Key Clinic

What to Expect at Your Visit

We want you to feel safe, so will explain everything clearly. Here is how typical appointments go for our patients:

Arriving:
After checking in, you will sit in our waiting room until a helper calls your name and takes you to a private room.

Talking to the Doctor/Nurse:
They will ask you how you are feeling, and listen to what you say. They might check your heart, lungs, or other parts of your body.

Ask Questions:
You can ask any health questions you have. No question is silly!

Next Steps:
The doctor or nurse will tell you if you need medicine, or to come back for another visit. Then the helper will walk you out.

Call for an appointment now: 314-417-1070

What is PrEP?

​​PrEP stands for Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis. These are medications (pills or shots) that are excellent at protecting people from getting HIV from s*x or sharing needles.

If you want to protect yourself, ask us about getting on PrEP. Call us at 314-417-1070 to make an appointment.

Meet Your Key Clinic Care Team

We have a variety of experienced and caring team members providing routine check-ups, testing, treatment, and follow-ups to our patients.

Call us at 314-417-1070 to make an appointment.

What Are Routine Check-Ups?

Routine check-ups can also be called primary care doctor appointments.

Routine check-ups are important for helping you stay healthy. And we can find out if there are any changes so we can keep you healthy.

If you have long-term needs, like diabetes or high blood pressure, we can see how you’re doing. Then, if you need medication changes, we will make those.

Call us at 314-417-1070 to make an appointment.

What are STIs and STDs?

STI stands for Sexually Transmitted Infections.

STI is a newer way to say STD (Sexually Transmitted Diseases).
These are infections you can get from s*xual contact with someone.

Getting tested is quick and easy! Most STI tests are done by giving a small sample like urine (p*e), saliva (spit), or blood (like a finger poke). We can often give you results in about 15 minutes.

​​To get tested, call us at 314-417-1070 to make an appointment.

What is patient-centered care?
It means we care about our patients and we want you to have the best experience here possible.
+ We listen first, explain care options, and respect your choices.
+ We believe healthcare should be respectful, judgment-free, and accessible.
+ We focus on people, not just their illness.
+ We partner with you in your care, and value your preferences.