Since assuming responsibilities on Jan. 1, 2024, IHA has delivered a comprehensive range of medical services to the workforce of more than 9,000 people.

By modernizing the 222-S Laboratory’s analytical capabilities and developing a high-quality workforce, Navarro-ATL ensures the lab’s ability to perform radioactive sample analysis at the Hanford site for decades to come.

With more than 250 unique services and infrastructure responsibilities, HMIS’ work is pivotal to the Hanford cleanup mission. 

We will make history in the grandest sense: fully treating Hanford’s tank waste for disposal and removal from the state of Washington. There is nothing in the DOE complex more environmentally significant.

We have reset our sights on the next phase of our strategic cleanup mission, which includes both new and ongoing scopes of work. 

Our work is more than a technical achievement – it is a commitment to environmental stewardship, community support, and a legacy of safety and innovation. 

We’re at a crucial inflection point in cleaning up one of the world’s most complex environmental cleanup sites at Hanford.

HAB’s diverse interests understand that a safe, environmentally sound, fiscally responsible cleanup is a marathon – not a sprint.

There is new leadership at the state and federal levels and also a lot of uncertainty, including the impacts of potential state budget cuts and of recent reductions in the federal workforce at Hanford. But one constant is that Hanford will require a highly skilled and well-trained workforce to ensure cleanup is completed in a safe and effective manner.

The Hanford site continues to lead the nation in environmental cleanup, achieving milestones that show our commitment to safety, teamwork and environmental stewardship.