House-call care from Texas-licensed clinicians across Greater Houston

Accepting new patients in Greater Houston

Texas-licensed clinicians who come to your front door

Comprehensive geriatric assessments, chronic care management, and urgent house call care delivered in private homes, assisted living, and hospice settings — no waiting rooms, no transport stress.

Texas-licensed. Medicare accepted; coverage varies.
LifeCare Housecall clinician checking an elderly patient's blood pressure at home in Houston

Full exams at the kitchen table

Clinician in navy scrubs speaking with a smiling senior patient in her living room

Most initial visits last about 60–90 minutes

Nurse practitioner reviewing medications with a senior patient and his daughter

Medication reviews with family present

Doctor with medical bag greeting a senior couple at their front door

We come to your front door

48 hrs

typical time to first visit

Our Services

Comprehensive patient care, where patients need it

Coordinated primary care, specialty support, behavioral health, chronic care services, diagnostics, and preventive care. LifeCare House Call provides this care in the home or residential setting so patients stay connected across primary care, specialty care, diagnostics, and ongoing chronic disease management.

Our Coordinated Care Approach

LifeCare House Call brings these services together through one coordinated approach. Our team connects primary medical care with specialists, behavioral health, chronic care programs, remote monitoring, laboratory testing, imaging, and preventive services.

Who We Serve

Wherever your loved one lives, we come to them

Senior couple relaxing on the porch of their Houston home

Care for homebound seniors and busy families

  • Whenever possible, the same clinician returns
  • Family caregiver coaching and written care plans
  • Evening and Saturday appointment windows

How It Works

Four simple steps from first call to ongoing care

  1. 01

    Call or request online

    Tell us the address, ZIP code, insurance, and what's going on. Two minutes, no portal login.

  2. 02

    Intake & records review

    Our care coordinator verifies coverage and pulls prior records before the visit.

  3. 03

    The house call

    A physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner typically spends 60–90 minutes with your loved one at home.

  4. 04

    Ongoing care plan

    You receive a written plan, prescriptions sent to your pharmacy, and scheduled follow-up.

Texas-licensed physicians and advanced practice providers
Medicare & major insurance accepted; coverage varies
Written care plans shared with your care team
"They saw my mother the day after I called. No ambulance, no six-hour ER wait. The doctor sat with us for over an hour."
Denise T., Bellaire
"Our assisted living community uses LifeCare for weekly rounds. Transfers to the hospital have dropped noticeably."
Executive Director, Katy ALF

Reviews reflect family and partner feedback. Names and identifying details may be changed to protect privacy.

Medical emergency? Do not use this form. Call 911 immediately or go to the nearest emergency room. This request is not monitored 24/7.

Request a house call

Three quick steps. A care coordinator typically responds within one business hour during regular business hours.

  1. 1. Care setting

  2. 2. Reason for visit

  3. 3. Your details

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