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Hospital located in the city and with several satellite clinics in the sur- rounding area. The STVHCS is not only the largest DoD inpatient facil- ity and the only DoD Level I trauma center in the U.S., but it also com- prises DoD’s only American Burn Association-verified burn center, the largest DoD Outpatient Ambulatory Surgical Center, and DoD’s only roof- top helipad for patient transport.
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Hospitals: Audie L. Murphy Me- morial VA Hospital; Brooke Army Medical Center, part of the San Antonio Military Medical Center Nearby Bases: Joint Base San Antonio Other Medical Points of Inter- est: Balcones Heights Outpatient Clinic; North Central Federal Clinic; San Antonio Dental Clinic; Shavano Park Outpatient Clinic; several community-based outpatient clin- ics; retirement communities
— Deborah Huso is a freelance writer based in Virginia. Her last feature article for Military Officer was “Budget-Friendly Cities,” September 2015.
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