House Call Doctor Thousand Oaks

Visit costs at House Call Doctor Thousand Oaks typically range from $400 to $1,100 within the central service area. Your total cost depends on the time spent and the complexity of care provided. The practice gives you a clear estimate before the physician arrives so there are no surprises. The practice accepts credit cards, HSA/FSA accounts, and cash.

House Call Doctor Thousand Oaks does not bill insurance directly. The practice operates on a private-pay basis. After each visit, the practice provides an itemized superbill that you can submit to your insurance carrier for potential reimbursement. All cancer genetics and pharmacogenomics testing stays completely private and never reports to your insurer.

Yes. The practice offers same-day and next-day visits. You can call, text, or submit a request online, and the team will match you with the right physician based on your needs and location. Established patients also have 24/7 phone access for urgent concerns.

The practice serves patients across a broad stretch of Southern California, running from Encino through Malibu and up to Montecito. The primary service area covers Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. Visit costs may vary slightly for locations outside the central service area.

The clinical scope is wide. The practice handles primary care, urgent care, seniors and chronic condition management, pre-surgical clearance, annual physicals, wound care, IV antibiotics, ventilator management, tracheostomy care, and feeding tube support. The team also delivers advanced pulmonology consults, at-home labs and diagnostics, ECG, point-of-care ultrasound, at-home X-ray, and echocardiogram. Specialized programs include liquid biopsy cancer screening, hereditary cancer genetics testing, pharmacogenomics, brain mapping, and comprehensive executive physicals.

Yes. The practice offers secure telemedicine visits in addition to in-home appointments. Patients can also reach their care team through secure messaging via the Spruce app on a phone, computer, or tablet. Follow-up phone calls related to an existing visit are included at no additional charge.

A typical appointment runs 45 minutes. That length gives the physician real time to listen, examine, and address your concerns thoroughly. The practice rejects the rushed 12-minute visit model and structures every appointment around what the patient actually needs.

Yes. The practice has deep experience managing complex cases that most home care services cannot handle. Physicians manage ventilators, perform tracheostomy care, administer IV antibiotics, and support patients transitioning home after ICU stays. Dr. Stella Cohen, a board-certified Pulmonary and Critical Care specialist, delivers advanced pulmonology consults at home for conditions including COPD, asthma, pulmonary embolism, and pneumonia.

Yes. The practice provides VIP services for clients who require complete discretion. Physicians sign NDAs and deliver care at home, on set, or at a patient's office. The practice extends the same level of confidentiality and professionalism to every patient it serves.

You can call, text, or email the practice directly, or fill out the online visit request form on the website. The team reviews your needs, provides a clear cost estimate, and dispatches a board-certified physician to your location. The practice serves new patients for both one-time visits and ongoing primary care relationships.