Anonymous Bradley Fighting Vehicle Systems Maintainer
Current
Fort Hood, Texas
Very Long wait for appointments
Former
Fort Hood, Texas
Health benefits are excellent. When our son was born we left the hospital after 5 days with a bill for $14.40 that was all we paid and if I remember correctly, it was for a photo of the baby.
Current
Lawton, Oklahoma
Best part is that it is free and available
Anonymous employee
Current
Fayetteville, North Carolina
good coverage.. but medical care at fort bragg is not worth the trip on post!
Anonymous employee
Former
Fort Knox, Kentucky
best thing is that it only cost me $27 a month to take care of my entire family. The worst thing was that the treatment both professionally and medically was substandard.
Anonymous 18Z
Current
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
impersonal care, rendered and a blindingly slow pace by medical providers who have no incentive to improve or threat of removal for poor or substandard care to their patient group.
Former
Fort Benning, Georgia
Soldiers get care for anything and everything to keep them mission-ready.
Current
Washington, District of Columbia
Healthcare coverage for active duty members and family members is comprehensive and have no additional cost.
Anonymous employee
Current
Tampa, Florida
it's free and you get what you pay for
Anonymous employee
Current
Fort Hood, Texas
Whether it is a physical or mental ailment, the Army pays for everything. Family members are also covered, but to a limit.