Call them Granny, Jaja, Kaka, Amaa, imat, adwong, atat, Abba adwong or Bibi, the older they get the more they need a patient-centered approach to their healthcare management.

Our goal at Doctors to Home is to prevent hospital admission by  practicing preventive medicine starting from the patients home. As we were taught in primary school, "prevention is better than cure" this lower cost spent on healthcare. We look at the patient as an entity of their life ecosystem, from their blood pressure, meal times, to as far as their the quality of their mattress, lighting quality lumen of their room or the quality of broom they use sweep the house. 

You could be homebound, bed-bound with a debilitating illness? We have clinic@home® which has an Integrated Home Based Primary Care (IHBPC) approach. 

All the home-bound and frail that are unable to go to leave their home to go to traditional clinics and hospitals, need access to quality, dignified healthcare. Its upon us to provide this care to the needy at their homes, and develop this system that will take of us on tomorrow when we also get of age. We also include transitional care management (TMC), hospital@home®

Or you're like our expatriate communities in Entebbe that prefers to stay at home and get the standard care in the comfort of their home? We have doctor@home® which brings to your doctor home for a quick check and examination.

You can also utilize our clinic-on-phone® with telemedicine/Telehealth options. 

The modern times have caught up with us, and now a lot can be done with a non-face-to-face interface. We asking the right question and descriptions, to get a you help and answers through a phone call, WhatsApp chats, and video calls. This saves you time, and money while delivering quality healthcare by qualified doctors.

After many of our esteemed subscribers from the diaspora, requested for specific services, we decided to innovatively come up with solutions. Some of these services under DiaspoCare where designed to for the people in diaspora to be rest assured that their loved ones' health and wellbeing in Uganda is taken care of.
1. Treat Now, Pay Later. (TNPL)

2. Personal Healthcare management (PHM),

3. Personal healthcare coaching (PHC).
4. Drug deliveries and refills

5. Home Visits and follow ups.

A monthly subscription guarantees this service services to the dependants.