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| Keywords: wach ntc meddac medcom wrmc fort irwin fortirwin medical javier villanueva troop medical clinic javiervillanuevatroopmedicalclinic jvtmc army weed army community hospital weedarmycommunityhospital sgt. charles park sgtcharlespark sergeant charles park sergeantcharlespark wach public affairs wachpublicaffairs col. jason wieman coljasonwieman patient care patientcare california mojave desert mark n. hurtubise, aia, project architect marknhurtubiseaiaprojectarchitect Fort Irwin, California--The Javier Villanueva Troop Medical (JVTMC) is modeled after the DoD Health Affairs standard of a Patient Centered Medical Home with the goal of providing support to Soldiers with acute, well patient, and follow-up appointments each day. The facility is a scheduled appointment clinic. Walking in requesting to see a provider is not possible, except in emergency situations of Life & Limb, or eyesight. Hours vary to provide maximum coverage for patients. The Javier Villanueva Troop Medical Clinic is named after Specialist Javier A. Villanueva of Temple, Texas. Villanueva joined the Army Sept. 16, 2003, and served as a medical specialist stationed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, at Fort. Sam Houston in San Antonio Texas and at Fort Irwin in California. Specialist Villanueva was assigned to 2nd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, Fort Irwin, when he died on Nov. 24, 2005 in Asad, Iraq, of injuries sustained the previous day, Nov. 23, when he was killed in action by an improvised explosive device detonated near his dismounted patrol during combat operations in Hit, Iraq. Photo by Sgt. Charles Park, Weed Army Community Hospital Public Affairs. (PAO Released). Fort Irwin, California--The Javier Villanueva Troop Medical (JVTMC) is modeled after the DoD Health Affairs standard of a Patient Centered Medical Home with the goal of providing support to Soldiers with acute, well patient, and follow-up appointments each day. The facility is a scheduled appointment clinic. Walking in requesting to see a provider is not possible, except in emergency situations of Life & Limb, or eyesight. Hours vary to provide maximum coverage for patients. The Javier Villanueva Troop Medical Clinic is named after Specialist Javier A. Villanueva of Temple, Texas. Villanueva joined the Army Sept. 16, 2003, and served as a medical specialist stationed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, at Fort. Sam Houston in San Antonio Texas and at Fort Irwin in California. Specialist Villanueva was assigned to 2nd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, Fort Irwin, when he died on Nov. 24, 2005 in Asad, Iraq, of injuries sustained the previous day, Nov. 23, when he was killed in action by an improvised explosive device detonated near his dismounted patrol during combat operations in Hit, Iraq. Photo by Sgt. Charles Park, Weed Army Community Hospital Public Affairs. (PAO Released). | ||||
