MEDPROS Login & Guide
MEDPROS (Medical Protection System) is the Army's database for tracking unit and individual medical readiness. It requires a CAC and a NIPRNet connection — it is not reachable from a standard civilian internet connection.
Open MEDPROS Portal →MEDPROS & Related Links
MEDPROS vs. the MHA
MEDPROS is the overall system commanders use to see medical readiness across a formation. The Medical Health Assessment (MHA) is a specific module within that system — the actual web form soldiers and providers use to complete periodic health assessments, pre-deployment, post-deployment, post-deployment reassessment, and mental health assessment requirements. If you're looking to fill out a health assessment specifically, the MHA link above is the one you want; if you're a leader checking unit-wide readiness, that's the main MEDPROS portal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is MEDPROS?
MEDPROS (Medical Protection System) is the Army's automated database for tracking unit and individual medical readiness — it gives commanders a real-time view of who in their formation is medically ready to deploy.
Where do I log into MEDPROS?
At medpros.mods.army.mil/portal, using your CAC. You must be connected through NIPRNet (a secure government or military network) — MEDPROS is not accessible from a standard civilian internet connection.
Is MEDPROS the same as the MHA (Medical Health Assessment)?
No, though they're related. MEDPROS is the overall medical-readiness tracking system; the MHA is the specific web form within that system for completing periodic health assessments, pre-deployment, post-deployment, post-deployment reassessment, and mental health assessment requirements.
Why can't I access MEDPROS from home?
MEDPROS requires a NIPRNet connection and a CAC reader. If you're trying to complete a health assessment away from a government facility, check with your unit or a Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) for an alternate access method — contact your local Network Enterprise Center (NEC) if the system itself seems down.
Who can see my MEDPROS data?
Unit commanders and designated readiness NCOs can see individual medical readiness (IMR) status data for their formation — this is the whole point of the system — but detailed medical record content is more restricted than basic readiness/deployability status.