Base Operational Medicine Clinic
Periodic Health Assessment
Annual Requirements (Testing/Screenings)
Please check the
MHS GENESIS Patient Portal for any messages about labs or screenings that may be required to finish your Individual Medical Readiness (IMR) requirements with your PHA. If you have any pending labs, you should receive a message that you can visit the lab on a walk-in basis once orders are placed.
Air Force
Your PHA is due every 12 months for all members (PRAP, AuoF, Fly, and Non-Fly components). To start the process please visit the
My IMR site and complete your Periodic Health Assessment Questionnaire (PHAQ).
Air Force Non-flyers & Arming Use of Force
After completion of PHAQ you’ll be prompted to complete your Mental Health Assessment (MHA).
Please make an appointment by calling 402-232-2273, option 1,1. MHA is by appointment only. Once you’ve completed your PHAQ and MHA, the Offutt Medical Group will complete a record review before signing off your PHA.
Please be patient as this may take some time to fall off your IMR.
**If you’re Arming Use of Force your PHA has an in-person requirement to coincide with your occupational health requirements. You’ll have to make an appointment with the PRAP clinic. You must complete your PHAQ before making an appointment.**
Flyers (DD2992 Holders)
After completion of PHAQ you’ll need to contact Flight and Operational Medicine Clinic to schedule a Fly PHA/MHA. Flyers are required to be seen in-person for their PHA and MHA in one appointment. Please make an appointment for your Audiogram and Fly PHA by calling 402-232-2273, option 1,1. You must have your Audiogram within 30 days
before your Fly PHA appointment.
Sister Services
PHAs are due every 12 months for all members (PRAP, AuoF, Fly, and Non-Fly components). To start the process, fill out the respective sister service component questionnaire through the
ePHA portal (Navy) or
MEDPROS portal (Army). Once complete, please send BOMC a message to let us know is completed.
Members use the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal and send a message to Offutt BOMC (search "Offutt BOMC").
Without your notification we’re unable to track your PHA requirements and completion. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but this allows BOMC to appropriately track and complete your PHA in a timely manner, so you do not go overdue.
Non-flyers & Arming Use of Force
After completion of PHAQ you’ll be prompted to complete your Mental Health Assessment (MHA). Please make an appointment by calling 402-232-2273, option 1,1. MHA is by appointment only. Once you’ve completed your PHAQ and MHA, the Offutt Medical Group will sign off your PHA after completing a record review.
Please be patient as this may take some time to fall off your IMR in MRRS (NAVY) or MEDPROS (ARMY).
**If you are Arming Use of Force your PHA has an in-person requirement to coincide with your occupational health requirements. You’ll have to make an appointment with the PRAP clinic. You must complete your PHAQ before making an appointment.**
Flyers (DD2992 Holders)
After completion of PHAQ you’ll need to contact Flight and Operational Medicine Clinic to schedule a Fly PHA/MHA. Flyers are required to be seen in-person for their PHA and MHA in one appointment.
Please make an appointment for your Audiogram and Fly PHA by calling 402-232-2273, option 1,1. You must have your Audiogram within 30 days
before your Fly PHA appointment.
Deployment-Related Health Assessment
Deployment-Related Health Assessment 1
Your DRHA must be completed within 120 days of Estimated Departure Date. To start the process please by log onto the
My IMR site and complete the Deployment-Related Health Assessment Questionnaire (DRHA or DD Form 2795). After completion, you’ll be prompted to complete your DRHA1 appointment. This appointment must be completed in person, no virtual option will be available as this is an AFI requirement. DRHA is by appointment only, check-in at the Flight Medicine Clinic. Please send a portal message to “Offutt Deployment Health Assessments” or call 402-294-8145 to schedule your DRHA.
If you are identified as having waiver-able condition(s) at your DRHA, you’ll be notified and processed through BOMC to push a waiver. Waivers require medical stability, and if you’re on a profile with a mobility restriction or AAC Code 31 you won’t be deployable at that time. If you require a waiver, they do take time. BOMC or Public Health will call you when waiver process is complete to notify you of acceptance or denial.
Deployment-Related Health Assessment 2
DRHA2 must be completed no later than 30 days after returning from deployment. To start the process, log onto the
My IMR site and complete the Deployment-Related Health Assessment Questionnaire (DRHA or DD Form 2796). After completion, patients will be prompted to complete the DRHA2 appointment. This appointment must be completed in person; no virtual option is accepted, as this is an AFI requirement. Patients must complete their DRHA2 before going on leave or R&R. DRHA2 is by appointment only; check in at the Flight Medicine Clinic. To schedule DRHA, send a portal message to “Offutt Deployment Health Assessments” or call 402-294-8145.
Deployment-Related Health Assessment 3/4/5
DRHA3/4/5 are completed via phone call or telehealth. To start the process please by log onto the
My IMR site and complete your Deployment-Related Health Assessment Questionnaire (DRHA or DD2796). After completion you’ll be prompted to complete your DRHA3/4/5 appointment. DRHA3/4/5 are completed by appointment only, but will be conducted via phone. Please send a portal message to “Offutt Deployment Health Assessments” or call 402-294-8145 to schedule your DRHA.
Medical Profiles – Fitness Restrictions
Active Duty Service Members (Air Force, Navy, Army, Marines)
Please schedule appointments with your primary care provider. Profiles are only created when indicated by the specific physical and/or mental conditions discussed in a provider appointment, and a provider will profile you appropriately per medical standards and regulations. If you’re having issues with obtaining required documentation (AF469 or sister service equivalent), please reach out to your PCM team utilizing the
MHS GENESIS Patient Portal. Air Force personnel can retrieve their current AF469 profile by logging onto the
My IMR site. If you have an active profile you will see a link for AF469 under the profile column from your IMR homepage.
For Air Force members that have Self-Certify profiles, please click
here for some instructions on how to certify your condition and follow up actions.
Guard and Reserve Components
If you’re in the Guard or Reserve component and your primary Military Treatment Facility is Offutt AFB, our BOMC assists with coordinating your profiles when you are seen off-base. If you live outside the Offutt AFB area and you have a civilian Health Care Provider or PCM that indicates you need to be put on a profile please send a message to Offutt BOMC (search "Offutt BOMC") via the
MHS GENESIS Patient Portal. You must send us medical records from your off-base provider through a MHS GENESIS message or fax them to 402-294-7314 to generate a profile from a military health care provider. Failure to do so will result in a cancellation of your request, without supporting documentation BOMC will not start any notifications to have your records reviewed for profiling purposes.