Our Services

Primary Care at Home

Complete primary care services delivered in your home. Annual wellness visits, preventive care, and ongoing management of your health—all without leaving the house.

Chronic Disease Management

Ongoing management of conditions like diabetes, heart failure, COPD, hypertension, and kidney disease. Regular monitoring, medication adjustments, and coordination with specialists to keep conditions controlled and prevent complications.

Post-Hospital Follow-Up

The days after a hospital discharge are high-risk. We provide prompt follow-up visits to review discharge instructions, reconcile medications, and catch problems before they lead to readmission.

Medication Management

We review all your medications—including over-the-counter drugs and supplements—to check for interactions, eliminate unnecessary medications, and ensure everything is working together safely.

Dementia & Cognitive Care

Specialized care for patients with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. We work with families to manage symptoms, plan for the future, and maintain quality of life.

Frailty & Functional Decline

For patients dealing with general decline, weakness, or multiple age-related conditions, we focus on maintaining function, preventing falls, and supporting independence as long as possible.

Palliative Support (Non-Hospice)

Palliative care focuses on comfort and quality of life for patients with serious illness—whether or not they're pursuing curative treatment. This is not hospice; it's an extra layer of support alongside regular medical care.

Care Coordination

We communicate with your specialists, order labs and imaging, coordinate with home health agencies, and make sure everyone involved in your care is on the same page.

Advanced Care Planning

Thoughtful, unhurried conversations about your goals, values, and wishes for future care. We help patients and families navigate difficult decisions with clarity and compassion—so the care you receive always reflects what matters most to you.

Who We Serve

Homebound Seniors

You May Be a Good Fit If:

Leaving home for appointments requires significant help or special transportation
You've missed appointments because getting there is too hard
You have multiple chronic conditions that need regular management
You've had repeated ER visits or hospitalizations
You use a wheelchair, walker, or are bed-bound
You have dementia or cognitive impairment that makes travel difficult

What to Expect

Dr. Matulis will come to your home—whether that's your own house, an assisted living facility, or a family member's home. Visits typically last 45-60 minutes. He'll bring the equipment needed for a thorough exam, can order labs and imaging, adjust medications, and coordinate with any specialists you see.

You'll see the same doctor every time. No rotating providers. No starting over.

Families & Caregivers

We're Your Partner

Caring for an aging parent—especially one who can't easily leave home—can be exhausting.

We're here to help carry that weight.

What We Do for Families

Regular updates: We communicate with family members (with patient permission) about care plans and changes.
Medication review: We look at everything in the medicine cabinet—prescribed and otherwise—and simplify where possible.
Care coordination: We work with specialists, home health agencies, and other providers so you don't have to chase down records.
Honest conversations: We'll talk with you about what to expect, what's realistic, and what your loved one's wishes are.
Availability: Call or text with questions. You shouldn't have to wait for an appointment to get answers.

You Can Be Present for Visits

Family members are welcome to join home visits. This is often when the best conversations happen—when everyone is in the same room, asking questions, and making plans together.

Hospitals & Discharge Planners

Close the Loop on Discharge

You know the patients who are going to bounce back. The ones without reliable primary care. The ones who can't get to follow-up appointments. The ones whose home situation is a black box.

We can help.

What We Offer Referring Providers

Rapid intake: We can often see patients within days of discharge.
Medication reconciliation: We verify what's actually being taken at home.
Ongoing primary care: Not just a single transitional care visit—we become their PCP.
Communication: We send visit notes and stay in the loop with the care team.
Reduced readmissions: Proactive home-based care keeps patients out of the hospital.
Same-day homecare orders: Dr. Matulis signs homecare orders within one day so services get started promptly.

How to Refer

Call or text: 207-492-4642

Refer a Patient

Skilled Nursing & Home Health Agencies

A Partner, Not a Competitor

We work alongside home health agencies and skilled nursing facilities—not in place of them. When your patients need a primary care physician who can actually see them at home, we're here.

How We Work Together

We sign orders and provide oversight for home health services
We're available to discuss patient status and adjust care plans
We can see patients in assisted living facilities and group homes
We communicate directly with your clinical staff

If you have patients who need a primary care provider willing to do home visits, let's talk.

Medicare & Eligibility

Who Qualifies

Our practice is designed for patients who meet these criteria:

Traditional Medicare (Original Medicare): You have a red, white, and blue Medicare card—not a Medicare Advantage plan. If you're not sure which type you have, just give us a call and we'll help you figure it out.
Homebound or have difficulty leaving home: Getting to a doctor's office requires considerable effort, special transportation, or assistance.
Live in our service area: The Oxford Hills region, including Auburn, Lewiston, Turner, and surrounding communities.

What Medicare Covers

Medicare covers medically necessary home visits for patients who have difficulty leaving their home. This includes:

Home visits from a physician
Annual wellness visits
Chronic care management
Care coordination
Lab work and imaging (ordered and performed at approved facilities)

What You Pay

For most patients with Traditional Medicare and a supplemental (Medigap) policy, there is little to no out-of-pocket cost for home visits.

If you have Traditional Medicare without a supplement, you may be responsible for the standard 20% coinsurance after your deductible is met.

We don't charge concierge fees. This is not a concierge practice. We bill Medicare directly for our services.

Not sure if you qualify? Call us at 207-492-4642 and we'll help you figure it out.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

Before the Visit

Gather all your medications—prescription, over-the-counter, and supplements
Have your Medicare card and any insurance cards ready
Write down any questions or concerns you want to discuss
If family members want to be present, let us know when scheduling

During the Visit

The first visit typically takes 45-60 minutes. Dr. Matulis will:

Review your complete medical history
Perform a physical examination
Review all your medications
Discuss your health goals and concerns
Assess your home environment for safety
Create an initial care plan together

After the Visit

We'll schedule follow-up visits based on your needs
If labs or imaging are needed, we'll coordinate how to get them done
Family members will receive updates (with your permission)
You'll have a number to call or text with questions