Doctor House Call
Get trusted, professional care from our licensed doctors in the comfort of your home.
Professional Medical Services Right At Home
A House Call Doctor brings quality medical care directly to your doorstep. Just like visiting a GP clinic, our licensed doctors provide professional consultations – but in person, right from the comfort and privacy of your home. Skip the clinic queues – we come to you.
Acute Care
Get in-person medical attention for common conditions like colds. flu, mild infections, and other non-emergency symptoms – all from the comfort of your home.
Medical Procedures
Receive safe and professionally administered procedures in the comfort of your home – including medication management. IV drips. phlebotomy, and more, carried out by our professional healthcare team.
Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
Our doctors conduct the necessary medical certification for your LPA application in the comfort of your home. We ensure the process is handled with care, discretion. and in full compliance with legal requirements.
Advance Medical Directive (AMD)
Our doctors provide in-home consultations to guide you through the process and certify your AMD application. This allows you to make informed decisions about your future healthcare right at home.
What to Expect During a Doctor House Call with DA
When our licensed GP arrives at your home, they’ll conduct a thorough consultation, assess your symptoms, and perform any necessary physical examinations. If needed, the doctor may also carry out simple diagnostic tests on-site.
Medications can be prescribed and dispensed during the visit, or delivered to your doorstep within 3 hours after the consultation. Medical certificates and memos can also be issued as required.
*For consultations after 9pm, medication delivery may be scheduled for the next day.
Book your doctor house call in 3 simple steps
Book an appointment for your selected home care service online
Receive a confirmatory call within the same day
Our mobile medical team will arrive as early as the next business day
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How soon can I get an appointment?
Appointments are subject to availability, but we strive to arrange a visit within 3 hours from appointment booking date.
2. Can I reschedule or cancel my appointment?
Yes, you can reschedule or cancel your appointment with at least 24 hours’ notice. A cancellation fee may apply for last-minute changes.
3. Are the procedures performed by qualified healthcare professionals?
Yes, all services are provided by licensed doctors who follow strict medical guidelines.
4. What do I need to prepare before my home care appointment?
Ensure a clean and comfortable space for the procedure. If possible, have any relevant medical records or prescriptions ready for reference.
5. Does insurance cover doctor house calls?
Coverage depends on your insurance provider and policy. We recommend checking with your insurer before booking.
6. Are doctor house calls safe?
Yes, we follow strict infection control and hygiene protocols in line with MOH regulations to ensure patient safety.
7. Can I request a specific doctor?
We will do our best to accommodate requests, but assignments depend on availability and the required medical service.
8. What if I need immediate or urgent medical attention?
If you are experiencing symptoms such as:
- Sudden or severe pain, including chest pain
- Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
- Uncontrolled bleeding of any kind
- Sudden confusion, disorientation or seizures
- Sudden dizziness, numbness, weakness, or changes in vision
- Coughing or vomiting blood
- Persistent vomiting or diarrhea
In the case of these serious symptoms, please seek professional medical attention immediately. Our doctor house call service are for non-emergency medical needs.
9. Can DA’s House Call Doctors with mild or acute medical issues?
Yes, our doctors are equipped to manage acute and sub-acute conditions that are non-life-threatening but still require timely medical attention.
Here are some examples of symptoms and situations we can support.
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- Mild Fever or Cold Symptoms: Non-urgent upper respiratory infections or low-grade fevers
- Minor Injuries: Injuries such as sprains, bruises, or simple cuts
- Chronic Medication Adjustments: Conditions like asthma, hypertension, or other chronic conditions
- Minor Gastrointestinal Complaints: Mild digestive discomfort, nausea, or abdominal pain that does not require emergency care
- Mild Headaches
- Aches and pains with a pain score of less than 5/10
Please note: If your symptoms are severe or life-threatening, such as high fever, chest pain, severe injury, or difficulty breathing, please seek emergency care immediately or call 995.
