Healthcare at Home

Mobile Primary Care Services

Mobile Primary Care brings medical professionals directly to where patients live, whether that’s a private home, assisted living community, or other care setting. This approach makes it easier to access essential healthcare, manage chronic conditions, and receive timely treatment without the need for travel.

Overview

What is Mobile Primary Care?

Mobile Primary Care is a healthcare model where physicians, nurse practitioners, and other clinicians provide primary medical services on-site. This can include preventive care, chronic disease management, and follow-up visits, often supplemented with mobile diagnostics. By bringing care directly to the patient, this model reduces hospital visits, improves continuity of care, and supports better overall health outcomes.

Mobile Primary Care Approach

Specialized Care Team

Affiliated Mobile Primary Care providers may include a range of licensed medical professionals who work together to deliver convenient, high-quality care directly to the patient’s location. These may include:

Physicians

Nurse Practitioners (NPs)

Registered Nurses (RNs)

Medical Assistants (MAs)

Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs)

Diagnostic Technicians

Benefits of Mobile Primary Care

Why Choose Mobile Primary Care?

Convenient Access

Receive healthcare services without leaving your home or community setting.

Continuity of Care

Regular visits help maintain ongoing relationships with trusted providers.

Comprehensive Services

From wellness checks to chronic condition management, all in one place.

Reduced Hospital Visits

Timely care can help prevent emergency room trips and readmissions.

Support Across Settings

Care is provided in private residences, assisted living, skilled nursing, and more.

How It Works

Roadmap to Care

Designed to help individuals and families navigate care options with confidence, understanding, and the resources needed to make the best choice.

Referral or Scheduling

A patient, family member, or healthcare provider requests mobile primary care services.

Initial Visit

A clinician reviews medical history, current health status, and goals of care.

Ongoing Care

Regular visits provide treatment, preventive care, and health monitoring.

Care Coordination

The care team communicates with other providers to ensure seamless support.

Recognizing The Signs

When Is It Time For Mobile Primary Care?

Have difficulty traveling to a clinic or doctor’s office

Live with one or more chronic health conditions

Require frequent follow-up or monitoring

Experience challenges with transportation

Have recently been discharged from the hospital

Need help managing multiple medications

Would benefit from on-site diagnostic testing

Experience mobility limitations or fall risk

Prefer the comfort and privacy of receiving care at home

Where We Operate

Our Mobile Primary Care Affiliates

Discover the many locations where our affiliates offer exceptional care and services throughout the country.

Affiliate Locations

Find Care In Your State

Search our network of trusted, locally led teams near you.

Your Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can receive Mobile Primary Care?

Mobile primary care is available to individuals who prefer or need medical services delivered at home or in their current care setting.

What types of services are offered through Mobile Primary Care?

Services may include routine checkups, chronic condition management, diagnostic testing, and preventive care.

Is Mobile Primary Care covered by insurance?

Many insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, cover mobile primary care, though benefits vary by plan and location.

Do I need a referral for Mobile Primary Care?

Some insurance plans require a referral, while others allow you to choose a mobile provider directly.

Can Mobile Primary Care replace regular doctor visits?

Yes. Mobile providers can serve as your primary care team, managing ongoing health needs and coordinating specialist care if necessary.

Where can Mobile Primary Care visits take place?

Services can be provided in private homes, assisted living communities, skilled nursing facilities, or other residential settings.

How often will a provider visit?

Visit frequency depends on your health needs, treatment plan, and insurance coverage.

Can Mobile Primary Care provide lab work or imaging?

Yes. Many mobile teams offer on-site lab draws, X-rays, and other diagnostic services for convenience.