David Grant Medical Center is a state-of-the-art medical facility serving 750,000 military beneficiaries in the eight western states.
The facility operated by the 60th Medical Group encompasses 808,475 square feet with 3,662 rooms, approximately 200 inpatient and 75 aeromedical staging flight beds, 52 dental treatment rooms, and serves 400,000 patients annually. The four story structure is divided into three patient zones - impatient nursing units, diagnostic and treatment areas, and outpatient clinics. The hospital is designed around five large courtyards and is greater than two football fields in width and almost four football fields in length.
The medical center offers a complete range of medical, surgical and dental services. Including magnetic resonance imaging, nuclear medicine and a world-class hyperbaric medicine service. These services are supported by an active clinical investigations program as well as extensive post-graduate training programs in medicine, dentistry, nursing and health care administration.
A "typical day" at David Grant involves 31 admissions, 158 inpatients, 3 births, 16 operations, 1,152 clinic visits, 6,245 laboratory procedures and 2,178 prescriptions. The medical center is currently staffed by l,363 military and 238 civilian personnel.
David Grant also has two off-site out-patient clinics located in Sacramento approximately 50 miles from Travis. The McClellan Clinic and the Mather Clinic both fall under the Medical Operations Squadron, DSN 799-3820 or 707 423-3820.