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TEMPLATE for
Medical Concept of Support
Title:
POC
EMAIL
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EXAMPLE:
Concept of Medical Support
Concept of Medical Support:
During all four phases of the TITLE
operation, UNIT will assist in developing,
planning, and facilitating all aspects of
medical support requirements for Annual
Training at LOCATION on DATE.
Phase I : Training and Preparation
Medical readiness, training, and
logistical support will be accomplished
by synchronizing our efforts directly with
respective Battalions.
Phase II: Home Station to FPVA
(31JUL19) Medical support and sick-call
will be provided by internal Battalion
assets. FPVA TMC provide medical
coverage for ADVON and TORCH.
Phase III: Training at FPVA
(31JUL21-
14AUG21).
Medical support during
training operations supported by
Battalion aid station located at
respective Battalion AOs. Role I BAS
operational hours projected to be 24
hours, supported by organic combat
medics and medical providers.
Phase IV: Recovery and Deployment
(12-14AUG121
Medical support during
recovery will be conducted by internal
battalion assets or by post TMC (BLDG
1692)
Fort Pickett TMC
BLDG 1692
#: 434-292-2526
Mon-Fri ONLY
0700-1700
Fort Pickett
EMS
EMS
P.A.C.E PLAN from Point of Injury
P
434-292-8334 or 2227 (Range OPS)
A
FM 34.10 or 36.10
C
434-292-8444 (FT Pickett Police)
E
911 (HARD-LINE ONLY)
Key Tasks:
•
Establish Class VIII accounts with Kenner
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Hard numbers on medical personnel
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Evacuation Platforms
Medical/BH Resources:
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Role 1 Fort Pickett TMC BLDG 1692
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Emergency Medical Service (EMS) located at
BLDG 1485 intersection of Military Rd and West
Parade Rd
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Role 3: Southside Regional Hospital
•
Role 4: Virginia Commonwealth University,
Richmond, VA (Trauma Center)
Class VIII:
•
Establish CL VIII (DODDAC) account through Fort
Lee Kenner.
Evacuation:
•
Ground: Field Litter Ambulance
•
Ground: Non-Standard Evacuation Platform
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Ground: GSA Litter Capable Vehicle
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Ground: Civilian ambulance (EMS) located at BLDG
1485 corner of Military road and West Parade road
1LT Luz Bruno 757-971-2107
Luz.d.bruno.mil@mail.mil
As of 24 APR 19
Unit MEDEVAC Planning Considerations:
Ground Evac Distance: 46 miles (55 min drive
time) to
primary
hospital: Southside Regional,
Petersburg, VA
Air MEDEVAC Flight times
Appx. response time from initial medevac request
is to 20 minutes.
Priority of LZ/PZ sites:
1.
Field Sites and Ranges
2.
TMC Helipad
(Day only!)
3.
Blackstone Army Airfield
4.
Post HQ Helipad (across from BLDG 472)
Trauma Center:
Virginia Commonwealth University Critical Care
ER, Richmond VA (VCU)
804-828-9000
*Soldiers will be Air MEDEVAC’d to this hospital*
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MISSION CONCEPT OF MEDICAL SUPPORT
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Tasks to units:
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Provide internal Health Service Support (HSS) to
respective unit and elements operating through BDE AO
IOT preserve the fighting force.
Role II assets will primarily remain co-located with the
BSA
•
Coordinating Instructions
•
BPT provide Role I/ll treatment to all friendly units
operating within brigade.
•
Medical Logistics
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Medical units will deploy with full basic loads. Units will deploy with 100% of MES/DES sets.
•
BAS will deploy with 5 DOS, BSA to maintain 7 DOS Requests for CL VIII should be made to the Brigade Medical
Logistics Officer
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Primary method of resupply is at AXP
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POC for CL VIII re-supply will be SFC Bussard at 429
th
BSB SPO
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Tick collection KITS will be ordered by respective BN Medical section
Medical Evacuation facts:
Aeromedical evacuation (MEDEVAC) is the preferred method of evacuation for urgent,
urgent surgical, and priority casualties
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Casualties will be MEDEVAC’d with body armor and ACH only. Units will maintain
control of weapons and sensitive items.
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Preventative Medicine
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At a minimum company size elements must have one qualified field sanitation team
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Coordinate through the BDE Surgeon Cell for preventative medicine, entomology, or sanitation needs that
exceed unit capabilities
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BDE PM Personnel from CMED 429
th
BSB will conduct surveillance of potential medical threats in the AO
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Dental
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Dental care in the AO is limited to emergency dental treatment only
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Units requiring dental support will make requests by contacting the BDE Surgeon Cell
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X-ray
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On Hand.
