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DocOnWheels (954) 889-MYDOC

DocOnWheels is a Cash/Credit only discounted physician house call service that will treat you from the comfort of your own home  on weekends and weekdays, and after hours. 

This service is not to replace the care of your primary care physician, rather complement an aid in your care at a reasonably priced rate, when your private doctor cannot fit you in their schedule. Why spend it waiting in the Emergency Department?

Will my insurance accept DocOnWheels receipts?

The number of insurance companies that accept home physicians visits is continuing to increase as they see the advantages and savings home visits offer to their clients as well as themselves, but check with your insurance company if you are considering submitting DocOnWheels receipts.

DocOnWheels does not use insurance codes. DocOnWheels doctors can afford to lower their fees for you because they do not incur the costs associated with coding and billing, and office overhead. Insurance codes also represent a higher price than DocOnWheels. If your high deductible policy or medical savings account requires coding, you might not be able to use DocOnWheels for your visit. You might still be able to use these receipts for income tax purposes due for the IRS. We recommend that patients use DocOnWheels for routine health care costs and then only submit claims toward their deductible for larger items. Also be aware of any contractual obligations that might require your provider to bill your insurance company before collecting from you.

Financial Responsibility

• “Under Florida Law, Physicians are generally required to carry medical malpractice insurance or otherwise demonstrate financial responsibility to cover potential laims for medical malpractice. YOUR DOCTOR HAS DECIDED NOT TO CARRY MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE. This is permitted under Florida law subject to certain conditions. Florida law imposes penalties against noninsured physicians who fail to satisfy adverse judgments arising from claims of medical malpractice. This notice is provided pursuant toFlorida law”

• I have elected not to carry medical malpractice insurance, however, I agree to satisfy any adverse judgements up to the minimum amounts pursuant to s. 458.320(5)(g)1 or 459.0085(5)(g)1, F.S. I understand that I must either post notice in the form of a “sign” prominently displayed in the reception area or provide a written statement to any person to whom medical services are being provided that I have decided not to carry medical malpractice insurance. I understand that such a sign or notice must contain the wording specified in s. 458.320(5)(g) or 459.0085(5)(g), F.S.