Camp Atterbury Troop Medical Clinic, Indiana
Provides Role 1 support to service members in training and those supporting training. Health service support to active duty service members, U.S. Army Reserve, and National Guard members of First Army. Medical Validation for the Army Expeditionary Civilian Workforce.
Services Provided
- Role 1 medical support for service members on
- Annual Training
- Extended Combat Training
- Overseas Deployment Training
- Medical Readiness Support for title 10 Active Duty
- Medical Validation for Army Expeditionary Civilian Workforce
How to Make an Appointment
- Call the TMC main line at 812-526-1120 to schedule.
- The following services are provided by APPOINTMENT ONLY.
- PHA labs, require fasting after 10:00 pm the night prior.
- 35 and over, LIPIDS, Hgb A1C, and fasting glucose.
- 40 and over includes the above labs in addition to an EKG.
- HEARING & OPTOMETRY Screenings.
- PHA PROVIDER PORTION, completed telephonically or in person.
- HIV lab, every two years
Important Information
The evening prior to your lab draw:
No food after 10 p.m. You may have plain black coffee and we
highly encourage you to drink plenty of water the evening before and the morning of. Do not consume alcohol 24 hours before lab draw.
Off-Post Medical Resources
- Nearest Military Hospital: Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, Fort Campbell, Ky., 270-798-8400
- Nearest Civilian & Emergency Hospital: Johnson Memorial Hospital, 317-736-3300, 1125 W. Jefferson St., Franklin, Ind., 46131
- Role IV Care: IU Methodist Hospital, 317-962-2000, 1701 N. Senate Blvd., Indianapolis, Ind., 46202
TRICARE Options
TRICARE offers coverage for service members, families, and survivors. Retired service members, their families, and certain survivors may qualify to purchase additional coverage through the Federal Employees Dental and Vision Insurance Program. To learn more and see which plan you may use, visit
www.tricare.mil.