What are the benefits of being treated by Mobile Medicine?
What is an ARNP?
Is Mobile Medicine covered under my insurance?
How do payments work?
How do I make appointments?
Is Mobile Medicine a licensed practice?
How do I access my medical records?
What are the benefits of being treated by Mobile Medicine?
- The convenience of a nurse practitioner that can come to your
- home or place of work
- The ability to schedule appointments during regular business hours
and to call for urgent care or after hours appointments
- Direct and private communication with Jody
- No waiting for appointments
- Minimal exposure to other possibly ill patients
- Same or next day appointments
- A healthcare provider dedicated to prevention and wellness
- Professional collaboration with other alternative and traditional
healthcare providers
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What is an ARNP?
Nurse Practitioner or ARNP
By definition, a Nurse Practitioner is an advanced practice nurse who provides high-quality healthcare services similar to those of a physician. By the time an ARNP is certified, they have completed 6+ years of intensive nursing school.
A licensed nurse practitioner can practice medicine independently, apart from any clinic or physician. Working closely with other healthcare providers, an ARNP can diagnose, treat and prescribe medication for a wide range of health problems, focusing on both care and cure in each situation.
For further information on Nurse Practitioners, please visit: http://mbnpa.org/?q=node/3
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Is Mobile Medicine covered under my insurance?
Most insurance plans will cover housecalls just like they cover regular office visits, but every plan is different. Please check with your insurance company for specifics about your coverage.
We are in the process of becoming contracted with most of the major insurance carriers that cover residents in Whatcom County. Please feel free to call or email if you have any questions!
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How do payments work?
We will get your insurance information at the time of the visit. Your insurance will be billed directly. As with any medical bills, you are responsible for the portion of the fee not covered by your insurance. All of our billing is done through Accupro Medical Services and they will contact you regarding any remaining balance.
If you do not have insurance, a flat fee will be charged on a sliding scale.
Our fees include:
• Treatment
• Stat urinalysis, blood glucose and rapid strep testing
• Travel
• Follow-up email or phone calls
Our fees do not include the cost for outside lab tests or X-rays; these will be
billed directly by the lab or facility performing the service.
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How do I make appointments?
Please call or email using the information provided on the Contact Mobile Medicine page. We will make every effort to have you seen on a same or next-day basis. However, we are NOT an emergency room replacement. Please go to the emergency room at St. Joseph's Hospital or dial 911 immediately if you are having a medical emergency.
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Is Mobile Medicine a licensed practice?
Yes. Mobile Medicine is licensed in Bellingham and Washington State, and Jody has her license for individual practice in Washington State as a Family Nurse Practitioner.
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How do I access my medical records?
We now use Practice Fusion for our medical records. Check out www.practicefusion.com or email jody@mymobilemedicine.com for more information on accessing your medical records.
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