways to access your care team. From office visits and walk-in services to telephone consults (TCON) and secure messaging, you and your Family have even more ways to get the care you need.
  
  • Gold Army Medical Home - BACH “C” Building, 3rd floor
  • Air Assault Family Medical Home - BACH “C” Building, 2nd floor
  • Young Eagle Medical Home - BACH “C” Building, 2nd floor
  • Byrd Family Medical Home - 7973 Strike Blvd
  • Screaming Eagle Medical Home - (Community Based Medical Home in Clarksville) Medical Office Building One, 647 Dunlop Lane, Suite 301, next to Gateway Medical Center


• Radiology - Phone: 270-798-8333; BACH “B” Building, 2nd Floor, Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
  The Radiology Department provides medical imaging. Routine radiographs are obtained on a first-come, first-served basis. Other imaging procedures are scheduled by having the patient come to the radiology department/section at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital. The Radiology Department requests that appointments be scheduled in person to receive preparation sheets, procedure prep, and/or to fill out questionnaires.
  Services: Radiographs, Fluoroscopy, CT, MRI, Ultrasound, Mammography, Bone Density, and Nuclear Medicine.
  Mammography guidelines: Baseline mammogram is recommended at age 40, followed by annual exam thereafter. For self-referral, the patient must be enrolled in TRICARE Prime, over 40 years of age, and have no current breast health issues. Otherwise, the patient’s provider should place a consult request for a mammogram and the patient will schedule the appointment in the Mammography Department.


• Reception and Medical Records - Phone: 270-798-5813 (orders, clearing papers)


• Public Health Nursing - 2576 23rd and Indiana Avenue; Phone: 270-956-0100; Hours 7:30-11:30 a.m. & 12:30-3:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
  Public Health Nursing is a specialty care service that implements the Ten Essential Public Health Services for the Fort Campbell community. Public Health Nursing provides public health services in support of Department of Preventive Medicine’s Epidemiology and Disease Control; Child Youth and Services (CYSS) Health Consultation; and Health Promotion programs. Areas of emphasis include: communicable disease prevention and health education; CYSS inspections, health consultation, and training; and community health promotion.

Housing Issues

Definition: The Military Personnel Occupancy Agreement (MPOA) and the Resident Guide outlines the responsibilities for qualified Military Families to reside at Campbell Crossing. There are situations as outlined in the Resident Guide which describes specific requirements/living expectations for each Resident. If the living standards are not being met Residents can receive varying notifications, dependant on offense. These are listed as either Minor Violations or Major Violations. Minor Violations may be in the form of verbal warnings, courtesy letters, Letter of Warning, and after repeated offenses can be grounds for a 30 day notice to vacate (non-renewal of lease). Major Violations are more serious in nature and the Soldiers Chain of Command is notified of the offense. One Major Violation could result in a 30 day notice to vacate.
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• Campbell Crossing Welcome Center - 850 Georgia Ave, Ft Campbell, KY 42223: Phone: (931) 431-9003; Hours ~ Monday-Friday 8AM to 6PM / Saturday 10AM to 3PM.
  Services: Campbell Crossing has a responsibility for not only the Resident living in the home, but also to all the Residents in the Community. Campbell Crossing works hard to ensure the neighborhoods are a pleasant experience for all to enjoy. Whenever a 30 day notice to vacate occurs, every opportunity is given for the Soldier and Family to change and continue living in housing, and thus, with a plan, the 30 day notice can be rescinded. It is a joint effort between the Family, the Soldier’s Unit, and Campbell Crossing to ensure the living standards are maintained and that everyone has the opportunity to live and raise their family in an environment conducive to healthy living.


• Army Lodging
  Support Services: Turner Army Lodging provides room accommodations. First priority occupancy is for incoming/outgoing PCS, TDY personnel and dependent Family members. E-4 and below with PCS orders without dependents must stay at 20th Replacements. Lodging is operational 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Pets are not allowed except in designated pet rooms.
  
  • Richardson Army Lodging (TDY Lodging) - 1581 Spillway Court; Fort Campbell KY 42223, Phone: 931-431-4496
  • Turner Army Lodging - 82 Texas Avenue, Fort Campbell KY 42223; Phone: 270-439-2229; Hours 24/7


• Single Soldier Housing - Single Soldier Housing is managed and controlled by the respective Brigade sized units. It is managed under the FSBP (First Sergeants Barracks Program) guidelines and AR 420-1. The main/Garrison FSBP office is located at BLDG 850, 16th ST and Georgia Ave. Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798 -3808; hours 0730-1600 Mon-Fri.
  Support Services: Single Soldiers E1 to E5 without dependents are required/authorized to reside in the single Soldier barracks on Fort Campbell. Soldiers married to other service members must check in with the main FSBP or HSO prior to seeking off post housing. All barracks on Fort Campbell, KY are 1+1 or equivalent. This means individual rooms and common area for the majority of the barracks on post, with 2 barracks BLDGs having 2 person rooms with shared bath and individual closets. All barracks rooms are furnished. Soldiers geographically separated from their Families are not authorized to live in single Soldier barracks unless granted an Exception to Policy by the Garrison Commander. Single Soldiers E-6 and above without dependents are authorized to reside off post.



• Off-Post Housing (Landlord /Tenant Disputes, Lease Issues, Inspections)

  Fort Campbell Housing Services Office (HSO) - 850 Georgia Avenue, Ft. Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-3808; Hours of Operation: Monday thru Friday 0730-1600
  Support Services: The HSO provides a full spectrum of housing services for those Soldiers and Family Members who reside in the local off base housing communities. Whether the Soldier need assistance in locating suitable and adequate housing or assistance with resolving landlord issues, the HSO offers a staff of highly trained and experienced inspectors and counselors to assist. The HSO provides computerized short and long term rental listings, assist with move in and move out inspections upon request, tenant/landlord dispute mediation assistance, Landlord partnerships through the Rental Partnership Program, as well as transportation services for home-finding purposes.

Isolation/Loneliness/Support Groups

Definition: Soldiers and Family members can experience loneliness or isolation for many reasons as many life events are associated with it. The lack of friendships, the physical absence of meaningful relationships, divorce or marriage, loss of a significant person, the birth of a child, or any socially disruptive event can lead to loneliness and/or isolation. The risks could lead to depression, alcohol or chemical abuse, or even suicide. Known support groups are also included as part of the resources available to help combat loneliness.

