Connelly Health Clinic

• Named After a Distinguished Leader: Connelly Health Clinic is named in honor of a significant figure in military medicine, reflecting the Army’s tradition of recognizing outstanding medical service. • Located at Fort Leonard Wood: The clinic serves the Fort Leonard Wood community in Missouri, a major Army training installation known for its Engineering, Chemical, and Military Police schools. • Part of General Leonard Wood Army Community Hospital: Connelly Health Clinic operates as an outlying clinic of the main hospital, supporting the health needs of thousands of soldiers and trainees. • Focus on Trainee Health: The clinic specializes in providing medical care to Army trainees, ensuring their fitness and readiness during rigorous basic and advanced training courses. • COVID-19 Response Hub: During the COVID-19 pandemic, Connelly Health Clinic played a crucial role in testing, screening, and vaccinating thousands of personnel, helping to maintain force readiness. • Integrated Behavioral Health Services: The clinic offers behavioral health services, helping to support the mental well-being of soldiers undergoing intense training regimens. • Cutting-Edge Digital Records: Connelly Health Clinic utilizes the Department of Defense’s latest electronic health record systems to ensure seamless care and medical data security. • Annual Flu Vaccine Drives: The clinic organizes annual flu vaccination campaigns, often vaccinating over 10,000 service members and staff each season. • Support for Major Training Events: The clinic provides medical coverage and support for large-scale field exercises and graduation events, ensuring rapid response to any health emergencies. • Community Health Initiatives: Aside from treating injuries and illnesses, Connelly Health Clinic engages in preventive health education, nutrition counseling, and wellness classes for the Fort Leonard Wood community.