Our Mental Health Clinic offers care to our active duty personnel and limited services to family members with a focus on providing individual psychotherapy, tele psychiatry, marital counseling, and substance abuse treatment services through Alcohol Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment and the Family Advocacy programs. Our Dental Clinic provides general dentistry, oral surgeries that require conscious sedation, prosthodontics, periodontics, endodontics, limited orthodontics and preventive dentistry to our active duty personnel. Our Optometry Clinic offers routine eye exams, contact lens fitting and treatment for eye disease and eye injury. The Physical Therapy Clinic is outfitted with state of the art equipment and performs musculoskeletal evaluations and rehabilitative services to restore optimal physical function for our active duty personnel. Our Immunizations Clinic offers routine vaccinations to all active duty, retirees, and their family members. In addition to health care services, the 30th MDG offers several specialty services. These offer acute care, routine care, health maintenance, routine physicals, disease management, women’s health exams and minor procedures, and are aligned for success with the USAF, Air Force Medical Service, AFSPC, and 30th Space Wing (30 SW) strategic vision. We are dedicated to improving the lives of our beneficiaries through high quality, patient-centered primary care and ancillary services, while supporting polar space launches, western range, and expeditionary operations.Īs a responsible and accountable partner to the Team Vandenberg mission, the 30th MDG staff of nine primary care managers serves three co-located primary care clinics consisting of a Level 3 NCQA recognized Family Health Clinic, a Pediatric Clinic, and a Space Missile Medicine Clinic. Space Force clinic that provides health care services as one of six military treatment facilities in the Air Force Space Command. Please refer to your specific clinic for hours of operation.
This website serves as a one-stop shop for Airmen and their families to obtain information about the housing options and support services available to them at Air Force bases world-wide.Location: 30th Medical Group, 338 South Dakota, Building 13850, Vandenberg Space Force Base, California 93437-5300 Please visit the Air Force Housing website to find your new home with the Air Force. Adult and children’s smooth move workshops and sponsorship training classes assist in reducing stress related to relocation. The staff provides information and referral services for inbound and outbound military and DoD Civilian members, retirees and family members. Military members should call 80 to make a reservation at the Temporary Lodging Facility (TLF) on base. If you do not have a sponsor, or would like more information, call (805) 606-7681. Try to give your sponsor a firm arrival time so he can assist you upon arrival. Newcomers are encouraged to complete all leave and permissive temporary duty for house hunting before signing in to the base. The program ensures a smooth transition and assists with orientation and scheduling. Personnel are advised to use Vandenberg’s Individualized Newcomer Treatment and Orientation Program when they receive permanent change-of-station orders here. 8,000 Retirees (Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties from all branches of service)Ĭommercial transportation options such as taxi services and bus lines are listed in local telephone books.
Vandenberg supports a population of over 15,000 (military, family members, contractors and civilian employees). “To Provide Combat Capability to the Joint Warfighter Through Assured Access to Space and Combat Ready Airmen” Vandenberg, the Air Force’s second Chief of Staff. On October 4, 1958, Cooke AFB was renamed Vandenberg AFB in honor of the late General Hoyt S. In June 1957, a portion of the camp was renamed Cooke Air Force Base, and was officially transferred to the Air Force. It was built as part of America’s effort to strengthen its military defenses in preparation for a war that the federal government feared was coming in light of tragic events occurring in Europe and the Far East where Nazi Germany and its ally Japan were overrunning one country after another. Vandenberg’s military service started in 1941 as an Army training center called Camp Cooke.
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