• Blanchfield Army Community Hospital - 650 Joel Drive; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Central Hospital number - 270-798- 8400
  Intervention Services: This department includes Adult Behavioral Health, Child and Family Behavioral Health Service, and Division Mental Health Service. Point of Contact Main Desk: (270)798-4269 / 4097; Hours: 7 a.m. - 4 p.m.


• Chaplain Services Family Life Center - 3101 Indiana; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-3316; Hours of Operation: 0900-1700 Mon-Fri
  Intervention & Prevention Services: The Family Life Chaplains provide a full spectrum of counseling that covers Grief Counseling, Family Wellness, Marriage & Family Counseling and a host of enrichment programs. Also contact your Unit Ministry Team for immediate counsel.


• Military Family Life Counselors (MFLC) - Family Resource Center; 1501 William C. Lee Road; 270-205-1917; Office hours from 0800-2000 Mon-Thur/0800-1600 Fri
  Support Services: MFLCs can give Anger Management Group Classes at the Unit level by appointment. Unit POC can also contact their embedded MFLC for more information. MFLCs work directly with Army Community Service (ACS) to provide non-medical, short term, situational, problem solving counseling services. The MFLC program addresses concerns and issues facing people who are having trouble coping with everyday issues, as well as challenges with the military lifestyle. This program helps Soldiers and their Families cope with normal reactions to the stressful events created by deployments, war, and reintegration. The MFLC services are confidential, free of charge, and are offered by walk-in or appointment.


• Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers - 6145 at 38th and Desert Storm Avenue; Fort Campbell; Phone: 270-798- 7858/7391
  Support Services: The BOSS Program is a Commander’s program that supports the overall Quality of Life for single and unaccompanied Soldiers. The program encourages and assists single Soldiers to be actively involved in the planning process for programs that involve well-being, community service, recreation, and leisure activities. The BOSS program provides a venue for single Soldiers to participate in the decision-making process for issues which have direct impact on their daily lives. Additionally, the program provides an opportunity to assist in the development of single Soldiers as leaders.


• ACS Outreach Program - 6733 Air Assault Street ; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270.798-2062/412-6771 ; Hours Mon-Fri 0730-1630
  Support Services: ACS Outreach Program is an essential link between military and civilian agencies that connects Soldier and Family members to occurring events, ACS programs, support groups, and information and referral services throughout the communities.


• Not Alone - P.O. Box 92371 Nashville, TN 37209; Phone: 1-888-497-0379; info@notalone.com
  Not Alone is a nonprofit helping military families with the psychological trauma of war. For combat veterans and their families (including spouses, children, parents, siblings, and significant others), Not Alone provides anonymous and free face to face counseling. Because they are not affiliated with the military, nothing that is said in counseling gets reported to the military. In addition to counseling, Not Alone has online support groups for both spouses and parents, in person support groups for spouses in the Downtown Clarksville area, and staffs a 24/7 crisis hotline (866-781-8010). Their website is full of information about combat stress and various treatments available. To use any of Not Alone's services, visit www.notalone.com or email Jenny at jenny@notalone.com for more information.


• Military OneSource Counseling Services - Phone: 1-800-342-9647
  Military OneSource offers three kinds on short-term, non-medical counseling options to Active-duty, Guard, and Reserve member and their Families. Military OneSource counseling services are designed to provide service help with short-term issues such as adjustments to situational stressors, stress management decision making, communication, grief, blended Family issues and parenting skills issues. Counseling sessions can be arranged face-to-face, telephone consultation or online consultations.

Legal Assistance

Definition: Provide legal assistance to Soldiers and their Families in areas of: Personal Civil Disputes, Real Property Issues, Contracts Purchase/Sale of Home, Leases Advice on Mortgage Foreclosure, Auto Warranties, Lemon Law, Insurance, Bankruptcy, Adoption, Adult Name Change, Garnishment Orders, Involuntary Allotments, Dependent Support Insurance Claims, Child Custody, and Advise on Separation/Divorce (we will not draw up the paperwork for a divorce or legal separation). Notary services, powers of attorney, and immigration services are seen on a walk-in basis. Limitations on Services: the office does not provide assistance in the following areas: Military Justice Matters, Private Business Activities of the Client, Litigation/Claims for or against the U.S., Employment Matters, Providing an agency position on any standard of conduct issue.
Building 2765 Tennessee Avenue; Phone (270) 798-4432

• Office of the Staff Judge Advocate - Building 125 Forrest Road, Fort Campbell, KY (Across from Starbucks at Gate 5); Phone: 270-798-0918; Hours MTW 0900-1630, TH 1300-1630, F 0900-1500
  Services: The Criminal Law Division of the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate provides legal support to the Chain of Command for all matters related to maintaining good order and discipline within their units and on the Fort Campbell Installation. Legal support provided by the Criminal Law Division includes processing of Administrative Separations under AR 635-200 and AR 600-8-24, preparation of Articles 15 pursuant to the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), and prosecuting all Courts-Martial on behalf of the Command. The Chain of Command should first call their respective trial counsel or designated legal representative for all military justice questions and actions. This includes questions related to searches for criminal evidence, seizures of evidence, conducting criminal investigations, and honoring the rights afforded to all Soldiers under Article 31(b) of the UCMJ. Commanders should conduct conversations regarding the referral and forwarding of charges to any level of court-martial or any other disposition of any case involving alleged criminal misconduct with only their servicing trial counsel or designated legal representative.


• Medical Evaluation Board Counsel - Building 2765, Tennessee Avenue, Fort Campbell 270-461-4028; Hours WTWF 0900-1630, TH 1300-1630
  Providing specialized legal services for wounded, ill and injured Soldiers. We provide assistance to any Soldier going through the medical evaluation process, to include those assigned to the Warrior Transition Battalion (WTB), Division units, tenant units, Reserve, National Guard, those on the temporary disability retired list (TDRL), and other branches of the Armed Forces. We advocate for the Soldier from the beginning of medical processing through the informal phases of the Physical Evaluation Board (PEB). We also provide limited Legal Assistance services to our clients.

