01 — What happens during a house call?

A house call is much the same as an in-person visit, except Laura sees you in your home. She arrives at a scheduled appointment time and discusses the reason for your visit. She asks about your symptoms, reviews your medical history, and performs a physical exam. If you need any treatment, Laura will attend to it. She may order labs or diagnostic images. Laura can also prescribe any medications that you might need and renew prescription refills. You should have a trusted relative, friend, or caregiver with you during Laura’s visit especially if you require assistance with mobility or have a disability.

02 — What conditions do house calls cover?

Laura provides house calls for common acute conditions and chronic diseases. Problems she often sees include:

-Cold and flu symptoms

-Cough and sore throat

-COVID-19

-Headaches/migraines

-Constipation

-Back and neck pain

-Skin rashes/infection

-Urinary problems

-Tick or Insect Bite

-Ear pain or ear infection

-Conjunctivitis

-Depression/Anxiety

-High Blood Pressure

03 — Additional at home services

In addition to diagnosing and treating illnesses at house calls, Laura offers preventive medicine services upon request. Laura can provide a comprehensive review of your health history, immunizations, and make sure you are up to date on preventative health maintenance items such as mammograms and colonoscopies. Laura can also help you make better choices regarding diet, weight loss, smoking cessation, and stress management. If you don’t need an in-person house call, you can arrange a telehealth consultation and speak to Laura using your smartphone, tablet, or computer.