An experienced RN comes to you while a physician can join the visit in real time to assess concerns, direct care, and help determine what happens next.
Questions and changes in condition don't always wait for your next appointment. Mobile Urgent Care is designed to bring clinical support to you during the vulnerable period after discharge.
An experienced registered nurse performs an in-person assessment.
When clinically appropriate, a physician can speak directly with the patient and RN and help direct the plan of care.
The RN carries out the plan within scope, coordinates next steps, communicates with the care team, or helps escalate when higher-level care is needed.
Planned assessment of the surgical site, pain, mobility, and recovery progress in the days following a procedure, with physician support available when appropriate.
Request a Visit →Planned in-home evaluation after a hospital or facility discharge, addressing questions about medications, symptoms, and next steps.
Request a Visit →Planned evaluation and support for appropriate non-life-threatening health concerns that arise outside a scheduled appointment.
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Planned clinical support delivered to a hotel or recovery location for patients traveling for a procedure or recovering away from home.
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Planned visits that include the patient's caregivers and family in the conversation, with communication back to the broader care team.
Request a Visit →Clinical Care, Not Just Aftercare
RN Physically With You
Physician Connected in Real Time
Connected Back to Your Care Team
The first 48–72 hours after discharge can involve questions about pain, medications, hydration, mobility, surgical-site concerns, and changes in condition before your next scheduled appointment.
Appropriate care may be delivered in the patient's home, hotel, or recovery location.
Visits are designed to include patients, caregivers, and family members in the conversation, with communication connected back to the broader care team.
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