Mental Health/Depression

Definition: Mental Health is the psychological state of someone who is functioning at a satisfactory level of emotional and behavioral adjustment. Depression is a mental state characterized by a pessimistic sense of inadequacy and a despondent lack of activity.

• Blanchfield Army Community Hospital - 650 Joel Drive, E Bldg; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-8400; Hours :730 a.m.-4 p.m.
  Intervention Services: Services to help with intervention include Adult Behavioral Health - (270) 798-4097/4269, Child and Family Behavioral Health System – 270-798-8437, ASAP – 270- 412-6883, Embedded Behavioral Health clinics within the Combat Brigade Teams, and Internal Behavioral Health Consultants within the Patient Centered Medical Home.


• Military Family Life Counselors (MFLC) - Family Resource Center; 1501 William C. Lee Road; 270-205-1917; Office hours from 0800-2000 Mon—Thurs/0800-1600 Fri
  Intervention & Prevention Services: MFLCs provide solution-oriented consultations to individuals, couples, families and groups. The Military and Family Life Consultant program is designed to provide support and assistance in a variety of issues. Issues can include combat stress, anxiety, grief, aggression, communication, deployment fatigue, etc. MLFCs services provide flexible appointment times, flexible meeting locations, no records are kept and services are FREE.


• Not Alone - P.O. Box 92371 Nashville, TN 37209; Phone: 1-888-497-0379; info@notalone.com
  Not Alone is a nonprofit helping military families with the psychological trauma of war. For combat veterans and their families (including spouses, children, parents, siblings, and significant others), Not Alone provides anonymous and free face to face counseling. Because they are not affiliated with the military, nothing that is said in counseling gets reported to the military. In addition to counseling, Not Alone has online support groups for both spouses and parents, in person support groups for spouses in the Downtown Clarksville area, and staffs a 24/7 crisis hotline (866-781-8010). Their website is full of information about combat stress and various treatments available. To use any of Not Alone's services, visit www.notalone.com or email Jenny at jenny@notalone.com for more information.


• Military OneSource Counseling Services - Phone: 1-800-342-9647
  Military OneSource offers three kinds on short-term, non-medical counseling options to Active-duty, Guard, and Reserve member and their Families. Military OneSource counseling services are designed to provide service help with short-term issues such as adjustments to situational stressors, stress management decision making, communication, grief, blended Family issues and parenting skills issues. Counseling sessions can be arranged face-to-face, telephone consultation or online consultations.

PTSD/TBI

Definition: PTSD is a mental disorder that can develop following the experience or witnessing of life-threatening events such as combat. The onset of PTSD in Soldiers is expectable during times of conflict, although the majority of combat veterans do not develop it. Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries are the same as a concussion. The Fort Campbell Intrepid Spirit Center offers TBI and psychological care to Soldiers and patients who are referred by their medical provider. Whether in combat or a non-combat environment—seeking prompt medical care for a brain injury is an act of strength and courage and key to recovery. The majority of personnel who sustain a concussion can expect a full recovery with no lasting mental or physical effects.

• BACH Adult Behavioral Health Department - BACH “E” Building, Fort Campbell, KY 42223 270-498-4097
  Primary Care Services: Located in “E” Building of Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, ABH provides comprehensive mental health treatment including medication and therapeutic intervention.


• Fort Campbell Intrepid Spirit Center - Phone: (270) 412-51145485; Location: Bldg. 2403 Indiana Ave/TBI Clinic Bldg. 2543 23rd and Indiana Ave. Hours of Operation: Monday-Wednesday, Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. (by appointment only)
  The Intrepid Spirit’s primary mission is clinical care. It function as a portal for the most complex patients to access interdisciplinary assessment and intensive outpatient rehabilitation with behavioral health and mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI) as dual centers of gravity, including those for mTBI, behavioral health, Integrated Pain Management Clinic, addictions medicine, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, and Warrior Transition Units (WTUs). The Intrepid Spirit serves as the MTF’s interdisciplinary, integrated, holistic and collaborative assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation program for patients with complex, co-morbid medical conditions, particularly those with PTSD and/or post-concussive symptoms. Intrepid Spirit personnel operationally support existing programs, including those for mTBI, behavioral health, Integrated Pain Management Clinic, addictions medicine, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, and Warrior Transition Units (WTUs). Additionally, the Intrepid Spirit team partners with the VA to ensure continuity of long-term care. The team integrates existing MTF TBI and behavioral health programs, facilitating enhanced capability, collaboration, and synchronization across multiple service lines, with the goal of enhancing existing programs. The Intrepid Spirit provides intensive TBI therapy. It is important for patients to attend all appointments for the best results. Providers see patients on a referral basis only.


• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) - (Employee Assistance Program) Phone: 270-798-5253; 2553 23rd and Kentucky Ave., Fort Campbell, KY 42223
  The Employee Assistance Program offers short-term counseling and referrals for Appropriated and Non-Appropriated Fund employees; Family members and Retirees on a space available basis.

Schools

Definition: Area Schools for Youths and Adults both on and off post.
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• Fort Campbell School Liaison - Building 79 Bastogne St; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone 270-798-9874; Hours 0800-1700
  Services: Assists parents with information and advocates on behalf of the student both on and off post schools. Provides support related to various issues for grades K-12. College scholarship opportunities, along with home school information, area private schools, and overall support.


• Fort Campbell DDESS (on-post) Central Office & Superintendent - 77 Texas Avenue; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-439- 1927
  Services: Fort Campbell Schools serve students residing on post. Schools include 1 high school, 2 middle schools, and 5 elementary schools located directly on Fort Campbell. Pre-school programs are voluntary and available in each elementary schools and kindergarten is a full day program.


• Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools - 621 Gracey Avenue; Clarksville, TN 37040; Phone: 931-648-5600>
  Services: The Clarksville Montgomery County School System consists of 21 elementary schools, 8 middle schools and 8 high schools for students residing in Clarksville, TN. Kindergarten is a full day program.


• Christian County Public School System - 200 Glass Avenue, Hopkinsville, KY 42241; Phone: 270-887-1300/Information Call Center 270-887-7000
  Services: The Christian County Public School System consists of 16 schools and four alternative learning centers in Christian County/Hopkinsville, KY.


