Medical Readiness Clinic (MRC)

The Medical Readiness Clinic is located at Maude Hall (One-Stop), Bldg. 6400 on the 2nd Floor.

Services Provided

Service	Eligibility	Scheduling
Comprehensive Individual Medical Readiness (IMR) Review	Army	Walk-in
Periodic Health Assessment (PHA) Part 1: Completed by SM online before booking appointment for Part 2: https://medpros.mods.army.mil/portal Part 2: Book appointment by calling Central Appt Line	Army, Marine Corps, Navy	By Appointment (in person or virtual); Call Central Appt Line
Audiology/Hearing Test	Army	By Appointment; Call Central Appt Line
Optometry/Vision Screening	Army	Walk-in
Immunizations (NOTE: Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force service members must bring print copy of their IMR)	All service members	Walk-in; No groups larger than 5 SM/Unit at a time
Neurocognitive Assessment Tool (NCAT) Testing	Army; Tier 1 (RED NCAT status)	By Appointment; Scan QR Code below

 

 

 

 

NCAT Testing Program

New MEDPROS Requirement - NCAT

Currently all Soldiers on peninsula are coded “RED” (Tier I) or "AMBER" (Tier II/III) in MEDPROS for NCAT, which stands for Neuro-Cognitive Assessment Tool. This is a new mandatory requirement under the DOD Cognitive Monitoring Program (CMP). Individuals are categorized into three tiers based on their MOS's level of risk. You can verify your NCAT status on MEDPROS to find out what Tier you fall under. Or click here to see the full MOS Prioritization List.  

Blast Overpressure Exposure Prioritized by MOS

Tier Level	Description	Suspense
I	SM's duties/position exposes them to overpressure consistently	NLT 1 OCT 2025
II	SM's duties/position exposes them to overpressure frequently	NLT 1 OCT 2026
III	SM's duties/position exposes them to overpressure occasionally	NLT 1 OCT 2027

What is NCAT?

It is DOD policy that all service members and DOD civilian employees across the deployment cycle will undergo computerized neurocognitive assessment testing. Neurocognitive assessment tools (NCATs) are used to screen for changes in cognitive status over time.

What is ANAM?

The Automated Neuropsychological Assessment Metrics (ANAM) is the DOD-designated neurocognitive assessment tool until evolving science and medical best practices inform a change in policy. It is one of several commercially available neurocognitive tools consisting of a library of computer-based assessments of cognitive domains including attention, concentration, reaction time, memory, processing speed, and decision-making.

How to Get Tested for NCAT

NOTE: Only individuals coded RED (Tier I) for NCAT in MEDPROS are eligible for testing at this time. Please verify your NCAT status in MEDPROS before arriving or booking an appointment. Or click here to see the full MOS Prioritization List.

There are two options for NCAT testing:

Option 1: NCAT Surge Testing Site – Vandal Training Complex (Rm 102)
Dates: 28 July – 08 August
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

• Walk-in only. First come, first served.
• Testing available until daily capacity is reached.

Option 2: NCAT Testing Center – Medical Readiness Clinic (MRC) (Rm 202)
Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

• By appointment only.
• Scan the QR code below to reserve a testing slot.

Eligibility Notice:
Only individuals coded RED (Tier I) for NCAT in MEDPROS are eligible for testing at this time. Please verify your NCAT status in MEDPROS before arriving or booking an appointment. Or click here to see the full MOS Prioritization List.