The information in these pages will either excite you into beginning that house-call practice right away or scare you into keeping your day job. Either way, I'm glad you've chosen to learn about my happiness with beginning a house-call practice and to learn from my struggles to maintain a business in the nation's current health-care state. Are you looking for a step-by-step guide on how to start a house-call practice? Are you looking for a few examples from an expert in the fi eld of house calls to help guide your decision making? If you've answered yes to these questions, this is the book for you. Making medical house calls is an extremely rewarding and profi table niche practice that can be started with little or no overhead. If you already love or think you will love going into the home setting to provide primary care when health care is often scarce or unavailable, this is the fi eld for you. This book is written with nuances and scenarios of a house-call practice for an advanced practice nurse, but if you are a physician assistant, physician, or any other practitioner looking to begin a housecall practice, there is plenty of information here for you too!

If you're serious about starting a house-call practice, then this book is for you and you need to pay attention.Medical Housecalls are back and they are more profitable than ever! People often prefer house calls to visiting clinics or offices because house calls feel personalized and tailored to the specific need of the patient, as opposed to office visits, where the patient is treated like... well, just another patient. It is also an highly lucrative niche that with low overhead costs and barrier to entry.In this Housecalls 101: Policy & Procedure Manual, Dr. Scharmaine Lawson, NP skips all the fluff and shows you how to set up your own successful house call practice. With examples and templates from her own successful house call practice, the guesswork is completely eliminated, leaving you free to do what you love... with confidence. Here's a snippet of what you're going to discover in this ultimate guide to house calls:¿How to handle patient complaints¿New employee orientation procedures¿How to properly carry out a patient satisfaction survey¿Healthcare provider and staff behavior¿Maintaining contact after admission to a long term care facility¿¿and more!You'll also be equipped with an arsenal of professional sample letters and template forms. All you have to do is fill in the gaps and you're in business!Informative and practical, this book is written to help you transition into the highly rewarding field of Primary Care Housecalls. Whether you're a nurse practitioner, physician, physician assistant or other health provider looking to begin a house call practice, there's something in these pages for you.

The information in these pages will either excite you into beginning that house-call practice right away or scare you into keeping your day job. Either way, I'm glad you've chosen to learn about my happiness with beginning a house-call practice and to learn from my struggles to maintain a business in the nation's current health-care state. Are you looking for a step-by-step guide on how to start a house-call practice? Are you looking for a few examples from an expert in the field of house calls to help guide your decision making? If you've answered yes to these questions, this is the book for you. Making medical house calls is an extremely rewarding and profi table niche practice that can be started with little or no overhead. If you already love or think you will love going into the home setting to provide primary care when health care is often scarce or unavailable, this is the field for you. This book is written with nuances and scenarios of a house-call practice for an advanced practice nurse, but if you are a physician assistant, physician, or any other practitioner looking to begin a housecall practice, there is plenty of information here for you too

House Calls 101: Part 2 is a practical handbook for in-home care and telemedicine services for nurses struggling in a post-pandemic world. Written by nationally recognized and award-winning nurse practitioner Dr. Scharmaine L Baker, NP, this complete guide seeks to provide health workers with the tools and strategies they need to better serve their patients on house calls. With reference to long-distance care, billing and reimbursement options, and care management for both chronic and acute patients, House Calls 101: Part 2 offers a wealth of insights to help nurses of all backgrounds better understand the needs of their patients and deliver effective long-distance care. From counseling and screening sessions to advance care planning and psychiatric services, this brilliant handbook seeks to redefine house calls and in-home care in our rapidly changing healthcare system.

This book is written with nuances and scenarios of a house-call practice for an advanced practice nurse, physician assistant, physician, or any other practitioner looking to begin a housecall practice.

Medical Housecalls are back and they are more profitable than ever! People often prefer house calls to visiting clinics or offices because house calls feel personalized and tailored to the specific need of the patient, as opposed to office visits, where the patient is treated like... well, just another patient.

The information in these pages will either excite you into beginning that house-call practice right away or scare you into keeping your day job. Either way, I'm glad you've chosen to learn about my happiness with beginning a house-call practice and to learn from my struggles to maintain a business in the nation's current health-care state. Are you looking for a step-by-step guide on how to start a house-call practice? Are you looking for a few examples from an expert in the fi eld of house calls to help guide your decision making? If you've answered yes to these questions, this is the book for you. Making medical house calls is an extremely rewarding and profi table niche practice that can be started with little or no overhead. If you already love or think you will love going into the home setting to provide primary care when health care is often scarce or unavailable, this is the fi eld for you. This book is written with nuances and scenarios of a house-call practice for an advanced practice nurse, but if you are a physician assistant, physician, or any other practitioner looking to begin a housecall practice, there is plenty of information here for you too!