By GRACE POHL
Staff Intern 

Fairchild starts new Human Performance Cell program

 

Last updated 7/5/2018 at 9:03am

Grace Pohl

Airmen at Fairchild Air Force Base have a chance to be part of the new Human Performance Cell program that helps combat chronic injuries.

Keeping airmen healthy on Fairchild Air Force Base is quite the task, but the 92nd Medical Group started an innovative program in the beginning of the year to help support full-spectrum readiness. Team Fairchild's "Human Performance Cell" (HPC) begun earlier this year and is taking a holistic approach to help combat chronic injuries that can help airmen get back to the fight and defend the country.

HPC is composed of a multitude of medical specialist that deliver a one-on-one, personalized care to address specific physical demands and to change the culture of each group within the 92nd Air...



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