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Transitional Primary Care
Telehealth follow-up, medication review, and coordinated support after a hospital or rehabilitation stay.
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Telehealth care in Colorado and Illinois
Healthcare within reach, wherever you are.
Home Doc provides transitional primary care, psychiatric care, and palliative care through telehealth to eligible patients in Colorado and Illinois. Our clinicians work alongside existing doctors, families, facilities, and home-health teams to make complex care easier to follow.
Clinician telehealth in Colorado and Illinois · Local Medical Assistant support within 25 miles of Denver and Colorado Springs
How the care works
A care team focused on consistent follow-up.
Patients connect with a clinician through video visits and receive care in a familiar, comfortable setting. Visits are used to review symptoms, medications, and next steps together, so the plan stays current as circumstances change.
- Intake typically assigns a care team and schedules the patient within 24–48 business hours.
- Frequent follow-up when clinically appropriate
- Coordination with the patient's existing care team
- Medicare, Medicaid, Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare
Why Home Doc
More support between traditional appointments.
Patients often leave a hospital or rehabilitation stay with new prescriptions, specialist appointments, changing symptoms, and questions that do not fit neatly into the next scheduled office visit. Home Doc adds a responsive telehealth team during these high-need periods.
Some patients use Home Doc as a short-term bridge. Others benefit from ongoing psychiatric or palliative care. The plan depends on the patient's needs, eligibility, insurance, and clinician recommendations.
Services
Choose the kind of support you need.
Three service lines, all delivered by telehealth to eligible patients located in Colorado or Illinois.
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Psychiatric Care
Psychiatric evaluations, medication management, talk therapy, and ongoing support across Colorado and Illinois.
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Palliative Care
Added support for symptoms, decisions, caregivers, and quality of life during serious illness.
View service detailsWhat happens next
A straightforward path from inquiry to care.
Intake helps determine whether the requested service is a good fit before an appointment is confirmed.
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Tell us what is happening
Call intake or email intake@myhomedoc.com. Share the requested service, insurance information, recent care setting, and the best way to follow up.
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Review fit and coverage
The team reviews available records, service eligibility, location, and the specific insurance plan. Additional information may be requested.
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Coordinate the first visit
When the service is appropriate and coverage and availability are confirmed, intake explains the next scheduling step.
Service areas
Telehealth across Colorado and Illinois, with added local support in two regions.
Physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners provide visits by telehealth to eligible patients located in Colorado or Illinois. Medical Assistants may provide technology help and in-person vitals within twenty-five miles of Denver and Colorado Springs.
Home Doc may also provide in-person rounding at select participating long-term-care and rehabilitation facilities. Clinician house calls are not part of the service model.
Local Medical Assistant support
Denver and nearby communities, within twenty-five miles
Local Medical Assistant support
Colorado Springs and nearby communities, within twenty-five miles
Telehealth service eligibility is not limited to these two local Medical Assistant support areas.
Frequently asked questions.
Are you coming to my home in person?
No. Clinician visits are provided by telehealth to eligible patients located in Colorado or Illinois, so the patient can be at home while the clinician joins by video. Medical Assistants may provide technology help and in-person vitals within twenty-five miles of Denver and Colorado Springs, and Home Doc may provide in-person rounding at select participating long-term-care and rehabilitation facilities. Clinician house calls are not part of the service model.
Does Home Doc replace my primary care doctor?
Not necessarily. Home Doc frequently works alongside an existing primary care physician, adding closer follow-up during a period of greater medical need. Some patients do choose Home Doc as their primary care practice. Intake can talk through which arrangement fits your situation.
How quickly can care begin after discharge?
Intake typically staffs and schedules a patient within twenty-four to forty-eight business hours, and patients are often seen within twenty-four to forty-eight hours after discharge when eligibility, records, and provider availability allow. Contacting intake before discharge usually shortens that timeline.
How often can a patient be seen?
Visit frequency depends on the clinical situation, the service line, and what the patient's plan covers. During a transition after a hospital or rehabilitation stay, visits are often more frequent and then space out as the patient stabilizes.
Does Home Doc accept insurance?
Home Doc accepts plans from Medicare, Medicaid, Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare. Not every plan offered by these insurers is accepted, so intake verifies your specific plan before care begins. See the Insurance page for details.
Is Home Doc an emergency service?
No. Home Doc does not provide emergency or urgent care. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. If you are in crisis or thinking about suicide, call or text 988.
Start with intake
Talk with Home Doc about the care you need.
Call or email the intake team to discuss service fit, insurance, records, and available next steps.