text: Army Health System Overview
  Table 1-2. Sample eligibility for medical and dental care support matrix (continued)
  Category Medical/dental Information/authority*
  U.S. and international law (Field
  Manual 6-27) and status of forces
  agreements. If the U.S. military
  injures an individual (such as in an
  automobile accident involving a
  Individual injured as a result of military vehicle), the U.S. is
  Yes
  military operations responsible for providing
  immediate care (or paying for local
  care). Coordinate with Mr. Patrick,
  DSN XXX-XXXX and Lieutenant
  Colonel Hall, supporting staff
  judge advocate, DSN XXX-XXXX.
  LEGEND:
  *
  Illustrative in nature only.
  1 Multinational force member nations are provided food, water, fuel, and medical treatment pursuant to reciprocal
  agreements. The amount of food, water, fuel, and medical care provided must be accounted for by the providing
  nation to the assistant chief of staff, Civil Affairs operations (G-9). Logistical support is not permitted for those
  nations with whom the U.S. does not have both an acquisition and cross-servicing agreement and multinational
  force compatibility agreement. However, the acquisition and cross-servicing agreement and multinational force
  compatibility agreement requirements may be waived for those nations whom the commander, in conjunction with
  the supporting staff judge advocate, feels are supporting the missions of the command.
  2 If not working for, contracted to, or on DOD multinational force compatibility agreement for logistical support, non-
  DOD U.S. Government employees must pay for meals received at DOD dining facilities.
  3 Emergency medical and dental care only. Emergency care is that care required to save life, limb, or eyesight.
  4 Space available.
  5 Routine.
  6 Reimbursable.
  Admin administration
  AR Army regulation
  DOD Department of Defense
  DSN Defense Switched Network
  POC point of contact
  U.S. United States
  1-57. Health information technology in support of the AHS will continue to transform and include a
  deployable version of MHS GENESIS (the new electronic health record for Role 3/4 military treatment
  facilities) designated as JOMIS Increment 1. Other changes will include moving AHS applications to a cloud
  based platform and increased use of the JOMIS Mobile Computing Capability (MCC). The following are
  the primary systems used to support the AHS in the AO:
  * Electronic TCCC- Standard Form (SF) 600 (Chronological Record of Medical Care) and medical
  references such as the Algorithm Directed Troop Medical Care Manual are available on the JOMIS
  MCC platform. The MCC is currently available as an Android device and is intended for the
  combat medic and first responders that are typically operating in a disconnected environment. The
  data stored on the device can be transferred to any computing device with access to the Armed
  Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application-Theater (AHLTA-T).
  * The AHLTA-T is the operational medicine version of the current AHLTA application utilized in
  all MTFs to provide clinicians a system to document health care delivery to include the diagnosis
  and treatment of Service members and civilians authorized by Title 10 and Status of Forces
  Agreements. Signed/completed medical encounters from AHLTA-T are transmitted to the
  Theater Medical Data Store (TMDS) before final submission into the Clinical Data Repository.