Tired of waiting in line at the pharmacy? What if you could skip the wait and get your medications faster?
Discover how Irwin Army Community Hospital's Q-Anywhere service is changing the pharmacy experience. In this 90-second video, SFC Nixon explains how you can use this virtual queuing system to activate your new prescriptions from anywhere. Learn how to join the virtual line, get notified when your prescription is ready, and head straight to the express pickup window.
Your time is valuable. Click play to find out how you can make your next pharmacy visit smoother and more convenient than ever before
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When Matthew Ruether arrived at Irwin Army Community Hospital for the first day of his clinical rotation as a Kansas State University physician assistant student, he expected to gain experience.
He did not expect to reconsider his future.
“Had I not had this opportunity, I don’t know if I would ever seek employment in the military,” Ruether said. “For me, this is about determining if my personality and work ethic mesh with the values associated with the Army and IACH itself.”
Ruether said what immediately stood out to him was the hospital’s clarity of purpose.
He explained that while the focus in civilian practice is on an individual's personal goals, his perception of IACH is that it’s driven by an additional question:...
03.02.2026 | FORT RILEY, KANSAS, US |
Story by Jorge Gomez
A big "Big Red One" welcome! John Lunn, Maggie Nation, and Matthew Ruether (center, in white), physician assistant students from Kansas State University, are greeted by the Irwin Army Community Hospital senior leadership team. The students began their clinical rotations at Fort Riley, Kansas, Feb. 23, 2026, where they'll learn mission-focused medicine in support of the 1st Infantry Division.