• SSG Glenn H. English JR Army Education Center (AEC) - 202 Bastogne Avenue; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-3201
  Support Services: The mission of the AEC is to provide education counseling services to Soldiers in a variety of programs such as counseling, testing, and professional development opportunities such as college and university courses/degree programs. On-duty performance enhancement programs, such as computer classes and Basic Skills Education Program are also available. Some programs are available for Spouses.
  Phone numbers for each department are listed below:
  
  • Counseling Services - 270-798-3201
  
  
  • Testing Services - 270-798-3402
  
  
  • National Testing Center - 270-707-3970
  
  
  • Learning Resource Center - 270-798-2918
  
  
  • Basic Skills Education Program - 270-798-2401
  
  
  • College Programs
    • Austin Peay State University - 931-221-1400
    
    
    • Embry Riddle Aeronautical University - 270-798-2775
    
    
    • Hopkinsville Community College - 270-707-3950
    
    
    • Murray State University - 270-798-2660
  
  
  • Financial Aid Information & Grants and Scholarship Programs - 931-221-7481

Sexual Assault/Rape

Definition: Sexual assault takes many forms including attacks such as rape or attempted rape, as well as any unwanted sexual contact or threats. Usually a sexual assault occurs when someone touches any part of another person's body in a sexual way, even through clothes, without that person's consent. Some types of sexual acts which fall under the category of sexual assault include forced sexual intercourse (rape), sodomy (oral or anal sexual acts), child molestation, incest, fondling and attempted rape. Sexual assault in any form is often a devastating crime. Assailants can be strangers, acquaintances, friends, or family members. Assailants commit sexual assault by way of violence, threats, coercion, manipulation, pressure or tricks.

• Installation Provost Marshal Office U.S. Army MP - 2704 Indiana Avenue and 29th Street ; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 911 for Emergencies; 270-798-7111/2/3
  Reporting any and all suspected Sexual Assault/Rape violations.


• Rape Crisis Counseling - Crisis Hotline: 1-800-879-1999
  Intervention & Treatment Services: BACH Emergency Center: BACH “B” Building 2nd Floor; 24 hours a day, 7 days per week The EC is a state of the art facility designed and staffed to provide emergency care in times of crisis. Services include but not limited to mass casualty, trauma, critical care and suicide ideations/gestures/attempts.


• ACS Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program - 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-412-5500; after hours 270-498-4319; Hours 0730-1630
  Prevention & Intervention Services: This program is designed to assist victims of sexual violence and to provide support and information to victims regarding their safety resources available in the community. Services are available whether a victim decides to report the incident to law enforcement or not. SARP provides 24/7 advocacy services in the full scope of Victim Advocacy.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)

Definition: Sexually Transmitted Diseases reported by personnel including Gonorrhea, venereal warts, syphilis, herpes, Chlamydia, etc.. HIV is not included in this definition.

• Preventive Medicine Department - 2576 23rd St. Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-956-0100/0202
  Primary Prevention and Education Services: Preventive Medicine offers a variety of public health related services to include: Environmental Health Section, Industrial Hygiene Section, Occupational Health Clinic, Public Health Nursing, Respiratory Protection Program, Travel Medicine Clinic, Tuberculosis Screening Clinic, Army Hearing Program, and Radiation Safety Program.

Social/Recreation Resources

Definition: Social is the method of living together or enjoying life in communities or organized groups while recreation is the refreshment in body or mind, as after work, by some form of play, amusement, or relaxation.

• Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers - Dale Wayrynen Recreation Center; 6145 at 38th and Desert Storm Avenue; Fort Campbell; Phone: 270-798-7858/7391; Operation hours – 1130-2200 Mon-Fri/1300-2200 Sat-Sun
  Support Services: Home to the BOSS Program, DW Recreation is a home away from home for Soldiers with indoor recreational activities, music rooms, game room, auditorium, and TV areas. The BOSS Program supports the overall quality of a single soldier’s life according to DA Circular 608-01-1 and also includes the unaccompanied soldier. BOSS provides leisure and recreation; community service opportunities; and single soldier well-being; and encourages and assists soldiers in identifying and planning recreational and leisure activities.


• ACS Family Resource Center (FRC) - 1501 William C. Lee Road, Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-956-2935; Family Assistance Call Line: 866-252-9391; Hours 0730-1630 M-F
  Support Services: The FRC is a one stop shop for all Family Readiness Groups (FRG) and their Family members. The FRC provides computers internet services, copy machines, and meeting rooms to hold a variety of FRG functions. The FRC is home to Army Community Services Family Programs.


• Fort Campbell Outdoor Recreation - 6645 101st Airborne Division Road; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-2175
  Support Services: Outdoor Recreation on post offers a wide variety of activities including Hunting and Fishing Programs; Adventure Programs; Challenge Course; Archery, Skeet and Privately Owned Firearms Ranges; Paintball; Camping; Parks, Pavilions and Riding Stables. These activities are available to ID Card holders individually or group rates are available.


• MWR Event Information - 6645 101st Airborne Division Road; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-2175
  Services: Fort Campbell MWR plays host to several events throughout the year, such as the Independence Day Celebration; Concerts; and a host of various activities all year long.


• MWR Sports and Fitness - 2702 Michigan Ave Room 217; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-3172Support Services: The Sports and Fitness office operates and maintains over 18 recreational facilities here at Fort Campbell including 7 physical fitness centers, numerous athletic fields and complexes, and Fryar Stadium. In addition to the operation of these facilities, the Sports Office also coordinates intramural athletics, Sporting Events, and tournaments, as well as assisting soldiers in applying for All Army Sports. The Intramural Sports Program offers Active Military the opportunity to enhance individual morale and unit esprit de corps, through individual and team competition. Intramural sports include softball, soccer, flag football, tennis, volleyball, basketball, racquetball and power lifting. The Sports and Fitness assists in conducting ECFT events throughout the year.


• Taylor Youth Services & Youth Sports - 80 Texas Avenue; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-3643: Hours 0530- 1900 Mon-Fri
  Services: Provides social interaction in a wide range of recreational and developmental activities for youth, grades K-12. Registration and physicals are required for all activities.

