Family Medicine
Information for Patients
The mission of the Family Health Clinic is to provide world-class health care to our enrolled beneficiaries using the Patient Centered Medical Home model.
What is PCMH?
PCMH is a team-based model, led by a physician, which provides continuous, accessible, family-centered, comprehensive, compassionate and culturally sensitive healthcare in order to achieve the best outcomes. The model is based on the concept that the best healthcare has a strong primary care foundation with quality and resource efficiency incentives.
The PCMH is a departure from previous traditional healthcare models because it focuses on the "whole person" concept, preventive care and early intervention and management of health problems rather than on high-volume, episodic, over-specialized and inefficient care.
A PCMH practice is responsible for all of a patient's healthcare needs and for coordinating/integrating specialty healthcare and other professional services.
To make an appointment, please call Central Appointments:
- Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- DSN: 590-5762/Commercial 06371-9464-5762
- Or, use the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal to request or schedule an appointment
Military Readiness:
Eligibility: FHC Clinic Empaneled Patients
Patients may be seen for:
- PHA / PDHA / PDHRA / SHPE
- Military Physicals: Schools, Chapter, Retirement / ETS, Commissioning (Army), ETC.
- Profiles / Profile Updates
- IMR Updates for MEDPROS
- 5118 Levy Packets
- Non-Empaneled need Referral for Readiness Activities
Nurse Run Clinic:
Eligibility: FHC Clinic Empaneled Patients
When: 8 - 11 a.m. and 1 - 3 p.m.
Patients may be seen for:
- Cold Symptoms
- Pregnancy Confirmation
- Sore Throat
- Wart Treatment (With Provider Order)
- STI
- Vaginitis
- Shot / Medication Administration (Depo, B12, Testosterone, ETC..)
- Blood Pressure checks (With Provider Orders.
LRMC Hospital After Hours:
Family members may obtain a list of Behavioral Health providers by calling Military OneSource at 00-800-342-96477 or on the
Military OneSource website.
Military Health System Nurse Advice Line
The MHS Nurse Advice Line provides:
- Registered nurses who can answer questions, provide self-care advice and help you decide if you need to seek immediate care
- An audio health library with easy-to-understand information on hundreds of topics
- Help with managing chronic conditions such as diabetes or asthma
- In some locations, the nurse may be able to directly schedule appointments at your military treatment facility if needed