Less time waiting
A scheduled mobile visit can help patients avoid spending hours traveling to and waiting at a walk-in clinic.
Mobile urgent care
Convenient care without the waiting room.
For appropriate time-sensitive, non-emergency medical needs, MMP brings focused clinical care to the patient—helping avoid long waiting-room delays and unnecessary exposure to sick contacts.
Avoid long wait timesReduce waiting-room exposureOne-on-one attentionCoordinated follow-up
A more personal care experience
Focused attention in a familiar setting.
Traditional urgent care can mean travel, registration lines, crowded waiting areas, and an uncertain wait. MMP's mobile model brings the visit to the patient when clinically appropriate, allowing the clinician to focus on one patient at a time.
Less exposure
Receiving care at home can reduce contact with crowded waiting rooms and other people who may be ill.
Dedicated attention
The mobile visit provides focused, one-on-one attention in the patient's own environment.
Convenience at home
Mobile care can reduce transportation barriers and make evaluation easier for patients with limited mobility or demanding schedules.
Clinical triage first
MMP reviews the patient's concern to determine whether a mobile visit is clinically appropriate or a higher level of care is needed.
Coordinated follow-up
When appropriate, MMP coordinates clinically relevant follow-up with the patient's primary care physician or other treating clinician.
How it works
A simple pathway to appropriate mobile care.
Call MMP
Contact MMP at 667-290-9551 and briefly describe the medical concern.
Clinical review
Our team determines whether mobile urgent care is appropriate and confirms service availability.
Home visit
A mobile clinician provides focused evaluation and clinically appropriate care in the patient's home.
Next steps
MMP provides guidance and coordinates follow-up when additional care is needed.
Know when to call 911
Mobile urgent care is not emergency care.
MMP's mobile service is designed for appropriate non-emergency concerns. It does not replace emergency medical services, an emergency department, or hospital care.
Seek emergency help immediately for:
- Severe chest pain, severe shortness of breath, or signs of stroke
- Major trauma, uncontrolled bleeding, loss of consciousness, or another life-threatening condition
- Any situation in which delaying emergency care could be dangerous
For a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Service availability
Every request begins with clinical triage.
Mobile urgent care depends on the patient's symptoms, location, scheduling availability, and whether the requested service can be provided safely in the home. Calling MMP does not guarantee that a mobile visit will be appropriate.
Primary care coordination
Supporting—not replacing—ongoing care.
MMP does not replace the patient's primary care physician. When appropriate and authorized, we help coordinate relevant follow-up with the patient's established healthcare team.
Serving Maryland and Northwest Washington DC
Call to discuss a mobile visit.
Our team will review the concern, determine whether mobile urgent care is appropriate, and explain the next available option.