LEAA Health - Medical House Calls - Pain Management in New York, New York

“My dad is bed-ridden with dementia. He Really can not be moved to take him to a doctor when he is sick. When he was coughing with phlegm buildup, LEAA was really my last hope to get him checked out. They came next day, took Xrays and blood tests, then gave him the antibiotics he needed along with his flu shot and iron infusion he also needed. LEAA is an extremely valuable resource for people in similar situations. I hope they can work with Medicare in the near future because it is not inexpensive (what is these days.) But I highly recommend their professionalism and services. It's comforting to know I can get a good doctor to see my dad at a moment's notice. Thank you so much Sharon and the LEAA team!”

— David Adler (David)

“I was extremely impressed with the service. They arrived almost immediately, which was a huge relief as the visit was for my elderly mother, who has difficulty getting in and out of the house. The Physician Assistant was very knowledgeable, professional, and compassionate, making the whole process much easier for us. I couldn't be happier with the experience and would highly recommend this service to anyone in need of prompt, quality care at home.”

— Kim M

“I've used LEAA Health two times for my elderly mother. Both customer service and medical care have been excellent. I highly recommend LEAA if you want to avoid the hassle factor of urgent care or your regular doctor...or have mobility issues (like my mother). LEAA is a bit costly, but worth it! I only wish they offered service in Atlanta.”

— PAK

“This service is a joke! My elderly mom is bedridden due to a broken tibia and she is in a brace. She needs the Covid and flu vaccines according to her doctors and the number of respiratory infections. I called the service and they do not accept ANY insurance and view themselves as a concierge service! I am not asking for spa services in the home, but medical ones! LEAA asked for $250 for the visit and $200 for each vaccine or a total of $650 for shots that are free in any pharmacy. Most of their patients are elderly, yet they do not accept Medicare, any supplemental insurance or Medicaid. I guess if you're not rich, you can go to hell!”

— Natalie Winterfield