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Lab services
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None
Unit Medical Evacuation:
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C-MED 429
th
BSB will establish AXPs throughout BDE AO in coordination with
Battalion MEDOs as deemed necessary.
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POI to BAS: Maneuvered within respective BN SOP / Unit Coordinates ground
CASEVAC
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BAS to Role II: Unit coordinates ground CASEVAC / BN MEDO or S3 coordinates AXP
link with C-MED
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Role II to Role III: C-MED Coordinates MEDEVAC via BDE S3 for patient transport
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Role II to BAS: If Soldier is RTD, respective unit will coordinate trans to collect their
own Soldiers from C-MED
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Non-life threatening issues: internal CASEVAC
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Soldiers who seek hospital/clinic and
follow-up appointments will be transported by
respective company leadership
As of DATE
POC NAME
POC EMAIL
Medical C2:
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BN medical sections/S1 will track their Soldiers status (RTD,
DNBI)
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BSB Patient Administrator will track all incoming and outgoing
patients + patient holding status (72 hours)
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BDE Surgeon Cell will track any changes and relocation of AXPs
and Role II through phase changes
Concept Of Support:
116th will use organic medical assets to sustain
the fighting force by providing level I and level II care in a forward
posture during AT21. The nature of this mission and expected
offensive operations over difficult terrain will necessitate the rapid
evacuation of casualties to the apropriate level Military Treatment
Facility (MTF) IOT to ensure the maximum survivability rate for each
casualty.
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Post HLZs
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Fort Pickett
TMC
Concept of Medical Support (Continued):
Role I medical support will be provided by respective battalion medical
platoons at respective BAS locations.
Role 2 support via CMED 429
th
BSB.
Fort Picket TMC will be utilized for additional
medical support and emergency care. All live-fire ranges will be supported by internal BN assets, current combat life
saver qualified personnel, and combat medics (68W). Medical evacuation platforms will consist of Army Air Medevac,
EMS (Ambulance), Field Litter Ambulance (FLA), Nonstandard Evacuation vehicle, or GSA vehicle.
Fort Pickett EMS Evacuation strategy
Depending on SM’s injury, health status, and ER wait times,
The Fort Pickett EMS dispatcher determines which hospital
listed below the injured Soldier will be forwarded to via EMS
Ambulance:
1.
Southside Regional, Petersburg, VA
(46 miles/55 minutes)
200 Medical Park Blvd, Petersburg, VA 23805
804-765-5000
**PRIMARY**
2.
VCU Community Memorial ER at South Hill, VA
(32 miles/52 minutes)
1755 N Mecklenburg Ave, La Crosse, VA 23950
434-447-3151
3.
Centra Southside Community ER, Farmville, VA
(31 miles/50 minutes)
800 Oak St, Farmville, VA 23901
434-392-8811
4.
Swift Creek ER, Chesterfield, VA (28 miles/55 minutes)
14720 Hancock Village St, Chesterfield, VA 23832
804-818-7750
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LAST OPTION:
Ground Transportation time from Fort
Pickett to VCU Medical Critical Care Center, Richmond,
VA is approximately
70 minutes
.
Air MEDEVAC location.
Fort Pickett TMC information:
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BLDG 1692
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MON-FRI 0730-1700
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Sick-Call: 0730-0930
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Phone: 434-292-2526
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Internal Medics will provide medical Screening every
weekend at established AO.
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Provider/Medic available after hours care: 804-691-5402
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Range Control: 434-292-8334
PRIMARY
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Post Gym: Medical SRP
and COVID Vaccines
Buildings
1700 & 1702
:
SRP - Administrative
PX
Post TMC:
BLDG
1692
Concept of Operation
Phase 1:
SMs will report to building 1700 at
designated time for SRP induction brief. SRP
staff will determine where SMs will be routed.
Phase 2
: Transportation to and from BLDG
1700/1702 to Post Gym will be provided.
Phase 3:
SRP/MRE must check-out at BLDG
1700/1702. This is the final destination point.
SRP Load Report Times:
0700 (50 PAX)
0800 (50 PAX)
1000 (50 PAX)
1200 (50 PAX)
Timeline
:
DTG:
AUG 1-4 and 9-13
Operational Hours
:
0730-UTC
Medical Command (MEDCOM)
OIC: CPT Louis Alvey
NCOIC: SFC Dan Noel
116
th
SRP OIC: MAJ Kim Wynn
116
th
MRE OIC: 1LT Lucy Bruno
RTI
SRP/MRE Overlay
Van pick-up location:
Transportation point for BLDG
1700/1702 will be located on the side
parking lot. The gym pick-up location
will be in the rear parking lot
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