Provides medical care by a physician in the home for one-time or ongoing medical conditions. Services can include primary care services and treatment for chronic conditions, one time assessments (including geriatric assessments), assistance developing a plan of care, help arranging other needed mobile health services, This is a non-emergency service.

Offers in home medical care for patients who have a difficult time visiting a doctor's office including geriatric and homebound patients. Provides most of the same services patients would receive in a doctor's office but in the patient's home setting. Services include physical examinations and treatment, medication management, laboratory testing, mobile x-ray, cardiology and pulmonology consultation, transitional care expertise, and home care coordination.

Offers home based primary care and nursing services to eligible veterans. Also provides Homemakers and/or Home Health Aide who are trained persons who can come to a Veteran's home and help the Veteran take care of themselves and their daily activities. Homemakers and Home Health Aides are not nurses, but they are supervised by a registered nurse who will help assess the Veteran's daily living needs.

Provides primary care for homebound patients, from routine exams to complex treatment such as assessments, EKGs, drawing blood, immunizations, ultrasounds and x-rays. Physicians are specialists in geriatric or internal medicine. For continuity of care, the same doctor visits the patient each time help is needed.

Provides programs that assist migrant workers in developing the knowledge and skills needed to enable them to make decisions regarding their job conditions, compensation and human rights; also provides assistance in meeting social and economic challenges and supporting the rights of the migrant worker; a mobile medical van provides basic medical services to migrant farm workers; provides immigration counseling, referrals to housing, transportation and food needs to immigrant populations.

Provides primary, preventative, diagnostic, and urgent health care services to homebound adults who cannot otherwise access regular medical care. Program involves physicians, nurse practitioners, and clinical social workers.

Offers in home medical care for patients who have a difficult time visiting a doctor's office including geriatric and homebound patients. Provides most of the same services patients would receive in a doctor's office but in the patient's home setting. Services include physical examinations and treatment, medication management, laboratory testing, mobile x-ray, cardiology and pulmonology consultation, transitional care expertise, and home care coordination.

Provides homebound adults who are 18 years of age and up with medical care in their home.

With the rapidly evolving situation around COVID-19, we want to continue providing easy access to trusted care. That’s why we’ve begun offering virtual visits. These visits will make it possible to receive virtual care from one of our trusted, highly skilled clinicians during this time of physical distancing. https://www.mercy.com/health-care-services/virtual-visits

Provides primary care for homebound patients, from routine exams to complex treatment such as assessments, EKGs, drawing blood, immunizations, ultrasounds and x-rays. Physicians are specialists in geriatric or internal medicine. For continuity of care, the same doctor visits the patient each time help is needed.

Home visits are available for tuberculosis and respiratory patients. For complete homebound patients, home visits are available including, flu and pneumonia vaccines, medication assistance, air conditioner and respiratory equipment (with a physician’s order). Curb-side service is available for some services at the clinic for those persons unable to walk into the clinic. Home Visits are available for tuberculosis and respiratory patients. For complete homebound patients, home visits are available including, flu and pneumonia vaccines, medication assistance, air conditioner and respiratory equipment (with a physician's order). Curb-side service is available for some services at the clinic for those persons unable to walk into the clinic.

Offers in-home medical care and care coordination. Services include comprehensive reviews of medical history, physical examinations and ongoing treatment, medication management, laboratory services and portable diagnostic testing, referral to physical therapy and rehabilitation services and coordination of home care services.

Offers home based primary care and nursing services to eligible veterans. Also provides Homemakers and/or Home Health Aide who are trained persons who can come to a Veteran's home and help the Veteran take care of themselves and their daily activities. Homemakers and Home Health Aides are not nurses, but they are supervised by a registered nurse who will help assess the Veteran's daily living needs.

Offers in home medical care for patients who have a difficult time visiting a doctor's office including geriatric and homebound patients. Provides most of the same services patients would receive in a doctor's office but in the patient's home setting. Services include physical examinations and treatment, medication management, laboratory testing, mobile x-ray, cardiology and pulmonology consultation, transitional care expertise, and home care coordination.

Offers home based primary care and nursing services to eligible veterans. Also provides Homemakers and/or Home Health Aide who are trained persons who can come to a Veteran's home and help the Veteran take care of themselves and their daily activities. Homemakers and Home Health Aides are not nurses, but they are supervised by a registered nurse who will help assess the Veteran's daily living needs.

Home visits are available for tuberculosis and respiratory patients. For complete homebound patients, home visits are available including, flu and pneumonia vaccines, medication assistance, air conditioner and respiratory equipment (with a physician’s order). Curb-side service is available for some services at the clinic for those persons unable to walk into the clinic. Home Visits are available for tuberculosis and respiratory patients. For complete homebound patients, home visits are available including, flu and pneumonia vaccines, medication assistance, air conditioner and respiratory equipment (with a physician's order). Curb-side service is available for some services at the clinic for those persons unable to walk into the clinic.