Readiness
Department of Soldier Readiness Services
About Us
The Medical Readiness Service (MRS) of the Soldier Readiness Processing (SRP) Center services all Active-Duty Soldiers, including Active Duty Reserve and Active Duty Guard Reserve (AGR). Access to our service is limited to Unit arrangements for appointments through the SRP. Walk-ins are not permitted. We provide a range of services to support Soldier readiness for Medical In-Processing (coordinated by JBLM Reception upon PCS arrival) and Deployments. These services include:
· Pre-Deployment Health Assessments (PreDHAs)
· Post-Deployment Health Assessments (PostDHAs)
· Immunizations
· Vision available on Tuesday and Thursdays from 07:30 – 16:00
· Hearing screening available during processing from Monday-Friday
· Lab draw samples from Service members to meet readiness and deployment requirements
· Periodic Health Assessments (PHAs) – limited availability based on daily schedule for Medical In-Processing; annual PHAs are coordinated through the Soldier’s unit/assigned Soldier Centered Medical Home (SCMH)
Directions
From I-5 South or North, take Exit 120 and travel south on 41st Division Drive to the Joint Base Lewis-McChord main gate. Continue south on 41st Division Drive until you reach Pendleton Avenue. Turn right on Pendleton Avenue and continue until you reach 10th Street. Turn left on 10th Street, and you will see the Medical Readiness Clinic of the Soldier Readiness Processing Center immediately on your left (located on the rear side of Waller Hall, across from Grand Staff Library). Continue down on 10th Street and turn left into the Waller Hall parking lot. Follow the sidewalk between the buildings to reach the Medical Readiness Clinic. For mapping directions to Waller Hall / Soldier Readiness Processing, the address is: 2140 Liggett Ave., Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA 98433.
Physical Examination Clinic
***Effective 31 March 2025 Physical Examination (PE) has been permanently moved to Winder, Okubo, and Allen Soldier Centered Medical Homes (SCMH).
For a smooth transition all Soldiers assigned to JBLM will get their respective physical completed at their Soldier Center Medical Home (SCMH) i.e. Winder, Okubo, and Allen Clinics. The Winder Clinic will also provide these services to our Recruiters applicant’s, General Officers Physicals, National Guard and Reserve members i.e. Comp 2 and 3. All MAMC Soldiers will get their Physical completed by their respective PCM.Point of Contact for making an appointment is the following:
Winder: Please call the front desk at 253-477-0801 or 253-477-0802
Okubo: Please call the front desk at 253-966-1991, option # 1
Allen: Please call the front desk at 253-967-0878 or 253-967-0881
MAMC: Please contact TRIWEST @ 800-404-4506 to schedule your appointment.
Hearing Program
The JBLM Hearing Program Clinic provides hearing screenings for only active-duty service members to update their Medical Protection System for annual hearing tests, plus pre-deployment and post-deployment hearing examinations.
· Annual/Follow-up Hearing Exams: To book, please call TRICARE at 800-404-4506 and request a “WELL” exam.
· Referrals for Diagnostic Evaluation with Audiologist: To book, please call TRICARE at 800-404-4506 and request a “SPEC” exam.
· Soldiers assigned to the 201st Expeditionary Military Intelligence Brigade, 16th Combat Aviation Brigade, and 51st Signal Battalion are seen at the Winder Clinic. · All physical (Retirement, Chapter, Flight, Ranger, or School) packets are seen at the Winder Clinic.
The JBLM Hearing Program is in place to protect and maximize the ability to hear and communicate, prevent hearing injuries, and provide clinical hearing care services for military and Department of the Army civilian personnel working or operating in noise hazardous settings. The JBLM Hearing Program focuses on four areas of service: Hearing Readiness, Operational Hearing Services, Clinical Hearing Services, and Hearing Conservation. Personnel will be enrolled in a comprehensive hearing program when required to work or operate in hazardous noise environments or with suspected ototoxins (ear poisons). Department of the Army Pamphlet 40-501, Paragraph 3-3, provides definitions of hazardous noise. Appendix C provides examples of typical noise hazardous activities that meet the criteria for enrollment in a comprehensive Hearing Program.
Directions
The Joint Base Lewis-McChord Hearing Program is located at the Madigan Annex and can be reached by taking I-5 Exit 122 and turning left onto Madigan Avenue and right onto Wilson Avenue, a left on Lincoln Avenue, left on McKinley Avenue, and a left onto East Johnson Street. Park in the parking lot on the left and enter through Ramp 2 and continue to Building 9911C.