Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic (OB/GYN)

*Until further notice, LRMC Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinic will limit patient empanelment to Active-Duty beneficiaries only with space-available care for Active-Duty dependents.*

 

Landstuhl Regional Medical Center OB/GYN Clinic provides services for over 500,000 eligible beneficiaries throughout Europe, Western Asia and Africa, providing a full range of specialty services to include:

• Routine Prenatal Care
• Routine and Complex Gynecology
• Women's Care Clinic (Well-Woman Self-Referral)
• MFM Clinic - High Risk Prenatal Care
• Genetics Counseling and Screening
• Infertility Consultation
• Contraceptive Services

We pride ourselves in providing compassionate, patient-centered care consistent with our professional association guidelines and Standards of Practice. Clinic staff consists of a team of OB/GYN Physicians, Certified Nurse Midwives, Women's Health Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, Health Technicians and Medical Support Assistants who are committed to serving your health care needs and providing you the best experience possible!

Expectant mothers are provided a Goal Oriented Guide to Prenatal Care, commonly called the Purple Book. The Purple Book guides mothers during their pregnancy, with information about nutrition, immunizations and what to expect throughout your pregnancy.

Please take a few moments to review this Welcome Book, with a wealth of helpful information to guide you through your Obstetric care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Children in the OB/GYN Clinic: Children are allowed in the clinic with the exception of certain appointment types including procedures, formal ultrasounds and Biophysical Profile (BPP) assessments, group education or counseling classes and during Non-stress Test (NST) clinic. In order to protect patients from exposures that could be potentially harmful in pregnancy, we kindly ask that you use discretion if children are sick. We are happy to work with you to reschedule if you have difficulty making childcare arrangements.

I think my pregnancy is high-risk, do I need to see a specialist? You will discuss your complete health and obstetric history at the first provider appointment. Certain pregnancies may be considered higher risk for complications and will be assessed in-depth by your provider. If needed, you will be referred for consultation with the Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM) provider and who will determine if you need closer monitoring during your pregnancy.

How do I send records between LRMC and other medical facilities? For information about submitting your medical records from other providers, including those on the local economy, to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center or transferring your medical records to another facility, please visit the Patient Administration page.

NOTE: Your Electronic Medical Record can be accessed at any Military Treatment Facility (MTF) throughout all military services.

You can call them at DSN 590-5203 or Civilian 06371-9464-5203 and explain the situation. You can also email: usarmy.landstuhl.medcom-ermc.list.lrmc-pad-correspondence-req@mail.mil


We welcome your feedback and encourage you to use the online Interactive Customer Evaluation to share your experience with our team. Personal recognition and positive comments are always thankfully received, but we also ask that you please share any constructive feedback that can be used to improve our services or your personal experience!