Throwing themselves into their work, NH Pensacola personnel provided healthcare, both emergent and routine; housed more than 35 obstetric patients who could have been negatively affected by the pressure system of the storm; delivered babies – at least one by flashlight; offered assistance to a damaged local civilian hospital in order to keep it operational; and assurances and assistance to a vast array of young and elder ‘military families’ throughout those frightful days in mid-September. “Caregivers are often as, or more, susceptible to developing stress-related symptoms following such natural disasters as Ivan,” said Cmdr. Edward Simmer, head of the Special Psychiatric Rapid Intervention (SPRINT) team.
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After the Storm

Coping With Tragedy

Managing Stress

Health Promotion Tips
On Dealing With Stress

Delivery by flashlight

Outpatient Pharmacy Formulary

ACDU Chiropractic Clinic

Health Promotion Tips
On Dealing With Stress

Mental Health for Troops

Health Insurance Portability &
Accountability Act

Combat PTSD therapy

Women and Children's
Nursing Department Virtual Tour