Spiritual Resiliency/Faith Resources

Definition: A liberal definition of spiritual resiliency is the inner-life ability to respond to life’s stressors, adversity or traumatic events and proceed in life without diminishment (chronic symptoms) to the soul (inner-life).

• Religious Education Center - 3203 Indiana; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270- 798-6124
  Support Services: Catholic, Jewish, Muslim, Orthodox, Pagan and Protestant Religious Education Programs. Also includes Sacramental Preparation (Catholic); Baptism Classes; Adult Education programs; Summer Vacation Bible Schools; Volunteer Teacher Training.


• Emergency Crisis Hotline - Garrison Chaplain’s Office; 3111 Bastogne Ave; Fort Campbell KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-2273; 24 hour hotline
  Emergency Support Services: This number should be used for emergency calls only.


• Garrison Chaplain Service - 3111 Bastogne Avenue; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-6124 (Units may contact their Unit Ministry Chaplain for assistance)
  Support & Educational Services: Chaplains provide a full spectrum of distinctive faith group worship, religious education, Youth Ministry, wide variety of counseling services and suicide prevention training. Also covers Grief Counseling, Family Wellness, Marriage & Family Counseling and a host of enrichment programs. Also contact your Unit Ministry Team for immediate counsel. Also includes Youth Ministry & Outreach Programs; Chapel Sponsored Women’s Programs, Sunday School Classes.


• Chaplain Services Family Life Center - 3101 Indiana Avenue; Ft. Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-3316; Hours: M-F 0900-1600
  Support Services: The Family Life Chaplains provide a full spectrum of counseling that covers Grief Counseling, Family Wellness, Marriage & Family Counseling and a host of enrichment programs. Also contact your Unit Ministry Team for immediate counsel.

Spouse Abuse/Domestic Violence

Definition: Substantiated cases of spouse abuse where the perpetrator is assigned to a unit/violence between couples.

• BACH Family Advocacy Program - Community Mental Health Services; 2523 22nd Street; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: During business hours 270-798-8601; After hours 270-798-8400; Prevention & Education (ACS) 270-412-5500; Victim Advocacy Services (ACS) 270-412-5500; Emergencies: 911
  Primary Care Treatment & Support Services: The Family Advocacy Program is designed to break the cycle of abuse as early as possible and to provide treatment for affected Soldiers and their Families. FAP provides assessment and counseling services for victims, offenders and Families where child abuse/neglect or adult abuse has occurred. Services are also offered to Families "at risk" for incidents of domestic abuse. The FAP is the Reporting Point of Contact (RPOC) for all allegations of child abuse/neglect and adult abuse. All installation law enforcement personnel, physicians, nurses, social workers, school personnel, childcare, youth services personnel, psychologists and other medical personnel are mandated reporters and are required to report suspected cases of abuse/neglect to the RPOC. All commanders will report allegations of abuse involving their Soldiers to the RPOC. Individuals may walk in or call for an appointment. Referrals are also taken from friends, Family members, command, physicians, military police, and various other civilian and military agencies. All allegations of abuse will be screened immediately and scheduled for an assessment at that time. Services include: individual, marital, Family and group therapy to address anger control, communication skills, relationship enhancement and parenting skills. FAP offers domestic abuse, anger management, parenting, and victim's support groups.
  
  Treatment services are offered to all eligible beneficiaries. There is a FAP social worker on call after normal duty hours and on weekends to address child abuse/neglect and adult abuse emergency cases. Call the hospital operator at (270) 798-8400 and ask to have the domestic abuse social worker who is on call to be paged.


• ACS Family Advocacy Program - Family Resource Center; 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell KY 42223; Phone: 270-412-5500
  Education & Prevention Services: FAP provides briefings to Battalion and unit commanders regarding the problems of Family violence and the programs available for assistance. FAP also provides the following classes and group sessions for Families: Anger Management Group, Stress Management Group, Women’s Support Groups, Couples Communication, Spouse Abuse Prevention Conflict Resolution, Victim Advocacy and transition compensation for abuse Family members.


• ACS Victim Advocacy Program - 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone 412-5500; Hours 0730- 1630
  Support Services: A victim advocate is available to offer support and information to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault between intimate partners and marriage regarding their safety and resources in the community. VA coordinators are available 24/7 and can provide assistance in emergency services, shelters, relocation, information on Protection orders, advocating for clients w/agencies on and off post, help in locating financial resources, communication w/command, information on reporting options, referrals for therapy and support groups, and follow-up services.


• ACS Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program - 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-412-5500 Hours 0730-1630
  Support Services: This program is designed to assist victims of sexual violence and to provide support and information to victims regarding their safety resources available in the community. Services are available whether a victim decides to report the incident to law enforcement or not. SARP provides 24/7 advocacy services in the full scope of Victim Advocacy and the BACH Emergency Center provides care 24/7.

Suicidal Ideation, Gestures & Attempts

Definition: Any thoughts or acts of self-injury.

• Blanchfield Army Community Hospital - 650 Joel Drive; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Central Hospital Number - 270-798- 8400
  Primary Treatment & Intervention Services: Emergency Center: BACH “B” Building 2nd Floor; 24 hours a day, 7 days per week The EC is a state of the art facility designed and staffed to provide emergency care in times of crisis. Services include but not limited to mass casualty, trauma, critical care and suicide ideations/gestures/attempts.
  Education & Prevention Services: Adult Behavioral Health; Emergency Center; Family Advocacy Program; EDIS; Exceptional Family Member Program; Child and Family Behavioral Health Service 650 Joel Drive; Community Counseling Center, and Division Mental Health Service. Point of Contact Main Desk: (270)798-4269 / 4097; Hours: 7:30 a.m.- 4 p.m.


• Garrison Chaplain Services - 3111 Bastogne Ave; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-6124 (Units may contact their Unit Ministry Chaplain for assistance)
  Intervention & Prevention Services: Chaplains provide a full spectrum of counseling and suicide prevention training. Also covers Grief Counseling, Family Wellness, Marriage & Family Counseling and a host of enrichment programs. Also contact your Unit Ministry Team for immediate counsel.


