Mologne Cadet Health Clinic provides competent, courteous and comprehensive quality care directed to the U.S. Corp of Cadets (USCC). Care includes acute, chronic, preventive health planning, routine health care maintenance and coordinated cooperative care.

We’re committed to operational readiness, outstanding customer service, and world-class health care delivery for our beneficiaries.

Phone: (845) 938-3003.  

Hours: 6 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

Keller Army Community Hospital provides high-quality, compassionate, patient-centered health care for the West Point community. Its mission is to optimize the medical readiness of the force and enhance the well-being of all we serve. 

Keller Army Hospital Directory: Contact information for departments within Keller.

• Emergency Room, (845) 938-4004/4005
• Appointments, (315) 774-8200
• Outside of Area, (800) 552-2907
• Front Desk/Information, (845) 938-5169
• Patient Information, (845) 938-2273
• Pharmacy, (845) 938-2271/3812

DENTAC - Saunders Dental Clinic  

Hours: 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Monday-Friday

• Sick call: Report to Saunders Dental Clinic by 7:10 a.m.

Phone: (845) 938-3121/2505/2106

• After hours: (845) 938-4004

The optometry service delivers primary eye care and some specialty services to West Point and the surrounding communities. Optometry is self-referral, so appointments can be made directly with central appointment services. We currently see all beneficiary categories (active-duty military, USMA cadets, military family members, activated reservists with orders less than 30 days, and retirees).

The Refractive Eye Surgery Program (RESP) provides laser vision correction to interested and qualified USCC members and active-duty service members to enhance their performance as future combat leaders by reducing their dependence on glasses and contact lenses.

Comprehensive dermatology care is provided on a routine and emergency basis to assess, diagnose, and treat the full spectrum of dermatologic diseases. Cancer screening and prevention are major priorities at each patient encounter.

Each cadet, regardless of prior service or class, is entitled to monthly pay at a rate equal to 35 percent of the basic pay of a commissioned officer in a pay grade 0-1 with less than two years of service. This pay covers the costs of attending West Point (e.g., books, uniforms, etc.). 

Each cadet receives a monthly deposit of discretionary pay to use as they deem fit. Cadets in their first year (plebes) receive $353.71/mo. Those in their second year (yearlings) receive $403.71/mo. Cadets in their third year (cows) receive $289.71/mo, while those in the final year (firstie) receive $704/mo. Detailed information about cadet pay can be found in USCC Circular 37-4 (cadet budget).

Cadet pay covers uniform costs. Cadets are not charged for room and board.

Cadets can choose a banking service, but they must maintain a savings account with Pentagon Federal Credit Union (PenFed) for rations, payments, transfer of book funds, etc. This account is separate and distinct from a personal checking account to which a cadet may have his/her direct deposit sent. 

PenFed teller services are located in Taylor Hall on the second floor across from the Registrar's entrance.  

ATMs are available at the following locations:

• Inside the West Point Club (603 Cullum Road)
• Beside Subway (Building 683, Buckner Loop)
• Outside the Exchange (1204 Stony Lonesome Road)

Starting in their third year, cadets are eligible for an optional career starter loan. It offers a low-interest opportunity to build wealth and pay off higher debts. Loans typically range between $25,000 and $35,000 at interest rates at or below 2.99%. The West Point Finance Club provides a brief each year on the career starter loan, complete with advice/recommendations on what to do with it if a cadet decides to take the loan.

Cadets requiring financial support can seek support from their tactical officer or NCO to inquire about resources. Some resources include scholarships, grants, and loans. The Cadet Accounting Services Office (CASO) in the USCC 84 can assist with these. Cadets may also be eligible for support from the Allen Lloyd Keyes Fund. The Directorate of Academy Advancement (DAA) can assist with information on the resource. Cadets also have access to Army Emergency Relief (AER). They can obtain additional information from the Army Community Service Office on post.

Cadets receive education and have access to resources to help ensure they make sound financial decisions. All cadets take a Principles of Economics course, which includes lessons on capital markets and personal finance (interest rates, budgeting, time value of money, etc.).  

The West Point Finance Club also provides a briefing each year on the career starter loan, with recommendations on what to do with the loan if a cadet decides to take it. Attendance is optional and open to all cadets. 

Faculty with backgrounds in economics also provides financial education briefings to members of the Academy’s athletic teams by request. Finally, cadets can seek support from the Army Community Service office, which supports financial readiness, in Building 622 by Buffalo Soldier Field.