Nursing Services/Nurse Run Clinic
About
To improve access to care, Kleber Health Clinic offers nurse appointments for many health concerns. If you go to the Nurse Run Clinic, you’ll see a nurse instead of your usual health care provider. This is a walk-in clinic.
Types of Nurse Driven Appointments Available
Eligibility: Kleber Clinic empaneled patients
When: 8 – 11:30 a.m. for the Nurse Run Clinic
In-Person Services
- Pregnancy testing
- Upper respiratory tract infection
- Common cold
- Sore throat
- Urinary tract infection
- Allergy symptoms - runny nose, itchy, watery eyes, sinus congestion
- We don’t see skin rashes or allergy symptoms caused by food or medication.
- Multi-day blood pressure checks
- Suture removal
- Sexually transmitted infections
- Vaginitis
- Shot or medication administration (Depo, B12, Testosterone, etc.)
In-Between Encounters
- Medication refills (No narcotics, pain killers, anti-anxiety medication, ADHD/ADD medication, or controlled substances)
- Continuity of care referrals
It may take us 72 business hours to respond to telephone (TCON) appointment requests.
Children and elderly patients have special needs. These patients should see a provider in person. Because of this, we don’t see children under the age of 14 and adults over the age of 60 at nurse appointments for the following concerns:
Upper respiratory tract infections Common cold Sore throats UTIs Allergy symptoms.
Military Health System Nurse Advice Line
- Call: 00-800-4759-2330
- Some mobile phones can’t call a toll-free number. To reach the MHS Nurse Advice Line, you can
- Call the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center Appointment Line at DSN 314-590-LRMC (5762) and choose the option for the MHS Nurse Advice Line.
- Call the civilian phone number (within Germany) 06371-9464-LRMC (5762) and choose the option for the MHS Nurse Advice Line.
The MHS Nurse Advice Line provides:
- Registered nurses who can answer questions, provide advice on care at home, and help you decide if you need to seek immediate care
- An audio health library with information on hundreds of topics
- Help with taking care of ongoing conditions such as diabetes or asthma
- A nurse who can make appointments at your military hospital or clinic (in some locations)