• Military Family Life Counselors (MFLC) - Family Resource Center; 1501 William C. Lee Road; 270-205-1917; Office hours from 0800-2000 Mon—Thurs/0800-1600 Fri
  Intervention & Prevention Services: MFLCs provide solution-oriented consultations to individuals, couples, families and groups. The Military and Family Life Consultant program is designed to provide support and assistance in a variety of issues. Issues can include combat stress, anxiety, grief, aggression, communication, deployment fatigue, etc. MLFCs services provide flexible appointment times, flexible meeting locations, no records are kept and services are FREE.


• ASAP Suicide Prevention Program - Phone: 270-412-6825; 2553 23rd Street and Kentucky Ave., Fort Campbell, KY 42223
  Prevention Services: The Suicide Prevention Program Manager is the proponent for Suicide Prevention Training for Soldiers, Family Members and Civilians.


• Other Resources Include
  
  • National Suicide Prevention Hotline - 1-800-273-8255
  
  
  • DCoE Outreach Center - 1-866-966-1020
  
  
  • Military One Source - 1-800-342-9647
  
  
  • Fort Campbell 24/7 Crisis Line - 270-798-2273
  
  
  • Clarksville Crisis Center - 931-648-1000

Teen Issues

Definition: Teens will have issues ranging from depression, anxiety, disciplinary problems, lack of interest, isolation, and school issues. The programs and services below can offer help to teens and parents to cope with everyday adolescent life crisis.

• Mandatory "Online" Training (AR 350-1) - Family Advocacy Program (FAP); 2523, 22nd Street, Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270-798-8601
  Intervention Services: FAP Social Workers provide interviews, assessments, intervention, and treatment and case management for families involved with child abuse. Some of the treatment services available include: Anger Management Group, Stress Management Group, Parenting Classes, and Child/Family Counseling.
  Intervention Services for Children & Teens: Child and Family Behavioral Health System Location: 650 Joel Drive, E Bldg., third floor; Point of Contact: 270-798- 8437.


• ACS Army Family Team Building Program - 1501 William C. Lee Road; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-4800; Hours 0730-1600 M-F
  Support & Education Services: AFTB offers personal and professional development classes free of charge to any person associated with the military. Soldiers E5 and below can earn up to 4 promotion points for taking 40 hours of training through AFTB. Classes offered monthly and Unit briefs and classes for FRGs are available upon request.


• Taylor Youth Services & Youth Sports - 80 Texas Avenue; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-3643: Hours – 900-1900 Mon-Fri
  Services Youth Sports: Provides a wide range of Team Sports for youth, grades K-12. CYSS Registration and physicals are required for all Sports.
  Services Taylor Youth: Provides age-appropriate experiences for Grades 6-12 that promote positive youth development through safe, accessible and youth friendly program settings that support and reflect youth interest, needs, input and involvement. CYSS Registration required and physical not required.


• Fort Campbell School Liaison - Building 79 Bastogne St; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone 270-798-9874; Hours 0800-1700
  Services: Assists parents with information and advocates on behalf of the student both on and off post schools. Provides support related to various issues for grades K-12. College scholarship opportunities, along with home school information, area private schools, and overall support.


• Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) - (Employee Assistance Program) Phone: 270-798-5253; 2553 23rd and Kentucky Ave., Fort Campbell, KY 42223
  Employee Assistance Program offers short-term counseling and referrals for Appropriated and Non-Appropriated Fund employees; Family members and Retirees on a space available basis.

Traffic Violations

Definition: Moving violations charged to individuals including speeding, failure to obey a traffic device, automobile accidents, and non-alcohol-related reckless driving. Also includes resources such as vehicle registration and additional training.

• Installation Provost Marshal Office U.S. Army MP - Phone: 911 for Emergencies; 270-798-7111/2/3; Fort Campbell, KY
  The Fort Campbell’s Office of the Provost Marshal provides 24-hour law enforcement, force protection, and community assistance to Commanders, Soldiers, Family members, Civilians and guests of Fort Campbell; maintains liaison with federal, state and local law enforcement agencies; supports installation contingency operations.


• Off Post Agencies
  
  • Clarksville Police Department - Administrative Division; 135 Commerce Street; Clarksville, TN 37040; 931-648-0656
  
  
  • Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department - Administrative Division; 120 Commerce Street; Clarksville, TN 37040; 931-648- 0611
  
  
  • Oak Grove Police Department - Administrative Office; 8505 Pembrooke-Oak Grove Road; Oak Grove, KY; 270-439-4602
  
  
  • Hopkinsville Police Department - Administrative Office; 112 West First Street; Hopkinsville, KY; 42240; 270-890- 1500
  
  
  • Christian County Sheriff’s Department - Administrative Office; 216 West 7th Street; Hopkinsville, KY; 42240; 270-887-4143

Transportation/Automotive

Defintion: Services regarding transportation and vehicles

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  • Jarmon Transportation Services - Nashville Airport and 170 Holiday Drive, Clarksville, TN; Phone: 615-275-0146 (Airport Location); 931-648-1411 (Clarksville Location)
    Services: Provides service between Nashville Airport and Fort Campbell. No hourly schdeule, service is offered every day including holidays except Christmas. Fare is $45.00 per person one way. Roundtrip fare is $80.00
  
  
  • 24 Hour Clarksville Airport Shuttle - Nashville Airport and Exit 11 Clarksville, TN; Phone: 931-552-9928/237-2699
    Services: Door to door service between Clarksville/Fort Campbell and Nashville International Airport, 24 hour service; $75 for first person, $10 for each additional person
  
  
  • Any Time-Transport Airport Shuttle - Nashville, TN; Phone: 615-217-7433
    Services: Travels primarily to and from Nashville Airport from and to the surburban areas of Nashville, Clarksville, Fort Campbell, and Mid TN


• Automotive Services
  
  • Air Assault Auto Repair Center and Parts Store - 5300 Airborne St & Tennessee; Fort Campbell, KY 42223; Phone: 270- 956-1101; after hours phone: 931-980-3226; Hours 0700-1700 Mon-Fri, Closed on Saturday, Sundays and Holidays
    Services: Car repair and parts store and wrecker /Lock out service available.
  
