Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do Medical Doctors actually make house calls?
A: Yes, since 1998 Nevada licensed medical doctors for Housecall Doctors have been rendering medical house calls in the comfort of patients homes.
Q: Do you have to be disabled or homebound to have a house call Doctor?
A: No, in fact, anyone can utilize and enjoy the benefits of a medical house call.
Q: Can HouseCall Doctors be my primary doctor?
A: Yes, since they are licensed medical doctors, they can be your primary doctor.
Q: My office based doctor says that medical doctors do not make house calls. Is that true?
A: No. Since 1998 insurance companies have allowed physicians to render medical house calls and for the last 75 years, physicians were allowed to render medical house call for uninsured patients.
Q: Do I need a referral for a medical house call?
A: No, just pick up the phone and make an appointment.
Q: How much does a medical house call cost?
A: If you have Medicare, Medicare with supplemental insurance, Medicare with Medicaid, or a private insurance, there is no extra charge for a house call. For uninsured patients the charge ranges from $80-$150.
Q: Does HouseCall Doctors provide Emergency Medical Care?
A: No. If you are experiencing a true medical emergency, HouseCall Doctors encourages all persons to call 911 as soon as possible.
Q: Does HouseCall Doctors accept Health Maintenance Organizations (HMO) insurances?
A: No, HouseCall Doctors does not accept HMOs.
Q: Will I always be seen by a medical doctor for my first visit?
A: Absolutely. HouseCall Doctors always utilizes Nevada licensed medical doctors only.