Public Health Command-Pacific

U.S. Army Public Health Command-Pacific is a direct-reporting unit of Regional Health Command-Pacific, the Army's most geographically dispersed medical command. Headquartered in Honolulu, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., and Camp Zama, Japan, PHC-P provides comprehensive public health support to protect the force, promote health, and prevent disease and injury via preventive medicine strategies, veterinary services, and food defense operations throughout the Indo-Pacific region. We embrace the One Health approach to public health, which is the concept that health in animals, people, and the environment are interrelated. PHC-P fully integrates the One Health concept and enables commanders to have medically ready forces, ensuring the health and wellbeing of all beneficiaries, strengthening community and strategic relationships, and establishing a medical force prepared to meet any challenge.