Home Visits & Telehealth

Kidan Medical's use of remote patient monitoring technology and telehealth, in conjunction with the good old fashioned house call, keeps patients out of the hospital and cared for wherever getting to an office is hardest: recovering from an illness, managing a chronic condition, juggling work and kids, or dealing with limited mobility.

Kidan Medical is proud to be an industry leader and a model of excellence for in-home primary care, serving the state of Indiana. We combine uniquely patient-centric medical care with an old-world human touch that is getting hard to find these days.

Kidan Medical provider examining a patient during a home visit

Home Visits

It can be difficult to get to the office when you're homebound, recovering from an illness, or managing a chronic condition. That's why we bring the visit to you: the same hands-on primary care you'd get in an exam room, without the trip. Home visits are covered by insurance and available to patients across the Indianapolis area.

Our care team coordinates your home visits, telehealth calls, and any office-based care together, so nothing gets lost between visits and no one has to re-explain their history to someone new.

Ask About a Home Visit

What a Home Visit Can Include

—Management of acute and chronic illness
—Follow-up care after a hospital or rehab stay
—Medication management and reconciliation
—Wound care
—In-home vaccinations
—Diet, nutrition & wellness counseling
—Assistance with living wills & advance directives
—Guidance on medical equipment & supplies
—Referrals to home health, hospice & specialist care
—Screening for anxiety, depression & cognitive changes

We know caregivers carry a lot too. We're glad to loop in family members on what's going on and help you find the outside support you need, not just treat the patient in isolation.

Virtual Care

Telehealth at Kidan Medical

A lot of practices treat telehealth as an afterthought, something offered for quick follow-ups once you're already an established patient. That's not how we use it. Home visits and telehealth are our primary way of seeing patients, including brand-new patients.

You'll get the same attention to your history and your goals as an in-person visit, and leave with an actual plan, not a rushed call. No app to download, no account to create. We send a secure link; you click it at your appointment time.

Getting Started

How to Connect

Book Your Appointment

Call 317-760-5319 or book online for a telehealth slot that works for you. There's no separate new-patient paperwork to complete beforehand, we'll cover what we need during the visit itself.

Tap Your Video Link

A few minutes before your visit, we'll text you a secure, one-time video link. No app to download and no account to create, just tap it from your phone or computer when it's time.

Connect With Your Provider

Join the call and talk through what's going on directly with your provider. You'll get the same clinical depth as an in-person visit, and leave with an actual plan.

Illustration of a telehealth video meeting

Before You Book

What to Expect

A few things Indiana requires of every telehealth visit, and a few things we just think you deserve to know.

We Confirm Who You're Talking To

Before your visit starts, your provider states their name and license and confirms you're physically located in Indiana at the time of the call, which state law requires for telehealth care. If anyone else is in the room with you, just let us know; a telehealth conversation isn't private if it can be overheard.

A Real Conversation, Not a Checklist

We review your history, discuss what's going on, and talk through the risks, benefits, and options, including whether your situation is actually better suited to an in-person or home visit instead.

If Your Connection Drops

We'll call or text to reconnect or get you rescheduled. A bad connection doesn't end your visit, it just changes how we finish it.

A Summary You Can Reference

You'll receive a visit summary covering what was discussed and any prescriptions issued, plus clear instructions for follow-up care.

What We Treat

Conditions Treated by Telehealth

If something needs a hands-on exam, we'll get you scheduled for a home visit instead, just ask when you book.

Sick Visits. Cold, flu, sinus infections, minor illness: most can be assessed and treated without an in-person exam.

Chronic Disease Management. Diabetes, hypertension, thyroid, and asthma check-ins to review how your numbers and symptoms are trending.

Prescription Management. Renewals and medication adjustments, sent directly to your pharmacy before you log off.

Lab Result Reviews. We walk through every result with you in plain English and build a plan around what we find, same as in person.

Follow-Up Care. Checking in after a diagnosis, a new medication, or a recent illness to make sure things are on track.

Common Questions

What Patients Ask Us

Do I need to download an app for a telehealth visit?

No. We send a secure video link to your phone or email before your appointment. Click it at your visit time and you're connected, no account, download, or password required.

Can new patients book a telehealth visit, or is it only for existing patients?

New patients are welcome. Home visits and telehealth are how we see all patients, new and established alike, not just follow-ups.

Is telehealth covered by insurance?

Most major insurance plans, Medicaid, and Medicare cover telehealth visits the same way they cover an in-office visit. We'll verify your benefits before your appointment. Self-pay rates are also available.

What if I need to be seen in person?

We offer home visits for situations that call for a hands-on exam. Call us or mention it when booking and we'll arrange one.

What conditions can be treated over telehealth?

Sick visits, chronic disease management, prescription renewals, mental wellness check-ins, lab result reviews, and general follow-up care are all well-suited to telehealth. Anything requiring a physical exam, we'll schedule as a home visit instead.

Telehealth Disclaimer: Telehealth visits are available to patients located in Indiana at the time of the visit, consistent with provider licensure requirements. A stable internet connection and a phone, tablet, or computer with a camera are required. Telehealth is not appropriate for medical emergencies. Call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room. For a mental health or suicide crisis, call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7. Your provider will let you know if a condition requires an in-person or home visit instead.