Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment
Full cognitive, functional, fall-risk, and medication review completed in the home. Most initial visits last approximately 60–90 minutes.
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.
Full exams at the kitchen table
Most initial visits last about 60–90 minutes
Medication reviews with family present
We come to your front door
48 hrs
typical time to first visit
Our Services
Clinic-grade medicine, delivered at the bedside
Every visit is performed by a Texas-licensed physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner and documented in a written care plan shared with the patient, family and authorized care team.
Chronic Disease Management
Ongoing care for CHF, COPD, diabetes, and hypertension with monthly clinician follow-up.
Medication Reconciliation
Reducing or safely discontinuing unnecessary medications, with interaction checks coordinated directly with your pharmacy.
In-Home Diagnostics & Labs
Blood draws, EKG, point-of-care testing, and mobile imaging coordination at the bedside.
Palliative & Hospice Support
Symptom control and goals-of-care conversations alongside your hospice team.
Post-Discharge Transition Visits
Hospital follow-up within 72 hours to prevent avoidable readmissions.
Who We Serve
Wherever your loved one lives, we come to them
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
- 01
Call or request online
Tell us the address, ZIP code, insurance, and what's going on. Two minutes, no portal login.
- 02
Intake & records review
Our care coordinator verifies coverage and pulls prior records before the visit.
- 03
The house call
A physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner typically spends 60–90 minutes with your loved one at home.
- 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."
"Our assisted living community uses LifeCare for weekly rounds. Transfers to the hospital have dropped noticeably."
Reviews reflect family and partner feedback. Names and identifying details may be changed to protect privacy.
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Request a house call
Three quick steps. A care coordinator typically responds within one business hour during regular business hours.
1. Care setting
2. Reason for visit
3. Your details
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