Irwin Army Community Hospital

Good morning IACH Patients,

To improve access to care, we are now posting daily updates on our page about same-day appointment availability, broken down into different categories. These appointments are for any patients assigned a Primary Care Manager at our main hospital only. Soldiers assigned to FHC and AHC offer separate appointments.

To understand the graphic, Family Practice encompasses any clinician that can see both pediatric and adult patients, Soldier Medicine is for those Soldiers assigned to Primary Care at IACH, and Internal Medicine only sees adult patients.

Same-Day Appointment Guidelines:
• Who Can Book: Patients assigned to a Primary Care Manager (PCM) at IACH. Soldiers assigned to Farrelly or Aviation Clinics use separate appointment processes.
• What Qualifies: Illnesses or injuries with a rapid onset (present for less than 5 days) such as fevers, sore throats, pain, migraines, sprains, burns, or cuts.
• What Does Not Qualify: Any illness or injury present for longer than 5 days. These conditions require a future, scheduled appointment rather than a same-day slot.

Check back daily for availability updates.

Good morning IACH Patients,

To improve access to care, we are now posting daily updates on our page about same-day appointment availability, broken down into different categories. These appointments are for any patients assigned a Primary Care Manager at our main hospital only. Soldiers assigned to FHC and AHC offer separate appointments.
To understand the graphic, Family Practice encompasses any clinician that can see both pediatric and adult patients, Soldier Medicine is for those Soldiers assigned to Primary Care at IACH, and Internal Medicine only sees adult patients.

Same-Day Appointment Guidelines:

• Who Can Book: Patients assigned to a Primary Care Manager (PCM) at IACH. Soldiers assigned to Farrelly or Aviation Clinics use separate appointment processes.
• What Qualifies: Illnesses or injuries with a rapid onset (present for less than 5 days) such as fevers, sore throats, pain, migraines, sprains, burns, or cuts.
• What Does Not Qualify: Any illness or injury present for longer than 5 days. These conditions require a future, scheduled appointment rather than a same-day slot.

Check back daily for availability updates.

IACH is poised for a fresh start today. With the chillers fixed, we will resume our normal operations.

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1st Infantry Division
Fort Riley
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On Thursday, June 11, 2026, we took a moment to push through the heat and celebrate 251 years of Army excellence with a traditional cake-cutting ceremony.

In keeping with military tradition, the birthday cake was cut using a ceremonial sword held jointly by our Hospital Commander, Command Sergeant Major, and the youngest Soldier in the IACH formation, PFC Alana Royster, a pharmacy specialist.

If you look closely at our first photo, you will notice the "1" in 251 is represented by the 1st Infantry Division crest. This was a purposeful design to showcase IACH's unwavering dedication to supporting the "Big Red One" and to serve as a celebratory reminder that the 1ID just celebrated their own birthday on June 8.

Happy 251st Birthday to the U.S. Army!