I focus on caring for people who can’t easily get to a dental office. That often includes seniors, home-bound patients, residents in assisted-living or nursing facilities, and anyone with medical or physical conditions that make travel difficult. We also serve individuals who have mental-health challenges—like severe anxiety or other conditions—that prevent them from comfortably receiving care in a traditional office.

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If someone can easily visit a dental office, they typically wouldn’t qualify for in-home care under California’s RDHAP guidelines. I’m always happy to chat and see if our mobile services are the right fit.

At this time, my services are fee-for-service, which means I don’t bill insurance directly. I can provide you with a detailed receipt (a ‘superbill’) that you can submit to your dental or medical insurance for possible reimbursement, depending on your plan’s out-of-network benefits.  

You’ll still need a dentist as part of your ongoing care. As an RDHAP, I can provide cleanings, preventive care, and even take dental X-rays right in your home.

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California law requires that every 18 months you have a written prescription from a dentist or physician for me to continue your home-care hygiene services. That prescription is simply a form that confirms you’re under a dentist’s or doctor’s oversight. If you don’t already have a dentist, I can help you connect with one to keep everything compliant and seamless.

I always provide treatment wherever the patient feels most comfortable—whether that’s in their own bed, their wheelchair, or their favorite recliner. I can bring a portable dental chair if the patient is able to transfer safely and if that position would make treatment easier, but most of the time I work right where the patient prefers to sit or rest.

1. Before your appointment: I’ll send a secure electronic form to fill out. This will ask for the patient's contact information, medical history, current medications, and a reference contact person I can reach out to if needed regarding their care.

2. Easy upload: Once completed, the form will automatically upload to the patient chart—so there’s no paperwork to bring to the visit.

3. Payment information: I’ll collect payment details ahead of time, but it will only be charged once your treatment is completed.

4. Day of your visit: I’ll arrive with all the equipment I need and set up wherever the patient is most comfortable—thier chair, bed, wheelchair, or recliner.

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This way, your first visit is organized, safe, and focused entirely on your care