  
  • Firestone Car Care - 92 Michigan Avenue; hours 0700-1800 Mon-Sat, Closed Sun; Phone: 270-439-1865
    Services: Tires, vehicle services and repair and auto supplies


• Driver’s License Office
  
  • Clarksville - 220 West Dunbar Cave Rd; Clarksville, TN; Phone: 931-648-5596; Hours 0700-1730 Mon-Fri; 0800-1730 second Wednesday of each month
  
  
  • Hopkinsville - 100 Justice Way Christian County Justice Center; Hopkinsville, KY; Phone: 270-889-6540; Hours 0800-1620 Mon-Fri
  Services: Issues licenses and learner’s permits required to operate a motoro vehicle, I.D. cards to non-drivers who are county residents. Voter reigstration applications available at all locations; no test is required if current license is valid.


• Vehicle Registration
  
  • On-Post - Locations: Gate 4 & 7 and building 94 issues vehicle/motorcycle decals; an immediate right when you come in Gate 4 & 7; Phone: 270-798-5047; Gate 4 hours 0600-1830 Mon-Fri; 0900-1730 Sat; 0900-1330 Sun; Gate 7 hours 0730-1030 Mon-Fri; Closed weekends and Holidays
    Services: The vehicle registration section issues military personnel, Family members, Civilians, Contract workers, and Retirees, Department of Defense decals, weapons registration, and bicycle registration.
  
  
  • Off-Post
    
    • Tennessee Vehicle Registration - 350 Pageant Lane #502; Clarksville, TN; Phone: 931-648-5711; hours 0800-160 Mon-Fri
      Services: Vehicle registration/tags
    
    
    • Kentucky Vehicle Registration - 511 South Main Hopskinsville Rd; Hopkinsville, KY; Phone: 270-887-4105; hours 0800-1600 Mon-Wed; 0800-1800 Thu; 0800-1630 Fri
      Services: Vehicle registration/tags, marriage license, passport, deeds, election

Warrior Transition Unit/Transitions

Definition: The purpose of the Warrior Transition Unit is to prepare Soldiers to return to their active duty unit or to become successful Army veteran in civilian life through medical and physical treatment and transitioning assistance.

• Army Wounded Warrior Program (AW2) - Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) 2703 Michigan Avenue Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-412-6018 or 270-412-6000
  The Army Wounded Warrior Program (AW2) is the official U.S. Army program that assists and advocates for severely wounded, ill, and injured Soldiers, Veterans, and their Families, wherever they are located, regardless of military status. Warriors in Transition who qualify for AW2 are assigned to the program as soon as possible after arriving at the WTU. AW2 supports these Soldiers and their Families throughout their recovery and transition, even into Veteran status. This program, through the local support of AW2 Advocates, strives to foster the WT’s independence.


• Warrior Transition Unit - 2443 Kentucky Ave; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-412-8208, S1 & Finance 270-412-8657, Ombudsman 270-798-8827/7411
  Treatment & Support Services: The Warrior Transition Unit houses Soldiers with optimal medical benefit, expeditious and comprehensive personnel and administrative processing, while receiving medical care. The Army will take care of its Soldiers through high quality, expert medical care. For those who leave the Army, they will administratively process them with speed and compassion and assist with transitioning Soldiers medical needs to the Dept. of Veterans Affairs for follow-on care.


• Soldier Family Assistance Center (SFAC) - 2433 Indiana Ave.; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-412-6000; Hours of Operation 0730-1630 Mon-Fri
  Support Services: Provides WTB Soldiers with the support they need to heal and transition back to their unit or civilian life. The SFAC provides Soldiers and their Families with financial services, education counseling, social services, employment assistance, family advocacy, ACS services, military personnel services, VA assistance, chaplain services and referral services.


• BACH Ombudsman/Wounded Warrior Hotline - 650 Joel Drive; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798-8827/7411; Hours M-F :7:30 a.m.-430
  Support Services: BACH offers Soldiers and Family advocates for wounded, injured and ill Soldiers and their Family members. This service provides a neutral and informal process to assist warriors in transition and their Family members. The National Wounded Soldier and Family Hotline is 1-800-984-8523 and offer Soldiers and Family members a way to resolve medical issues when the chain-of-command route has been exhausted.


• Soldier for Life - 5661 Screaming Eagle Blvd; Fort Campbell, KY: 270-798-5000 Hours 0730-1600 Mon-Wed & Thurs-Fri 0730-1500
  Services: ACAP’s mission is to provide timely and effective transition assistance to all transitioning DA personnel, Retirees and their Families. The goal is to prepare those members in transition for success by providing pre-separation counseling and job search preparation.


• ACS Relocation Readiness Program - 6733 Air Assault; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone 270-798-6313/0513/956-2676; Hours: 0730-1630 Monday-Friday
  Support Services: “Plan my move” is an automated information system designed to provide relocation information for all military installations within CONUS and OCONUS. Website is www.militaryonesource.com. Other programs include Newcomers Orientation; Eagle Family Welcome; Smooth Move Briefings; Resources Center; Individual Relocation Counseling; Waiting Families Support; International Spouses support; Citizenship Classes; English as a Second Language classes; and Sponsorship Training.

Weight Management/Fitness

Definition: Facilitating maintenance of optimal body weight and percent body fat.

• BACH Nutrition Clinic - 650 Joel Drive Fort Campbell, KY; 270-798-8600; Mon-Fri 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
  Primary Prevention & Treatment Services: Specific for Active Duty only. Primary Care Services that includes Nutrition counseling and classes for weight loss and weight gain, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, sports nutrition, eating disorders and other nutrition based illnesses.


• Estep Wellness Center - 2270 14th & Kentucky; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone 270-798-4023/4664; Hours 0530-1930 M-F/0800-1700 Sat/1030-1600 Sun/0700-1800 Holiday/DONSAs
  Support Services: The center offers high quality cardio machines, a variety of strength & resistance training machines, free weights, sauna, steam room and more. The center also offers a variety of all level fitness classes such as cycle, Zumba(R), Total Pump, Yoga and more as well as personal training.
• Other Fitness Centers
  
  
• Olive Physical Fitness Center - 6990 Screaming Eagle Blvd; 270-798-4101


• Sabo Physical Fitness Center - 7037 Toccoa; 270-798-7355/7365


• Gertsch Physical Fitness Center - 3610 Indiana Ave; 270-798-2753


• Fratellenico Physical Fitness Center - 3932 Indiana Ave; 270-798-9418/9409


• Shaw Physical Fitness Center - 7979 California Road


• Fryar Stadium Sports and Fitness Office - 5666 Wickham Ave; 270-956-1006

Women’s Health

Definition: Women’s Health refers to OB/GYN Health/Issues.

