Primary care that comes to you, through board-certified physician partners.
Ohana coordinates access to house-call primary care physicians who bring medical care directly to the patient's home. For homebound seniors, post-surgical patients, and anyone who cannot safely travel to a clinic.
A different kind of care connection, one that comes to you.
Ohana helps coordinate access to mobile primary care providers for eligible patients who may benefit from care in the home, assisted living, board and care, or facility setting.
No Waiting Rooms or Travel
Provider partners may visit patients where they live, helping reduce unnecessary travel for seniors and families.
Licensed Provider Partners
Mobile doctor services are delivered by independent licensed providers. Ohana helps coordinate the connection and next steps.
Coverage May Vary by Plan
Medicare, Medi-Cal, HMO, and other coverage options may vary by provider, eligibility, authorization, and plan requirements.
Coordinated Care Navigation
Ohana helps families, facilities, and provider partners stay aligned around appointments, follow-up needs, and service coordination.
Ohana Senior Care Agency coordinates access to mobile medical providers through independent provider partners. Services, eligibility, scheduling, coverage, and provider participation may vary.
Care access for every patient, in every setting.
Ohana helps coordinate access to mobile primary care provider partners for patients who may benefit from care in the home, assisted living, board and care, skilled nursing, or similar care settings.
Homebound Patients
Patients whose mobility, medical condition, or safety risks make leaving home difficult or inadvisable.
Seniors & Elderly
Older adults who may benefit from provider access in a familiar home or facility setting.
Post-Surgical Recovery
Patients recovering from surgery who may need follow-up coordination but cannot easily travel to an outpatient clinic.
Chronic Condition Support
Patients managing ongoing conditions such as CHF, COPD, diabetes, or hypertension who may benefit from regular provider oversight.
Assisted Living & Board and Care
Residents in assisted living, board and care, and adult care settings who may need mobile primary care coordination.
Skilled Nursing & Home Health Settings
Care teams and facilities coordinating medical provider access for patients already receiving supportive or skilled services.
Ohana Senior Care Agency coordinates access to independent mobile medical provider partners. Eligibility, scheduling, provider participation, coverage, and clinical appropriateness may vary.
What In-Home Visits Include
Partner physicians bring the clinical capabilities of a primary care office directly to the patient.
- Preventive care, health screenings, and annual wellness assessments
- Chronic disease management and medication review
- Acute illness evaluation and treatment
- Physician referrals to specialists and ancillary services
- Care coordination with other treating providers
- Medicare Annual Wellness Visit (eligibility determined by physician practice)
Mobile primary care coordination network.
Ohana coordinates with 101 Mobile Medical Group and other board-certified physician partners serving Southern California. Partner physicians maintain independent medical practices and are responsible for all clinical decisions.
Partner profiles are available on the Partners page.
Medicare and private insurance.
House-call primary care may be covered under Medicare and private insurance plans. Coverage eligibility, copayments, and prior authorization requirements are determined by the physician practice and the patient's insurance plan, not by Ohana.
Ohana does not bill for physician services and does not determine Medicare eligibility. All clinical decisions, billing, and care responsibility rest with the independent physician practice.
Frequently asked questions
Questions families and facilities ask about mobile primary care coordination through Ohana.
A mobile primary care physician provides house-call medical services at the patient’s location — at home, in assisted living, board and care, or skilled nursing settings — rather than in a traditional clinic. This model is particularly valuable for homebound or mobility-limited patients.
No. Ohana coordinates access to independently practicing physicians and physician groups in our mobile PCP network. The physicians are not employees of Ohana. Clinical decisions and medical management remain with the treating physician.
Mobile primary care may be coordinated for patients at home, in assisted living facilities, board and care homes, and skilled nursing facilities. Visit availability depends on the provider’s service area, scheduling, and current patient load.
Mobile primary care visits may be covered under Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Medi-Cal, or other plans depending on eligibility and plan terms. Coverage, prior authorization, and billing are handled by the mobile physician practice — not Ohana.
Mobile primary care may include physician assessment, chronic disease management, medication management, wound evaluation, lab ordering, specialist referrals, and care plan coordination. Available services depend on the treating physician and the patient’s clinical needs.
Answers are provided for general informational purposes only. Services, eligibility, availability, provider participation, authorization requirements, and coverage may vary. Ohana Senior Care Agency helps coordinate access and next steps but does not guarantee services, clinical outcomes, benefits, or payment.
Coordinate house-call care for your patient.
Whether you're a family navigating care for a homebound loved one, or a facility discharge planner who needs a physician follow-up arranged, Ohana can help.