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Private physician house calls, home doctor visits, and hotel medical visits. My Concierge MD brings personalized, non-emergency medical care to your home, hotel, or office in Beverly Hills and select greater Los Angeles neighborhoods. Led by David Nazarian, MD, a board-certified internal medicine physician, our team evaluates symptoms, discusses treatment, and arranges appropriate testing and follow-up without requiring every patient to travel to the office.
Request a House Call Appointment | Call (310) 299-8959. Availability, travel area, and any visit or treatment fees are confirmed when scheduling.
What Can a House Call Doctor Do?
House call medicine goes beyond a brief consultation. Depending on the patient’s condition, visit location, clinician availability, and required equipment, services may include an examination for illness, blood draws, selected testing, prescription management, and medically indicated IV hydration or vitamin treatments.
Sick Visits and Urgent Medical Concerns
A house call can be appropriate for non-emergency concerns such as cold and flu symptoms, sore throat, fever, cough, sinus symptoms, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, urinary symptoms, and other new medical complaints. The clinician evaluates symptoms, examines the patient, and recommends treatment or a higher level of care when needed.
Blood Draws and Laboratory Testing at Home
When arranged in advance, our team can collect blood samples or coordinate mobile laboratory testing. Testing may include blood counts, metabolic panels, thyroid and hormone studies, vitamin levels, and other laboratory orders selected for the clinical situation. Some tests require fasting or special collection arrangements.
Mobile Medical Testing and Evaluation
Depending on the patient’s needs and available equipment, a home visit may include vital signs, oxygen saturation, focused physical examination, and selected point-of-care tests. More advanced diagnostics or imaging may require an office or imaging-center visit; the team will explain what can realistically be performed at your location.
IV Hydration, Fluids and Vitamin Treatments
For appropriate patients, medically supervised IV hydration and selected vitamin infusions may be arranged during a home or hotel visit. A clinician first evaluates symptoms, hydration status, medications, and conditions such as heart or kidney disease. IV therapy is not automatically appropriate for fatigue, hangovers, or every illness, and it does not replace emergency treatment for serious dehydration or infection.
Medication Review and Treatment Planning
During a visit, the physician can review medications, discuss treatment options, address side effects, and prescribe medication when clinically appropriate. Follow-up, additional testing, or specialist referrals can be coordinated as needed.
Hotel Doctor Visits for Travelers
Visitors staying at hotels in Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Santa Monica, and nearby Los Angeles neighborhoods can request a medical assessment in their room, subject to availability and hotel access. Common reasons include travel-related illness, gastrointestinal symptoms, respiratory symptoms, and medication concerns.
Follow-Up and Concierge Continuity
A house call can also support ongoing care for established patients who need follow-up, review of test results, chronic-condition management, or coordination of an in-office examination. Learn more about our concierge medicine and primary care services.
House Calls in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills: Home, Hotel and Office Visits
Whether you are looking for a house call doctor in Los Angeles or a doctor who makes house calls in Beverly Hills, our team can discuss physician visits at your home, hotel or workplace. We offer non-emergency evaluations and coordinate testing or treatment according to your medical needs and the resources available at your location.
We receive requests from patients in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, West Hollywood, Bel Air, Brentwood, Century City, Westwood, Santa Monica, Hollywood Hills, Pacific Palisades, Malibu, and surrounding areas. Exact coverage depends on location and scheduling. We can discuss hotel visits for visitors and discreet office visits for professionals who cannot easily leave work.
Why Choose My Concierge MD for a Home Doctor Visit?
- Physician-led care: Medical evaluation overseen by David Nazarian, MD, board certified in internal medicine.
- Personalized medical assessment: Symptoms, health history, and current medications guide treatment recommendations.
- Testing and treatment coordination: Laboratory collection and selected treatments may be arranged where clinically and logistically appropriate.
- Continuity of care: Access to follow-up through our concierge medicine and primary care and internal medicine services.
- Additional services: Patients may also explore telemedicine, diagnostic testing, and executive physicals.
How to Arrange a House Call in Los Angeles or Beverly Hills
Confirm Availability
Our team reviews medical suitability, service area, scheduling, and visit fees.
Receive Medical Care
A clinician evaluates you at home, at your hotel, or at your office when appropriate.
Plan Your Follow-Up
Review treatment, testing, referrals, and next steps with the care team.
- Contact our team. Tell us the patient’s symptoms, age, location, and preferred time.
- Confirm suitability and availability. We determine whether a house call is appropriate or whether an urgent care center or emergency department would be safer.
- Discuss the visit and costs. We confirm the visit area, clinician, expected services, and any applicable fees before scheduling.
- Receive evaluation and follow-up. Your clinician performs the agreed assessment and recommends treatment, tests, or additional care.
Frequently Asked Questions About House Call Doctors
Can a doctor come to my house in Los Angeles?
Yes. My Concierge MD offers physician house calls in Beverly Hills and select Los Angeles neighborhoods, depending on medical appropriateness and availability.
Can I request a doctor to visit my hotel in Beverly Hills?
Yes. Hotel visits may be arranged for travelers and hotel guests. Contact our office with your location and medical concern so we can confirm availability.
Can you do blood work during a house call?
Blood draws and selected laboratory testing can be arranged for appropriate visits. Tell us what testing is needed when booking, since supplies, collection requirements, and processing arrangements vary.
Can you give IV fluids or vitamins at home?
IV hydration and certain vitamin treatments may be available when medically appropriate. The clinician reviews indications and safety before treatment; availability and costs are confirmed in advance.
Do you treat patients who are sick?
Yes. House calls can be useful for non-emergency sick visits, including respiratory symptoms, gastrointestinal complaints, and other common illnesses. Some conditions require urgent imaging, hospital care, or an emergency department instead.
Do I need a concierge membership to request a house call?
Please contact our team to confirm current booking eligibility, membership requirements, and visit fees for your situation.
Are house calls available the same day?
Same-day availability depends on physician scheduling, travel distance, and the medical concern. Contact us for the earliest available visit; we do not guarantee a specific arrival time.
When should I call 911 instead of scheduling a house call?
Call 911 for chest pain, severe difficulty breathing, signs of stroke, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness, or other potentially life-threatening symptoms. A house call is not a substitute for emergency services.
Request a House Call Doctor in Beverly Hills or Los Angeles
For a home doctor visit, hotel medical consultation, blood draw, or discussion of available mobile treatments, request an appointment or call (310) 299-8959. Our team will confirm whether a visit is appropriate and what services can be provided at your location.
Medical services depend on clinical judgment, availability, location, and the equipment required. This page is informational and does not guarantee that every listed treatment is available during every house call.
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