About Us
The 23d Medical Group provides outpatient medical, dental, occupational, environmental and preventative health care services in support of a combat-ready HC-130, HH-60, A-10 rescue and close air support wing (23 WG) and an Air Ground Operations Wing (93 AGOW). The group's 280 staff members serve more than 24.3K beneficiaries with a $12.8 million annual operation budget.
23d Health Care Operations Squadron
The 23d Health Care Operations Squadron maximizes the combat readiness and lethality of Moody's warfighters by delivering unparalleled medical care and support to the installation. The squadron provides services including Adult Medicine, Pediatrics, Women’s Health, Allergy/Immunizations, Ambulance Response, Pharmacy, Laboratory Services, Diagnostic Imaging, Medical Logistics/ Biomedical Equipment, Medical Information Services, TRICARE Operations and Patient Administration, Facility Management, and Resource Management. We enable mission success by providing comprehensive healthcare to over 8K active duty and civilian patients and 24K TRICARE beneficiaries, as well as managing and executing critical War Reserve Materiel assets for Immediate Response Force taskings. This dual focus ensures our warfighters are medically prepared and focused for any scenario. From the clinic to the contingency, we keep Team Moody healthy, lethal, and ready.
23d Operational Medical Readiness Squadron
The 23d Operational Medical Readiness Squadron’s primary mission is to care for the warfighter. This unit optimizes human performance through delivery of operational and preventive medicine to ensure Trusted Care for the "Flying Tigers," tenant organizations, and families. The squadron is organized into eight flights providing services including Adult Medicine, Flight and Operational Medicine, Human Performance, Dentistry, Bioenvironmental Engineering, Mental Health, Veterinary Medicine, and Public Health. Together, these sections oversee the Individual Medical Readiness of active-duty members and the Occupational Health for installation industrial workers. The squadron provides support to the installation’s Army Veterinary team to perform food safety, commercial audits, and care for the region's largest, most deployed military working dog population and privately owned companions, as space is available.