YourDoctor,YourLivingRoom,YourSchedule
A complete geriatric appointment — medication review, fall risk, specialist coordination — without the drive, the waiting room, or the exhaustion after.
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No account required · No insurance forms · Takes 30 seconds
Driving to the Clinic versus
Opening Your Tablet
Twelve things that make geriatric care complicated — and how each one disappears.
Every item on this list was designed out of the experience. None of them were accidents.
We already thought of that.
The things you worry about at 2 a.m. — they're already on our checklist.
Medical Review
Medication reconciliation
Every prescription, supplement, and over-the-counter drug reviewed together.
Lab work interpretation
Results read aloud and explained in plain language, not portal jargon.
Chronic condition monitoring
Blood pressure, diabetes, heart conditions — all tracked visit to visit.
Specialist referral coordination
We write the summary and send it before you close the tablet.
Safety & Cognition
Cognitive screening
Standard on every visit. Not skipped because the schedule ran long.
Fall risk review
We can see your home environment — the rug, the lighting, the bathroom.
Driving and independence assessment
Honest, compassionate, and done with the whole family present.
Sleep and pain review
Two things often missed in rushed in-person visits.
Family & Caregiver
Caregiver questions — built in
Time reserved for the daughter in a different zip code.
Care plan shared with family
Written summary emailed within 24 hours.
Next appointment before you hang up
No hold music. No three-week wait.
After-hours nurse line
Because dizzy spells don't wait for Monday morning.
Standard geriatric visit · 45–60 minutes · Caregiver time included · No surprise billing
The call that changed things.
Mom hasn't left the house for a doctor's visit in eight months. Her last Consult appointment, the doctor noticed her blood pressure medication was conflicting with her arthritis pill. Nobody had caught that in two years of in-person visits.
Deborah Hartley
Daughter, Portland OR — coordinating care for her mother in Scottsdale
I was afraid the doctor would be looking at a screen instead of me. But Dr. Reyes looked right at me the whole time. She asked about my garden. She remembered I mentioned my knees last time. That doesn't happen at the clinic.
Ruth Eisenberg
Patient, 81 · Retired librarian · Albuquerque, NM
My father lives alone. I'm in Boston, he's in Phoenix. I used to lie awake wondering if he mentioned the dizziness to his doctor. Now I'm on the call. I see his face. I hear the doctor's answer. That's worth everything.
Michael Okafor
Son, Boston MA — caring for his father remotely in Phoenix
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Three questions. That's it. No insurance forms, no account creation, no date pickers with tiny numbers.
"Let me take a look at everything — we have time."
Not sure yet? Download the Family Checklist.
A printable PDF that helps you audit whether telemedicine fits your parent's needs. 12 questions, honest answers.