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Evaluation of everyday concerns when getting to the office is difficult.
Primary Care at Home, Around Salem and Turnersville
When getting to the office is difficult, Mediversity can bring primary care to you. House calls are available for primary care only, within around 10 miles of our Salem and Turnersville, New Jersey offices.
House calls at a glance
For homes within around 10 miles of our Salem and Turnersville offices.
A house call is a primary care visit that takes place in your home instead of a clinic. It can make care more practical when getting to an office is difficult.
Mediversity offers house calls for primary care only, for patients within around 10 miles of our Salem and Turnersville offices.
For an overview of everything our office-based team covers, see our primary care services. This page focuses only on visits at home.
A house call may address many of the concerns you would bring to a primary care provider. What can be done at home depends on your needs and your provider’s assessment.
Evaluation of everyday concerns when getting to the office is difficult.
Follow-up for long-term conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure.
Going over your current medications and any questions you have about them.
Discussing your health history, screenings, and next steps in your care.
House calls are available within around 10 miles of either New Jersey office. Share your address with the team so they can confirm whether your home is in the area.
A house call is not necessary for everyone. It may be worth asking about if you:
If you can travel comfortably, an office primary care visit may offer more testing and treatment options. The team can help you decide.
House calls are arranged directly with the team so they can confirm your location and the reason for your visit first.
Call, WhatsApp, or send a request through the contact form and tell us your town or ZIP code.
The team checks that you are in the service area and that your concern is suitable for primary care at home.
If a house call is appropriate, the team arranges a time based on current availability.
Your provider reviews your concerns and history, then discusses a plan and any follow-up, including an office visit if needed.
A house call is not a substitute for emergency care.
If symptoms suggest an emergency, such as severe breathing difficulty, severe chest pain, serious bleeding, or loss of consciousness, call 911 rather than waiting for a visit at home.
Some concerns may also need an in-person office assessment, testing, a procedure, or another level of care. Your provider will tell you if that applies to you.
A little preparation helps your provider make the most of the visit. If it helps, ask a family member or caregiver to join you.
Your cost can depend on the care you need, your insurance plan, and your deductible, copayment, and coinsurance. Coverage for visits at home can differ from coverage for office visits, so ask the team and your insurer what applies to you before scheduling.
Contact the team to confirm your home is within the Salem or Turnersville service area and that a visit at home suits your needs.
Prefer the office? Learn about our primary care services or contact Mediversity.
Answers about the service area, what a visit at home covers, and how to request one.
A house call is a primary care visit that takes place in your home instead of a clinic. It can make care more practical when getting to an office is difficult.
Mediversity offers house calls within around 10 miles of its Salem and Turnersville, New Jersey offices. Share your address with the team so they can confirm whether your home is in the area.
No. House calls are for primary care only. Aesthetic treatments, weight management, behavioral health, addiction medicine, and other services are not offered through house calls.
Call (856) 740-9777, WhatsApp (856) 436-4487, or use the contact form. The team will check your location and whether a house call suits your needs.
Coverage depends on your plan and can differ from coverage for office visits. Ask the Mediversity team and your insurer what applies to you before scheduling.
No. If symptoms suggest an emergency, such as severe breathing difficulty, severe chest pain, serious bleeding, or loss of consciousness, call 911.
You can still be seen at either primary care office, or by telehealth for appropriate non-urgent concerns.
House call availability, service area, and coverage are subject to change and depend on your location and care needs; please confirm current details with the Mediversity team. This page provides general information and is not medical advice.