Everything about Mcdonald Army Health Center totally explained
Fort Eustis' first hospital opened on
March 26,
1941, and was commanded by
Colonel William Borden. The War Department declared the hospital surplus property in
August 1944 and transferred it to the
Navy Department. The hospital was transferred back to the
Army on
February 1,
1946, and renamed U.S. Army Hospital,
Fort Eustis on
September 1,
1948. In
March 1961 it was renamed for
Brigadier General Robert McDonald.
The current facility was built in
1964, and saw the additions of an outpatient clinic in
1976, orthopedic and women's health clinics in
1993, administration building in
1998, and business office in
1999.
The hospital today is a 30-bed
JCAHO-accredited facility, but doesn't provide inpatient or
emergency care. Major services include adult and pediatric medical and surgical care and an urgent care clinic.
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