FALLS CHURCH, Virginia –
With hundreds of military hospitals and clinics, dental clinics, veterinary clinics, research facilities and so much more, the Defense Health Agency footprint spans 44 U.S. states and territories and more than 10 countries worldwide.
DHA recently launched findDHA, an online, interactive tool on its website that allows users to search for DHA locations around the globe.
The agency launched its public website in December 2024 as a joint endeavor between the agency's communications and public affairs division and the web and mobile technology management office.
Users of the new tool, unveiled in August, can also filter searches by defense health network, TRICARE region or keywords. The interactive mapping functionality lets users quickly find a location, link to a website or click to call.
"Innovation thrives on a strong foundation," said Alistair McLean, web and mobile technology management office program manager. "Our team is dedicated to providing the hosting, sustainment and backend support that keep this platform secure and reliable. We're proud to ensure the stability that allows these features to reach and benefit users every day."
Telling the DHA Story
The website is the first of its kind for DHA. It's easy to navigate and introduces the agency to all its audiences.
"Our goal is to tell our story," said Jessica Meyle, chief of communications operations and support for DHA. "The website is the official source of information about the agency, and we've built the site to tell our story in a creative way."
Users can visit DHA's interactive timeline to learn about the agency's rich history and key milestones as the organization continues to grow. Explore the site to learn about DHA's current leaders and catch up on the latest news and events.
"Whether you already know about DHA or you're just getting to know us, www.dha.mil is a great place to get started," said Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Tanya Y. Johnson, DHA senior enlisted leader.
Each month, the website team rolls out new tools and resources, so users are encouraged to visit regularly to find what's new.