Army Regional Health Command Pacific

Army Regional Health Command-Pacific (RHC-P) is a command headquartered in Urban Honolulu, Hawaii. It employs 32 people and generates an annual revenue of $100 million. RHC-P oversees a wide range of medical facilities, encompassing medical, dental, public health, veterinary, and warrior care and recovery services. These facilities are spread across a vast geographical area, serving military personnel and their families in Hawaii, Washington state, Alaska, California, Japan, Guam, and Korea. As the Army's largest regional health command by geographic scope, RHC-P plays a vital role in providing comprehensive healthcare solutions to a dispersed population. For more information about Army Regional Health Command-Pacific, please visit their website at army.mil/rhcpacific.