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Hampton Roads area has a variety of facilities to meet your health care needs. You will find several private hospitals, outpatient treatment facilities, medical and dental practices and many specialty clinics.

All Navy health care facilities in Hampton Roads fall under Commander, Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth. The local facilities are Portsmouth Naval Medical Center, which includes Charette Health Care Center, five branch clinics and two community TRICARE clinics in Virginia Beach and Chesapeake. The branch clinics are located at Sewell's Point, Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Naval Air Station Oceana, and the Naval Weapons Station Yorktown. In addition, there are annexes at Naval Security Group Activity, Northwest and Fleet Combat Training Center, Dam Neck. All medical appointments are arranged through TRICARE Central appointments at (866) 465-4584.

The Charette Health Care Center, Portsmouth provides a comprehensive range of emergency, outpatient, and inpatient health care services to active-duty Navy and Marine Corps personnel, their families, and the many retired military members in the Hampton Roads area. Approximately 450,000 active duty, retired, and dependent military members are eligible to use this new facility.
Charette Medical Center, Portsmouth has the only military emergency room on the south side of Hampton Roads. The medical clinics, spread throughout Hampton Roads, serve all Navy and Marine Corps installations. The branch clinics in the area are not equipped to handle life-threatening emergencies. All life-threatening emergencies should be taken to the Charette Health Care Center, Portsmouth, or the nearest civilian facility. For more information on NMCP and area clinics, visit the NMC Portsmouth website.  
  
Active-duty personnel need to remember that they must use military care facilities. If an emergency does arise and an active duty person must use a civilian hospital, TRICARE must be notified at once, or insurance coverage is not assured. Personnel should visit the health care facility nearest them to obtain information on the availability of services at the facility.


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