Health, Safety and Work-Life Service Center

Norfolk, Virginia

Notice of Privacy Practices

The medical/dental/work-life practice portion of this concept is one of a multi-location, group practice (Field Office), dedicated to keeping USCG forces healthy and on the job. All CONUS practice locations (clinics) are part of a Field Office practice and will be operated/designated as troop medical clinics, mission funded and operated to care for active duty Coast Guard members. Practice locations in the “overseas” locations of Alaska and Puerto Rico may be operated as family practice sites, based upon command determination of mission and need. A dedicated, experienced management team, overseeing the practices of multiple providers offers economies of scale, standardization of clinical and business practices, returns administrative time that was previously required at all locations to now to be concentrated at the regional level, and returns time for direct health services to those locations where physicians, dentists and pharmacists were previously charged with administrative duties

 

Mission –PREVENT, PROTECT, PROVIDE

HSWL is responsible for ensuring/coordinating access to and/or delivery of Health, Safety and Work Life services to Coast Guard members and employees. HSWL interprets and implements Health, Safety and Work Life program policies as set forth in applicable guidance, assesses and responds to identified program needs of Coast Guard units and prioritizes the delivery of available resources to Coast Guard units. HSWL works collaboratively with CG-11, PSC, DoD and TRICARE contract entities in ensuring/coordinating access to and/or delivery of cohesive HSWL services to active duty members, family members, retirees and their families and other authorized beneficiaries. HSWL ensures the integration of readiness data, delivery/coordination of direct care, and provides oversight and advice to all field units for all Health, Safety and Work Life programs.

 

HSWL Components

 

HSWL Service Center Regional Practices (RP)

 


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