• Blanchfield Army Community Hospital Dept. of Women’s Health - 650 Joel Drive; Fort Campbell, KY; Phone: 270-798- 4677 option 6
  Primary Care & Treatment Services: The Department of Women's Health includes the OB/GYN clinic, Labor and Delivery, Mother-Baby Unit and Special Care Nursery. The Department of Women's Health provides a wide spectrum of health care by OB/GYN specialty physicians, certified nurse midwives, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, nursing assistants and administrative staff.


• BACH Labor & Delivery - Phone 270-798-8090
  Primary Care Services: The Labor, Delivery and Recovery team is committed to providing comprehensive Family centered care to all active duty Soldiers and their dependents. The team’s goal is to partner with the patient and Family to ensure a safe delivery in the manner most suitable to the needs of the patient and baby. For the safety of the patient, it is recommended that only three to four guests be in the room at one time during labor. During the actual delivery, it is recommended only two guests be present. During a C-section only one guest may be present. All other guests are welcome to remain in the waiting area. Siblings under 12 years old must be accompanied by an adult. Visitors who are not siblings and are under 12 years old are not allowed on the Labor and Delivery Unit. For the safety of the baby, guests with cold or flu-like symptoms are encouraged not to visit the newborns. The Labor, Delivery and Recovery Unit is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. In addition, telephone consultation or triage is available on Labor and Delivery. Any emergent issues less than 20 weeks pregnant will be seen in the Emergency Center. For non-emergent issues, 20 weeks and above, Monday through Friday during normal business hours, please call the OB clinic at 270-798-8151. For any emergent issues, 20 weeks and above during weekends and after hours, please call or come to Labor and Delivery triage.


• BACH Mother-Baby Unit - Phone: 270-798-8090
  Support Services: Quiet Hours are from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. to allow newly postpartum patients adequate quiet for recuperation. The Mother-Baby Unit is located near the Labor, Delivery and Recovery Unit to provide Patient and Family-centered maternity and newborn care with minimum disruption and separation following birth. Mothers who deliver will experience a private room with their newborn baby. The unit has a Level I Special Care Nursery to provide advanced care for infants requiring further post-delivery transition needs. Healthy infants who do not require advanced care will share their mothers' room during their post-partum period. The mother and Family are welcome to invite adults and siblings to the room. Siblings under 12 years old must be accompanied by an adult other than the patient's primary support person. For the safety of the baby, guests with cold or flu-like symptoms are encouraged not to visit the newborns. It is recommended that no one other than the deemed support person stay overnight due to space limitations and the comfort of other patients receiving care.


• BACH Women’s Health Classes - Phone: 270-798-8750
  
  • Lactation Services - Phone: (270) 798-4677, Option 6; Location: BACH “A” Building, 3rd Floor in Women’s Health/OBGYN, Hours of Operation: Mon - Fri 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
    
    • Reasons to see a consultant before you deliver: You want to learn as much as you can about breastfeeding; if you had breastfeeding or lactation difficulty in the past; expecting more than one baby or a baby who may be sick or delivered early; you have a history of breast surgery and wonder if it will affect your breastfeeding; you think your breasts or nipples look odd to you or are very different from each other; or you worry that something about your health might make it hard to breastfeed.
    • Reasons to see a Lactation Consultant after you deliver: Consultant after you deliver: If you are concerned about your baby’s weight; you have questions and concerns about how your infant is acting during or after feeding; you feel you may have too much or too little milk; your provider or your baby’s provider sends you for help or you or your baby is hospitalized during the time you are nursing. A Lactation Consultant can help you identify the cause of a problem affecting breastfeeding for milk production; make suggestions about how to correct a problem; work with you to decide on a plan of care; suggest supplies or tools you can use to improve your breastfeeding experience (some supplies are provided during consultations if the Lactation Consultant confirms there is a need); provide you with written education and/or instructions; share information about other breastfeeding support and resources in the community; and provide follow-up consultations as needed.
  
  
  • Breastfeeding Classes and Peer Support at BACH
    Third Trimester Breastfeeding Class: Covers position and latch techniques, how to assess for milk transfer from mother to infant, how human milk production occurs, and reviews common breastfeeding concerns.
  
  
  • The MOM and ME Group - A place and time breastfeeding mothers can gather together with their breastfeeding infant and develop relationships with other breastfeeding mothers in the community. This is a place to share information and experiences with other mothers. A registered nurse International Board Certified Lactation Consultant will be present during this group session to offer support, address questions, and recommend follow-up if needed. An infant scale is available for use by the mothers.
  
  
  • Breast Pumps - How do I get a breast pump?
    
    1. Get a prescription
       • Your prescription must be from a TRICARE-authorized doctor, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, or nurse midwife.
       • Your prescription must show if you’re getting a basic manual or standard electric pump. To get a hospital-grade pump, you need to work with your provider and TRICARE contractor to get a referral and authorization
       • Your prescription doesn’t have to specify a brand.
       • If you’re going to get your breast pump from a network provider or durable medical equipment supplier, ask your provider to include a diagnosis code on your prescription.
       • We suggest you make a copy of your prescription for your records.
    
    
    2. Get a pump.
       
       • If you don’t want to pay up front, contact your TRICARE contractor to find a network provider or supplier. You need to show your prescription.
       • If you want to get your pump from a military clinic or hospital, follow their processes and procedures.
       • If you don’t mind paying up front, go to a TRICARE-authorized provider, supplier, or vendor (includes retail and online stores). Make sure to save and copy your receipt. You won’t need to show your prescription.
    
    
    3. File a claim.
       
       • If you use a network provider or supplier, you don’t have to file a claim.
       • If you bought the pump yourself, you have to fill out a DD Form 2642, attach a copy of the prescription and receipt, and mail it to your TRICARE claims processor. The TRICARE contractor will mail you a check.