SACRAMENTO, Calif. — SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Dr. Javeed Siddiqui, an infectious disease physician, was on the job at University of California Davis Medical Center when his iPhone rang with an urgent call ...

Doctors and their staff members make the rounds daily at the Lancaster Rehabilitation Center. As a gesture of appreciation for their service and the convenience they provide, Lancaster Rehab ...

Large health care facilities are getting a lot of foot traffic these days, but Napa County is also home to a handful of old-fashioned independent family doctors. One of these physicians, Dr. Jonathan ...

MESA — The little black bag is back in style. The tradition of doctors providing house calls is coming back, and health-care experts say the practice will increase as the population ages. Evan Kligman ...

The visiting doctor went out not long after the horse and buggy, as technology advanced and institutionalized health care became the norm. In 1930, house calls accounted for 40 percent of ...

An innovative new program from Mass General Brigham’s mobile postpartum care unit is helping moms get the healthcare they need without going all the way to the hospital. Reporting for TODAY, NBC’s ...

"With house calls, it prepares us for the inevitability and there are protocols for that," said Cornwell, whose program serves counties west of Chicago. "They can make their wishes known if they make ...

House calls for medical care are resurging, particularly benefiting elderly or mobility-impaired populations. Driven by cost efficiency and convenience, the house call industry is experiencing growth, ...

A doctor gives an inside look at an overnight on-call shift, working alongside her husband as they manage emergencies, patient admissions, and rapid decision-making throughout a demanding night in the ...

In 2020, during the height of the pandemic, the world was upside down. Doctors stopped taking appointments, hospitals were shuttered and health care was not meeting the needs of many people. When ...

For years, doctors and medical professionals have proposed a paperless nationwide medical record-keeping system. Since 1992, patients in the small town of Clay City, Ind., have gradually seen their ...