In Part 9 of our History of the House Call series, we explore how AI, predictive analytics, and remote monitoring are reshaping in-home care. Wearables track health in real time. Predictive models flag risks before symptoms arise. And AI can help clinicians make faster, more informed decisions right from the patient’s home. Companies like DocGo are exploring how to bring these tools into its mobile health programs, delivering personalized, proactive care.

In Part 8 of our History of the House Call series, we look at how behavioral health is being transformed by in-home and virtual care. For too long, mental health treatment was hidden behind institutional walls. Today, mobile programs and telehealth are making care more accessible, more compassionate, and more human. Companies like DocGo have mobile health teams screening for depression and closing care gaps right where patients feel safest: at home.

The house call is back, with a 21st-century upgrade. In Part 7 of our History of the House Call series, we explore how digital innovation has revived a centuries-old tradition. Telemedicine and mobile healthcare units are bringing care back to the patient’s doorstep—powered by data, speed, and on-demand convenience.