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Military hospitals and clinics in Kentucky

Kentucky has 6 military treatment facilities across 3 cities. A military treatment facility (MTF) is a hospital or clinic run by the Department of Defense — care there is TRICARE care by definition, though who can be seen depends on your plan and on the facility's capacity.

Your region in Kentucky

Kentucky is in the TRICARE East Region, administered by Humana Military. For questions about referrals, claims or network status, call 800-444-5445.

By city

The largest facility in the state is Blanchfield Army Community Hospital.

All 6 facilities in Kentucky

Blanchfield Army Community Hospital

Military hospital · Fort Campbell

650 Joel Drive
 Fort Campbell, KY 42223-5349
  • Phone: 1-270-798-8400 (Hospital AOD)
  • Hours: Emergency Center: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Clinic and Medical Home hours vary by location. Visit our website for details.
  • Defense Health Network: East

Facility website TRICARE listing Pharmacy

Blue Grass Army Depot Occupational Health Clinic

Military clinic · Blue Grass Army Depot

431 Battlefield Memorial Highway
 Richmond, KY 40475

Facility website TRICARE listing

Byrd Soldier Medical Home

Military clinic · Fort Campbell

7973 Thunder Blvd.
 Fort Campbell, KY 42223
  • Phone: 270-798-4677
  • Hours: Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed weekends and federal holidays.

Facility website TRICARE listing

Margetis Occupational Health Clinic

Military clinic · Fort Knox

132 Clairborne St.
 Fort Knox, KY 40121
  • Phone: 502-624-6236
  • Hours: Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed 1st Thursday of the month from 8 to 10 a.m. and 3rd Thursday of the month from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
  • Defense Health Network: East

TRICARE listing

Find civilian doctors and specialists who takes TRICARE where you live

You're in the TRICARE East Region, run by Humana Military. Their directory is the only list that reflects who is actually in network today — network status changes on contract cycles, so a list published anywhere else (including here) would go stale between visits.

Contractors and directory links verified against tricare.mil's provider directory list and its regional contractor page on August 1, 2026.

Before you drive to any of these

Being listed here does not mean a facility can take you as a patient. Military hospitals and clinics serve active duty service members first, and most set their own rules about which other beneficiaries they can enroll based on space available. If you are enrolled in TRICARE Prime, your primary care manager (PCM) assignment decides where you are seen. Call the number on the facility above before you go, and see how the plans differ if you are not sure which one you have.

Facility details for Kentucky retrieved from the official TRICARE locator on August 1, 2026. Region assignment verified against tricare.mil's region list the same day.

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