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Birmingham resident Taylor Pate has her vitals checked during an at-home medical visit with Medical House Calls Senior Nurse Practitioner Elizabeth Fuller, FNP-C — Medical House Calls Senior Nurse Practitioner Elizabeth Fuller, FNP-C performs an at-home medical exam on Birmingham resident Taylor Pate at Pate’s home. (Jacob Blankenship / Bham Now)

When you wake up with a scratchy throat or some other telltale sign of illness, do you call for a doctor’s appointment or push through? Many gamble on the latter, in part because clinic wait times can wipe out half a day or more.

Enter Medical House Calls, a new concierge healthcare company that recently expanded to Birmingham, bringing providers straight to your door in one text or call. Even better—the leaders of this at-home medical care company have longtime local roots.

Read on to learn more about the team and how the service works.

Quick reference

What is Medical House Calls?

Birmingham resident Taylor Pate holds her phone displaying information about Medical House Calls in-home primary care — Imagine an in-home medical visit in one call or text. (Jacob Blankenship / Bham Now)

Medical House Calls provides high-quality, private and convenient at-home medical care, often with same-day appointments and next-day guaranteed.

Fully licensed providers come to your home to provide services that range from primary and urgent care to performance medicine, including:

IV therapy for rapid hydration, energy + immunity support
primary + urgent care
medical weight loss plans + programs

The services are offered at flat rates paid upfront, with many services eligible for FSA or HSA payments.

Annual plans for concierge primary and urgent care are also available.

You can check out a complete list of services and transparent pricing at medicalhousecalls.com.

How does an at-home medical visit work?

Birmingham resident Taylor Pate makes a call from her kitchen to Medical House Calls in-home primary care — Medical House Calls at-home medical visits typically last from one to two hours. (Jacob Blankenship / Bham Now)

Birmingham resident Taylor Pate has her heart rate and other vitals checked in her home by Medical House Calls Senior Nurse Practitioner Elizabeth Fuller, FNP-C — Medical House Calls at-home medical visits typically last from one to two hours. (Jacob Blankenship / Bham Now)

Here’s a summary of what an in-home medical visit looks like:

📲 Call or text (205) 509-2103 for an appointment anytime between 8AM – 8PM daily
🧑‍💻 The team gathers your info
⏳ Visits run one to two hours, depending on the need

“We are able to spend as much time as we need to care for our patients, which really makes us unique. The time we spend with them and the high quality of care make our patients very happy—the one-on-one, no rush, quality care we provide.”
_{Medical House Calls Senior Nurse Practitioner Elizabeth Fuller, FNP-C}

Medical House Calls background

Birmingham resident Taylor Pate and Medical House Calls Senior Nurse Practitioner Elizabeth Fuller, FNP-C discuss medications during an in-home medical visit — Providers are fully licensed to assess, diagnose and prescribe. (Jacob Blankenship / Bham Now)

Medical House Calls has served more than 10,000 clients in the Nashville area since its founding there in 2020 by Stuart Jones, now the company’s senior vice president of clinical services.

An early patient during the pandemic, current owner Chuck McDowell of Wesley Financial Group acquired the company in 2023. Shortly after, McDowell tabbed Magic City resident Eli Anding as president.

“We take seriously the trust it takes to enter someone’s home, and we are committed to delivering the highest level of care every time we do.”
_{Medical House Calls President Eli Anding}

Medical House Calls in Birmingham

Birmingham resident Taylor Pate and Medical House Calls Senior Nurse Practitioner Elizabeth Fuller, FNP-C share a hug after an in-home primary care visit — Medical House Calls Senior Nurse Practitioner Elizabeth Fuller, FNP-C shares a hug with friend and patient, Taylor Pate. (Jacob Blankenship / Bham Now)

Medical House Calls expanded to Birmingham in March of 2026. Leading the team day-to-day here is Medical Director Dr. Vicki Moore, who brings 25-plus years of experience in local healthcare.

While Anding now calls Nashville home, he is thrilled about the expansion and revisiting favorite people and places.

“My wife, Katie, and I raised our four children in Birmingham and have deep roots in the community through our schools, church and many lifelong friendships. The past two years have been incredibly rewarding, and we’re thrilled about the opportunity to grow and expand our presence in Birmingham. Once people experience it, it changes everything.”
_{Medical House Calls President Eli Anding}

Ready to skip the waiting room? Medical House Calls is ready to take your call or text.

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