Mobile Primary Care
General health assessments, preventive care, chronic condition follow-up, and medication review, brought to patients where they live.
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Primary Care That
Comes to You.
Greatfaith Managed Care is a mobile primary care practice. Our team brings primary care, psychiatric care, and wound care to patients in appropriate home and community settings, with a focus on access, continuity, and coordinated support.
Care where you live
Coordinated with your care team
Support for families & caregivers
What We Do
Care Delivered Where Patients Live
Getting to a clinic is not always simple. Greatfaith brings care to patients at home and in the community, so support fits around real life.
Our mobile model is built for patients who benefit from care that comes to them, including older adults, homebound individuals, and people managing ongoing health needs. We emphasize continuity and clear communication with patients, families, caregivers, and the wider care team.
- Care that comes to you in appropriate home and community settings.
- Coordination with patients, families, caregivers, and other healthcare professionals.
- Ongoing follow-up based on each patient's clinical needs.
Three Ways Greatfaith Supports Patients
Each service is delivered where patients live and coordinated with their broader care team. Available services depend on clinical needs and provider availability.
Psychiatric Care
Respectful behavioral health support that may include psychiatric evaluation, medication review, and follow-up, subject to clinical evaluation and provider availability.
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Wound Care
Wound assessment, monitoring of healing progress, and coordination with caregivers and other providers, with recommendations for a higher level of care when appropriate.
Learn MoreTelehealth Available
Virtual visits are available to new and established patients when clinically appropriate, including selected primary care and psychiatric care needs. Some concerns still require an in-person visit.
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More of Your Care
Primary Care and More, Brought to You
Alongside our core clinical services, Greatfaith helps patients reach additional mobile and supportive services through one connected practice relationship, so more of a patient's care stays in one place.
Mobile Lab
Laboratory services may be provided or arranged based on clinical needs, location, and availability, supporting diagnosis and ongoing follow-up without unnecessary travel when appropriate.
Mobile Imaging
Portable imaging may be provided or arranged when clinically appropriate, helping patients access needed diagnostic services in eligible home and community settings.
Wellness Services
Support for preventive and general physical health, mental and emotional well-being, and connections to appropriate community resources as part of ongoing care.
Depending on the service, clinical needs, location, and availability, supporting services may be provided directly by Greatfaith or coordinated with qualified partner providers. See all services.
Mobile Care at a Glance
Greatfaith brings three core clinical services together through one coordinated mobile-care model based in the South Bay.
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3 Core Services
Mobile Primary Care, Psychiatric Care, and Wound Care
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5 Steps in the Care Process
A clear path from initial contact through coordinated follow-up
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1 Coordinated Mobile Care Model
Care organized around the patient's needs, location, and care team
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South Bay
Based in Southern California
Serving select surrounding communities based on location, scheduling, and provider availability
Getting Started Is Straightforward
A simple path from first contact to ongoing, coordinated care.
Reach Out
Call the practice or request a visit online. Share who the care is for and how we can help. Contact the practice to discuss availability in your situation.
A Visit Is Arranged
A member of our care team visits the patient in their home or community setting for an evaluation, depending on provider availability.
Ongoing, Coordinated Care
Care continues with follow-up based on clinical needs, coordinated with families, caregivers, and other healthcare professionals.
Care for Patients in Every Setting
Greatfaith supports patients who benefit from care that comes to them, wherever they call home.
Homebound Patients
Patients for whom leaving home is difficult due to illness, injury, or limited mobility.
Older Adults
Seniors who benefit from attentive, in-home care that supports independence and comfort.
Post-Hospital Recovery
Patients who need follow-up support at home after a hospital stay or procedure.
Ongoing Health Needs
People managing long-term conditions who benefit from consistent, coordinated follow-up.
Residential Communities
Residents of assisted living, board and care and RCFE homes, adult day care centers, and similar community settings.
Families & Caregivers
Families and caregivers who want a coordinated partner in a loved one's care.
Built Around Access, Continuity & Coordination
Mobile care removes common barriers and keeps everyone involved in a patient's care working from the same picture.
Improved Access
Care comes to the patient, removing the need to arrange transportation or manage a trip to an office.
Continuity of Care
Ongoing follow-up based on clinical needs helps care stay consistent over time.
Clear Communication
We coordinate with patients, families, caregivers, and other professionals so everyone stays informed.
Where We Serve
Care Brought to a Range of Settings
Greatfaith supports patients in appropriate home and community settings. The right setting depends on each patient's needs and circumstances.
- Private homes, including houses, apartments, and family residences
- Assisted living communities
- Board and care homes, including Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly (RCFE)
- Adult day care centers
- Other residential and community settings, including where a patient also receives home health support
Availability depends on clinical needs, patient location, scheduling, provider availability, and the policies or access requirements of the care setting. Whether a specific address or community can be served is confirmed when you contact the practice.
Care Coordination
Everyone on the Same Page
Good care depends on good communication. Coordination is central to how Greatfaith works.
- We coordinate with patients, families, and caregivers.
- We communicate with other healthcare professionals involved in a patient's care.
- We support continuity across our three core service areas.
- We follow up based on each patient's ongoing needs.
How We Try to Show Up for Patients
A few principles guide the way our team works with patients, families, and caregivers.
Respect & Dignity
We aim to treat every patient, family member, and caregiver with patience and respect.
Convenience
Care that comes to the patient reduces travel and helps care fit around daily life.
Coordination
We work to keep patients, families, and care teams connected and informed.
Coverage and Eligibility
Insurance Plans We Accept
Greatfaith accepts many common insurance plan types for eligible Mobile Primary Care, Psychiatric Care, and Wound Care services. Coverage, benefits, and eligibility vary based on the patient's specific plan.
Accepted Plan Categories
- Medicare
- Medi-Cal
- Medicare Advantage
- HMO Plans
- Managed Care Plans
- Commercial Insurance
- Senior Care Plans
Insurance acceptance does not guarantee coverage or payment. Services are subject to eligibility verification, plan benefits, provider participation, clinical appropriateness, location, and availability.
Verify Your Coverage
Contact Greatfaith to discuss your plan type and the requested service.
Get Started
Request a Visit With Greatfaith
Tell us a little about who the care is for and how we can help. Our team will follow up to discuss next steps and availability.
Open Payments Database Notice
For informational purposes only, a link to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Open Payments web page is provided here (opens the CMS Open Payments database in a new tab). The federal Physician Payments Sunshine Act requires that detailed information about payment and other payments of value worth over ten dollars ($10) from manufacturers of drugs, medical devices, and biologics to physicians and teaching hospitals be made available to the public.