The doctor’s office that comes to you.
Legacy House Calls provides personalized medical care in the comfort of your home — routine visits, chronic care, and in-home labs, X-rays, ultrasounds, EKGs, and more, without the trip to a clinic.
Questions? Email intake@legacyhousecall.com
Why patients choose house calls
- Convenience
Visits scheduled at a time that works for you. - Comfort
No waiting rooms and no arranging transportation. - Concierge service
We help with the medical forms and paperwork.
Quality medical care for the homebound
For patients who find it difficult or risky to travel, our nurse practitioners bring the doctor’s office — exams, diagnostics, and paperwork — into the home.
Nurse practitioner house calls
- Routine check-ups and sick visits
- Chronic condition management
- Medication reviews and vaccinations
In-home diagnostics
- Labs and blood work
- EKGs and echocardiograms
- X-rays and ultrasounds
Ordered by your NP and performed in your home.
Medication management
- Medication reconciliation
- Patient education
- Prompt refills
Primary & chronic care
Chronic care patients are seen on a regular monthly schedule, so any change from their norm is picked up promptly and treated before it becomes a bigger problem.
Transitional care
Extra support after a hospital or rehab discharge — follow-up home visits and a post-discharge assessment to help prevent readmissions.
Referrals & coordination
- Skilled nursing and therapy referrals
- Home health aide services
- Caregiver education and support
The support you need, on a regular schedule
We provide routine primary care in the comfort of the patient’s home. This keeps patients home during the time they are most vulnerable to infections, away from the outdoors and clinic waiting rooms.
Regular monthly NP visits cover ongoing primary and chronic care, with additional visits scheduled when medically necessary. For a concern between visits, patients and caregivers can call us first — for life-threatening emergencies, always call 911.
- Blood work
- EKGs
- Sonograms
- X-rays
- Echocardiograms
- And more
Homebound patients in Florida
Legacy House Calls cares for people for whom getting to a clinic is a hardship — older adults, patients with chronic conditions or limited mobility, and those recovering after a hospital or rehab stay.
Often a son, daughter, or caregiver helps coordinate a loved one’s care. Family members are welcome to call on a patient’s behalf and to be present at visits.
Become a patient in three easy steps
No paperwork to start — a name and a phone number is all we need.
Reach out
Call 561-973-3843 or email intake@legacyhousecall.com for yourself or a loved one.
We talk with you
Our intake team learns about your needs and verifies your insurance over the phone. Have your insurance card handy.
Your first house call
We schedule your first visit and a nurse practitioner comes to your home.
Before your visit
What happens during a house call?
A nurse practitioner arrives at your home with everything needed for a full visit — much like a doctor’s office appointment, without the travel. They’ll review your health, examine you, handle prescriptions, and order any tests, most of which can be done right at home.
How should I prepare for the visit?
Have your insurance card, a list of current medications (or the bottles themselves), and any recent hospital or specialist paperwork nearby. A well-lit, comfortable place to sit is all the “exam room” we need.
Is my insurance accepted?
Call 561-973-3843 and our intake team will verify your coverage over the phone before your first visit. Have your insurance card ready — that’s all you need.
What if I have a concern between visits?
Call us first. Additional home visits are scheduled when medically necessary. For life-threatening emergencies, always call 911.
How do I request a medication refill?
The best way is to mention it during your NP visit. If you need a refill between visits, call the office and our team will work with your provider to process it promptly.
Can family or caregivers be involved?
Yes. With the patient’s permission, family members and caregivers can call on their behalf, help coordinate scheduling, and be present at visits.
Ready for care that comes to you?
Patients and families can call to request a house call. Physicians, hospitals, rehab facilities, and agencies can send referrals by fax or email to our intake team.
Patients, families, and caregivers — call to request a house call or ask a question.
Please don’t send medical emergencies by email or fax. For life-threatening emergencies, always call 911.