We care about the entire well-being of our clients and provide the following services to meet their full range of needs. From doctor's visits and prescription refills to legal and housing issues, our clients are supported every step of the way.
Our Services
Our Programs
Primary Care at Home, INC. is committed to offering affordable, accessible healthcare to fit the needs of our clients. From case management to direct health and medical services, we ensure that each patient is educated, informed and empowered to achieve wellness and health through care and support. A number of our programs focus on HIV specialty care.
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Ayurvedic Body Work Series
To support our clients who suffer from debilitating chronic pain, we've launched an Ayurvedic Body Work program, that integrates herbal treatment, oil massages, and steam therapy, in order to alleviate their discomfort and improve their quality of life.
Integrative Medicine
Through our partnership with the International Center for Integrative Medicine (ICIM), PCAHI provides a range of innovative services which incorporate the best of Eastern and Western medicine. These services, such as acupuncture and acupressure, ensure that participants have access to the full spectrum of care and chronic pain relief.
Chronic Care Management
The Chronic Care Management (CCM) Program is a critical component of our primary care services. From prescriptions to preventative care, we create and revise person-centered care plans that adapt to each patient's needs. CCM is covered under Medicare and Medi-Cal.
Co-Care Management
The Co-Care Management (CoCM) program works alongside our primary care program to ensure our clients achieve both physical and mental wellness through counseling and pharmacotherapy. Behavioral Health Integration (BHI) care is covered under Medicare.
Statewide PrEP-AP
PCAHI has been chosen as one of three of California's statewide PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis for HIV) and PEP (post exposure prophylaxis) telehealth providers. Our service region is Northern California, with a special focus on minors (12-17 years old), the uninsured, or those with confidentiality concerns.