What We Offer

Services Built Around
Where You Live

Three core services, delivered in appropriate home and community settings and coordinated with your broader care team.

How We Work

Medical Care, Delivered Where Patients Live

Greatfaith is a mobile primary care practice. Our care team travels to patients in appropriate home and community settings and provides medical care there, rather than asking patients to travel to an office.

Care is based on each patient's clinical needs. Available services may vary by location and provider availability. The care team works with patients and authorized caregivers when appropriate, and communicates with families, residential communities, and other healthcare professionals involved in a patient's care.

Core Services

Our Three Core Services

A summary of each service is below. Whether a service is appropriate depends on each patient's clinical needs and on provider availability.

Mobile Primary Care

Mobile primary care brings routine medical attention to the patient instead of asking the patient to travel. A member of the care team visits an appropriate home or community setting, reviews how the patient is doing, and plans follow-up based on clinical needs.

Who this may help

  • Adults who find travel to a clinic difficult
  • Older adults who do better in a familiar setting
  • Patients managing one or more long-term conditions

Care may include

  • General health assessments
  • Preventive care, when appropriate
  • Chronic-condition follow-up
  • Medication review
  • Laboratory and imaging services, provided or arranged when appropriate, plus referral coordination
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Clinician using a stethoscope to assess an older adult seated at home

Psychiatric Care

Psychiatric care supports mental health as part of a patient's overall health. Visits are offered in appropriate home and community settings, with attention to privacy and dignity. Whether this service is appropriate is decided after clinical evaluation, and availability depends on qualified-provider availability.

Who this may help

  • Adults who find it hard to travel to an office
  • Older adults who benefit from support in a familiar setting
  • Families seeking care coordinated with a loved one's other providers

Care may include

  • Psychiatric evaluation
  • Medication review and management, when appropriate
  • Follow-up visits
  • Behavioral health support
  • Communication with authorized family members or caregivers

Not for Crisis Support

This practice does not provide emergency or crisis psychiatric services. If you or someone you know may be in danger or in crisis, call 911, go to the nearest emergency department, or contact your local crisis and emergency services right away.

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Clinician and patient talking at a kitchen table during a home psychiatric visit

Wound Care

Wound care focuses on watching a wound closely over time. The care team assesses the wound, follows the treatment plan, tracks how healing is progressing, and stays in contact with caregivers and others involved. When a wound needs more than can be provided in a home setting, the team recommends a higher level of care.

Who this may help

  • Patients recovering from a surgery or procedure
  • Patients with wounds that are slow to heal
  • Patients for whom traveling for wound follow-up is difficult

Care may include

  • Wound assessment
  • Follow-up on the treatment plan
  • Monitoring of healing progress
  • Pressure-injury support
  • Caregiver communication and coordination with home health or specialists
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Clinician checking a covered dressing on a seated patient during a home visit
Virtual Care

Telehealth

Telehealth is a way Greatfaith can deliver care, not a separate specialty. It gives patients another route to the same care team when an in-person examination is not required.

  • Available to both new and established patients
  • May support appropriate mobile primary care visits
  • May support appropriate psychiatric care visits
  • Can help with selected follow-ups when a hands-on examination is not needed
  • An in-person mobile visit may still be recommended when it is clinically necessary
Older adult participating in a telehealth appointment from home
Supporting Care

Supporting Mobile Services

Alongside the three core services above, care may also include the following. Depending on the service, clinical needs, location, and availability, these may be provided directly by Greatfaith or coordinated with qualified partner providers. They are possible components of a patient's care rather than guaranteed standalone services.

Mobile laboratory collection taking place during a visit in a patient's home
Mobile Lab
Technician preparing portable diagnostic equipment during an in-home visit
Mobile Imaging
Clinician conducting a preventive wellness assessment with an older adult
Wellness Services

Preventive Care

Routine health guidance and preventive support, when appropriate.

Chronic Condition Follow-Up

Ongoing follow-up for long-term conditions, based on clinical needs.

Post-Hospital Follow-Up

Support after a hospital stay or procedure, when appropriate.

Medication Review

Review of current medications as part of a visit, based on clinical needs.

Referral Coordination

Coordination of referrals to other healthcare professionals, when appropriate.

Mobile Lab

Laboratory testing that may support diagnosis, monitoring, and ongoing care. Services may be provided or arranged based on clinical needs, location, and availability.

Mobile Imaging

Portable imaging when clinically appropriate, provided or arranged with qualified partners. Results support the patient's broader care plan.

