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By the authority of the Commandant Operating Facility Change Order Number 006-13, the Commanding Officer, Health Safety and Work-Life (HSWL) Service Center (SC) is vested with all the rights, responsibilities, duties, and authority of a Commanding Officer as provided for in United States Coast Guard Regulations 1992, COMDTINST M5000.3 (series). In order to facilitate US Coast Guard interaction with the Department of Defense Military Health System (MHS) and the TRICARE program, the Commanding Officer, HSWL SC is designated as the Military Treatment Facility (MTF) Commander and Intermediate Service Representative for all US Coast Guard practice locations (medical and or dental officers assigned). Per Deputy Commandant for Mission Support guidance for Logistics and Service Centers, the Commanding Officer HSWL SC oversees the systems used, services rendered, techniques and practices followed, as well as the utilization and prioritization of resources in the field in the delivery of services/support, thus exercising the sole technical and professional authority for the delivery of health, safety and work-life services.

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HSWL Components

  • Business Management and Analysis Cell
  • Operational Medicine Division
  • Medical Administration Division
  • Safety and Environmental Health Division
  • Work-Life Division
  • Subsistence Service Line
  • Field Offices:
HSWL RP Alameda
HSWL RP Boston
HSWL RP Cleveland
HSWL RP Cape May
HSWL RP Honolulu
HSWL RP Juneau
HSWL RP Kodiak
HSWL RP Miami Beach
HSWL RP New Orleans
HSWL RP Portsmouth
HSWL RP LA/Long Beach
HSWL RP Seattle
HSWL RP St. Louis
HSWL RP Washington, DC

 

HSWL Service Center Regional Practices (RP)

Additional information for Coast Guard members can be accessed on CG Portal (keyword search: HSWL SC)

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