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Master Chief Christopher J. Dingler

Command Master Chief

Capt. John C. Nicholson

Commanding Officer

U.S. Naval Hospital Guantanamo Bay

USNH Guantanamo Bay is a small, remote community-based facility with 260 employees

providing healthcare for a population of approximately 5,500. The staff has earned one

the highest patient satisfaction rates among all military treatment facilities in the Navy,

has earned the Navy Surgeon General’s Blue H Gold Star award three consecutive years

and operates the only home health care program in the Navy. All services are provided

with a patient and family centered focus.

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Capt. Paula Y. Chamberlain

Executive Officer

NavHospGB

Keep the Navy and Marine Corps family healthy, ready and on the job. MISSION

GUIDING PRINCIPLES

VISION The Naval Station Guantanamo Bay family has the best readiness and

health in Navy medicine.

Honor the trust to provide the best care to those who defend our freedom.

Honor the “uniform” we wear.

Honor the privilege of leadership.

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U.S. Naval Hospital Guantanamo Bay

Services

Home Health (only facility in the Navy)

Multi-service inpatient ward

Nutritional service

Optometry/Lens Fabrication

Behavioral Health

Emergent Care

General Dentistry

General Surgery/Orthopedics/Ob-Gyn

Health promotions/wellness

Pharmacy

Physical therapy

Primary Care

Public Health

USNHGB provides basic, routine, primary, and urgent care to all residents and visitors to NSGB. The hospital does not have intensive care for newborns, children or adults, has limited dental care, blood products, phar-macy capabilities and imaging (x-ray/radiological) services. Medical travel insurance is highly recommended. Patients requiring a medical evacuation will be transported to the United States, which can cost on average $25,000 - $50,000.00 if travel insurance is not in place. All individuals receiving care will be billed for services unless covered by TRICARE (DoD beneficiaries). Individual patients are responsible for all costs not covered by insurance and the hospital is obligated to recoup 100 percent of billed costs.