KADLEC REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER

KADLEC REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER operates as a federal healthcare delivery facility providing inpatient and outpatient medical services under the Department of Defense’s Military Health System. As a government-owned, contractor-operated medical center, its core capabilities center on acute care delivery, trauma response, primary and specialty clinical services, and integrated health system operations. The facility delivers comprehensive medical care including emergency medicine, surgical services, behavioral health, diagnostic imaging, and preventive care, all aligned with TRICARE standards and DoD clinical protocols. Its technical expertise includes electronic health record management using AHLTA and MHS GENESIS, compliance with HIPAA and DoD cybersecurity directives, and coordination of military-specific medical readiness programs. The center’s unique differentiator lies in its dual mission of supporting active-duty personnel and their families while maintaining operational readiness for contingency and disaster response scenarios. Award history is not available to confirm specific contracting relationships or performance outcomes. Consequently, no definitive patterns of agency engagement can be identified beyond its inherent role as a DoD medical facility. The primary NAICS code 622110 reflects hospital care services, indicating its function as an inpatient and outpatient healthcare provider rather than a traditional service contractor. Its market positioning is as a government-operated medical installation serving military beneficiaries, not as a vendor offering external professional or technical services. The entity is structured as an 8H—indicating a government-owned, contractor-operated facility under DoD oversight—and is located in Richland, Washington. It holds no external certifications beyond its statutory authority as a military medical center. Its geographic presence is limited to its physical campus, serving the Pacific Northwest military community through direct clinical operations rather than contracted service delivery.