Yes. We are currently accepting new patients at our Snellville office and for house call visits.

You may be eligible for house call visits if one or more of the following applies:

• You currently live in an assisted living facility or personal home.
• You require the assistance of another person to leave home.
• You require the use of a cane, walker, or wheelchair.
• You must exert a high level of effort to get in an automobile.
• Your visits away from home are infrequent and of short duration.

Contact our office to find out if one of our Nurse Practitioners is serving your area.
You do not need a referral to use our house call services.

Our providers will sometimes order lab tests, x-rays, and other services to fully evaluate your medical situation. Very often, these services can be done in your place of residence if you are homebound. The charge for these tests and procedures will be billed by the companies performing them. Imaging studies that require large equipment, such as CTs or MRIs, must be done at a local imaging center or hospital outpatient department.

We accept Medicare (including most Medicare Advantage plans), Medicaid, Wellcare, Peach State Medicare, Peach State Medicaid, Allwell, Ambetter, CareSource Medicaid, CareSource Marketplace/ACA, Amerigroup, Humana, Aetna (including Exchange plans), United Healthcare Commercial & Medicare Advantage Plans, Coventry, First Health, Cigna, Cigna HealthSpring, UPMC, BCBS, Clover Health Plans, Sonder Health Plans, Oscar Health Plans, and Georgia Health Advantage. We also accept most supplemental plans. We only bill the patient if there’s an unpaid balance which is not covered by their insurance. Medicare Part B covers 80% of our services, after the annual deductible is satisfied. Many secondary plans pay the 20% balance. We also accept self-pay.

Yes. Medicare pays 80% of the allowable amount for housecall/PCH/ALF visits. The remaining 20% balance is carried over to the supplemental insurance or patient. Visits for patients with a Medicare Advantage plan will be subject to that particular plan’s benefits- typically the same as the plan’s benefits for a PCP office visit.

Depending on the type of form, there is usually a fee for having forms filled out. Below is some information and the fees associated with some of the more common forms:

1. Blank forms will not be accepted. Personal information must be completed.
2. Outstanding balances need to be paid prior to forms being filled out.
3. Many forms require a current exam prior to being completed.

The charge for review and completion of medical forms is as follows:

• FMLA Paperwork- $25.00
• Physician’s Evaluation for Assisted Living (patient must have current TB skin test or chest x-ray results for form to be completed) – $25.00
• Handicapped Parking Affidavit (includes Notary fee) – $5.00
• VA form: Examination for Housebound Status/Aid & Attendance (21-2680) – $25.00
• Physician’s form for Nursing Home or Intermediate Care (DMA-6), including PSARR form when required- $25.00
• Citizen and Immigration: Medical Certification for Disability Exceptions (N-678) – $20.00
• Medical Records Request (in accordance with and established by the Georgia Department of Community Health) –
• Administration/Retrieval: $5.00 PLUS
• Per page for pages 1-20: $0.97
• Per page for pages 21-100: $0.83
• Per page for pages over 100: $0.66
• Notary fee (when required): $2.00