Wellness Services

Support for preventive and general physical health, mental and emotional well-being, and connections to appropriate community resources.

Family & Caregiver Communication

Updates shared with families and caregivers, when authorized by the patient.

Care Team Coordination

Communication with primary care and other healthcare professionals involved in a patient's care.

Please Note

Not every service is appropriate for every patient, and availability may vary. Contact the practice to discuss what may be available for a specific situation.

Getting Started

How Mobile Care Generally Works

Every situation is different, but the path from first contact to an arranged visit usually looks like this.

  1. Contact Greatfaith

    Call or send a request telling us who the care is for.

  2. Discuss Service & Location

    We talk through the type of care requested and where the patient is located.

  3. Review of Next Steps

    Our team reviews clinical needs and provider availability, then explains what is possible.

  4. A Visit Is Arranged

    When the service is appropriate and available, a visit is scheduled.

  5. Follow-Up Is Coordinated

    Ongoing follow-up is based on the care plan and the people involved in the patient's care.

Where We Work

Who We May Serve

Greatfaith may work with patients in a range of appropriate home and community settings. The right setting depends on each patient's needs and circumstances.

  • Private homes, including houses and apartments
  • 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. Greatfaith does not serve every facility or every resident.

Service Area & Availability

Based in the South Bay, Greatfaith serves select surrounding Southern California communities, including areas in Los Angeles County, Orange County, the Inland Empire, Riverside-area communities, Bakersfield, and nearby areas. Availability may vary by location, scheduling, and provider availability. Whether Greatfaith can serve a specific address or community is confirmed when you contact the practice.

Caregiver sitting with a resident in a small board and care home
Common Questions

Questions About Mobile Care

Short answers to what visitors ask most often about how Greatfaith works.

What is mobile primary care?

Mobile primary care means a member of the care team travels to the patient and provides primary care in an appropriate home or community setting, rather than the patient traveling to an office. What a visit includes depends on the patient's clinical needs, their location, scheduling, and provider availability.

Where can Greatfaith visits take place?

Visits may take place in private residences, assisted-living communities, residential-care and board-and-care settings, and other appropriate community settings, including where a patient also receives home health support. Whether a specific address or community can be served is confirmed when you contact the practice.

What services does Greatfaith provide?

Greatfaith provides three core services: Mobile Primary Care, Psychiatric Care, and Wound Care. Whether a service is appropriate for a particular patient depends on clinical needs and provider availability.

How do I request a visit?

Call (424) 402-0661 or use the contact page to tell us who the care is for and where the patient is located. The team reviews the requested service, the location, and provider availability, then explains the next steps.

What insurance plans does Greatfaith accept?

Greatfaith accepts Medicare, Medi-Cal, Medicare Advantage, HMO plans, managed care plans, commercial insurance, and senior care plans. Coverage, eligibility, benefits, provider participation, and payment vary by the patient's specific plan and the requested service. Contact Greatfaith to verify coverage before care is scheduled.

Can Greatfaith provide care by Telehealth?

Yes. Telehealth is available to both new and established patients. Mobile primary care and psychiatric care may be provided virtually when it is clinically appropriate, and telehealth can also be useful for selected follow-up visits. Some concerns require a hands-on examination, and in those cases an in-person mobile visit is recommended instead. Availability depends on clinical needs, scheduling, and provider availability. Learn more about telehealth.

Does Greatfaith offer mobile lab or imaging services?

Mobile lab and imaging services may be provided or arranged as part of a patient's care when clinically appropriate, depending on location and availability. Depending on the service, they may be delivered directly by Greatfaith or coordinated with qualified partner providers. Results are used to support the patient's ongoing care plan.

What are Greatfaith Wellness Services?

Wellness Services support broader physical and mental well-being alongside a patient's clinical care. This may include preventive and general physical health support, attention to mental and emotional well-being, and connections to appropriate community resources. What is available depends on the patient's needs and provider availability.

What should I do in an emergency?

This website and the practice contact form are not for medical emergencies and are not monitored for urgent needs. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Not for Emergencies

This website and the practice contact form are not for medical emergencies and are not monitored for urgent needs. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

Get Started

Ready to Request a Visit?

Tell us who the care is for and how we can help. Our team will follow up to discuss next steps and availability.

Request a Visit Call (424) 402-0661

Prefer to read more first? Explore Mobile Primary Care, Psychiatric Care, or Wound Care.