Raymond W Bliss Army Health Center - Fort Huachuca, Arizona

Heather F.

This is one of the worst medical facilities. I had a major fall went to an emergency room nothing broken still can't walk. Im still in a lot of pain but I have to wait over 2 weeks to see my primary doctor and I'm over 50. This place is incompetent unprofessional and only want to do minimal work. It took 5 months to get my referral to go through to a gastrologist. Come to find out I had a potential cancer spot a hernia amongst other things that I had to live with until I could see a doctor and get my referral to go through. I'm tired of being insulted by doctors and specialists if you can call them that. They act like they are the boss and you have no say in any of your care. Same thing goes for Tricare ins. Nobody there wants to do their job and when it's pointed out they're not you're the jerk. I pay for my insurance, and I pay my taxes these people don't have a right to be rude or to be acting like it's an insult to tell them they're not doing their job. Also instead of feeling safe about going to the doctors I get anxiety about going to my doctor's appointments because I know the crap I'm going to have to deal with.

J S.

Literally the worst medical facility I have experienced in 23 years of active duty. RWBAHC and the MISC need DOGE to clear house. Dishonest and incompetent federal employees. Good luck getting your medical records before separating or retiring, and hopefully you never need the results of any imaging within 6 weeks post imaging.

Shawna N.

My children have PCMs here, and they were kind and understanding to a different vaccine schedule than the CDC recommends for them. They weren't pushy or degrading, which was refreshing! Even the nurses. We've seen two female doctors, so I'll update their names when I call tricare to get them. Major Marerro was one! Amazing woman.

Petey ?. G. A.

I used to be in the medical field and from what I've seen in this facility, it needs a lot of improvements. First of all, getting a hold of the family care clinic on a Friday seems as if no one is available and then getting close to 1600 the information desk tried connecting me to two different numbers at that clinic around 1545 and I got transferred back to the information desk. The lady at the desk was nice and professional, she did say that the staff/nurses start heading out by 1600 but again it's only 1545. The mission is suppose to be patient care first but I don't see that here. I wish we were allowed to be seen at hospitals off post, I honestly don't see the need to have medical facilities on base when it cost less and you get better treatment off post and also get seen much faster.

Juicy F.

I can never get an appointment when I need it. How is this place still funded? Oh and they close every third Wednesday for a whole day of training? How much training do you need? A lot apparently when patients can't get appointments. They are my primary care provider? Please! Let's face it. High dessert clinic is my primary care provider at this point.

Ben S.

The Pharmacy is great and the civilian administration staff is very friendly. They did an AMAZING job during COVID as well.

Do not go to the clinic with more than two medical issues or be prepared to receive hostility due to the fact that the doctors and nurses are seriously understaffed and do not have enough time to properly care for each patient. If you have an issues that cannot wait just go to the ER if you are a Soldier; they don't allow you to go to urgent care unless you want to pay out of pocket. They will tell you to get a referral and then fight you on it and try to get you to see them in the clinic anyways.

Krystal S.

Worst facility I've ever had to deal with. Have to call constantly to fight for appointments that are atleast a month away only to be called the morning of to have them cancel it. ICE complaints get nothing done. They are extremely slow with refilling medications and good luck getting a pediatric appointment for a child under 2.

trey L.

This place keeps on improving. Some things should be changed like the fact that the "If this is a medical emergency, hang up and dial 911" message happens After all of the Covid-19 information. The option menu is also always hard to navigate, like if you don't know exactly what you are looking for, then you won't find it. Dialing 2, then 2, then 2 again and then waiting on the line without putting in any more info (or numbers) is how you get to the appointment line. Everything but those two things have changed here since I was five years old and I'm nineteen now, so that's good.