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Fort Myers · Mobile exams

How it should be done.

Elite Paramedical Services brings the examination to the home or the office. Skill and turnaround remain unmatched. The visit itself is professional, courteous, and careful, for insurance files and for primary care and specialty physicians.

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Scheduling
Same day or 24 hours
Contact
One examiner on the file
Reach
13 Florida counties
An examiner takes a client’s blood pressure at a dining table during a home visit.
Exams at the client’s home or office, not in a waiting room.

The standard

How we do things is like no other.

Allow us the opportunity to show you, or your clients, how it should be done.

  1. Unmatched skill and turnaround

    The examination is thorough, and the file does not sit. That pace is the point of the practice.

  2. Same day, or within 24 hours

    When an application or a physician’s order cannot wait, a visit can be arranged the same day or inside a day.

  3. Professional, courteous, caring

    Examiners are skilled and personal. Clients are treated with quiet respect, in their own surroundings.

  4. A direct line, after five and on weekends

    Agents reach the examiner one to one. Scheduling and updates stay simple, including evenings and weekends.

  5. A wide, plainly stated service area

    From a home base in Lee County, the practice covers thirteen counties. The map shows exactly which ones.

Services

The examination, in full.

Blood draws, a complete paramedical exam, and the studies a life or disability file, or a physician, usually requires. Done where the client already is, then carried to the proper lab.

Gloved hands draw blood from a client’s arm, with the arm resting on a white cloth.

Blood draws

In the comfort of home or office, blood is drawn and dropped off at the proper lab for primary care and specialty physicians, and for life and disability insurance requirements.

An examiner measures a seated client’s blood pressure in a bright, quiet office.

Paramedical exams

The examiner asks about medical history, including current and previous physicians, hospitalizations, diagnostic testing, and medications. It helps to have that information ready before the appointment.

Height, weight, and blood pressure are taken. Waist and chest measurements are taken for men.

EKG / ECG

An EKG is a record of the heart’s electrical activity. Ten sensors are placed on the chest around the heart, and the tracing is recorded. Lying down is customary. Sitting is also acceptable, and often the better position at a workplace.

A mobile exam kit laid out on linen: blood pressure cuff, stethoscope, gloves, and specimen tubes.
What travels to the appointment.

Urine collection

Most insurance companies require a urine sample. If the client has used the bathroom recently, the examiner will suggest drinking some water before the collection.

TVC / peak flow

Spirometry is the most common pulmonary function test. It measures the volume and speed of air inhaled and exhaled into the sensor, as hard and as long as possible. The effort is repeated twice more, then recorded.

Stress EKG / treadmill

The client walks on a treadmill for a short time while connected to an ECG machine. Blood pressure is checked and recorded through the effort.

Coverage area

Florida, with our counties marked.

The whole state is here so the service area is unmistakable. Teal counties are where we come to the home or the office. Navy is Lee County, our home base in Fort Myers. Everything else is shown only for orientation.

Lee County, home base Counties we serve Rest of Florida

Agent’s corner

One examiner. Direct contact. Through to completion.

With over two decades of experience, we offer your clients professional, personal, caring, and skilled service. Feel free to call after 5 p.m., even on weekends.

  • One-to-one contact keeps scheduling and updates easy.
  • The same standard holds from the first call through completion.
  • Clients are seen at home or at work, across the counties on the map.
Write the examiner
An examiner and an insurance professional sit across a table in a bright office to coordinate an appointment.

A visit

From the call to the lab.

  1. Call or write

    Reach the examiner directly, including after 5 p.m. and on weekends. Say whether the file is for insurance or for a physician, and which county the client is in.

  2. We come to them

    The appointment is at home or the office. Same-day or 24-hour service is available. Have physician names, hospitalizations, testing, and medications ready for a paramedical exam.

  3. The file keeps moving

    Specimens are dropped at the proper lab. The agent stays informed from scheduling through completion, without being handed off.

Contact

Speak with us directly.

Questions, scheduling, or a file that needs a same-day visit. You reach the examiner directly.

Elite Paramedical Services, LLC 239-333-9557 jahlique@eliteparamedical.com

Calls are welcome after 5 p.m., including weekends.