Air Force Medical Service launches patient resource app

The U.S. Air Force Medical Service launched a smartphone app to provide its patients with information about the organization.

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The app is a mobile version of the AFMS website. It comprises health education resources, including features patients can customize based on the Air Force military treatment facility they visit. This feature populates the app with information about the individual clinic’s hours and contact information.

Patients can also securely connect with their Air Force health provider through the Tricare Online Patient Portal Secure Messaging platform, and can connect with other patients via a social media hub.

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