Doctor visits at home for kids in the East Valley, AZ
Checkups and sick visits at home for kids 2 and up, on one plan with the rest of the family.
From$149/mo
- 45Founding families
- Mon–SatHouse calls
- 1 doctorWho knows your family
There is no waiting room and no packing up the kids.

What we take care of.
Kids 2 and up
Kids 2 and up on the Individual, Couples or Family plan.
After-hours help
After hours, families with kids can reach the team by phone for help.
House calls
House calls and clinic visits, Monday to Saturday.
How do I get started?

Join the waitlist
Share your link after you join to move up the list.

When your spot opens, we make sure your home is inside our area and show you what costs extra before you pay

Your first visit happens at home

Dr. Dustin Durham, MD
Co-founder and Wellsy's doctor. A family medicine physician. We will list Dr. Durham's license and NPI numbers here once they are confirmed.
- Any timeCancel, month to month
Your doctor. At your door.
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Kids go on the same plan as the rest of the family: $349 a month covers up to 4 people. Babies start on the $199 Newborn plan. Individual, Couples and Family plans each have a one-time $79 enrollment fee. The Newborn plan has a one-time $99 reservation fee. The price changes at 12 months and again at 24 months, because visits get less frequent.
Common questions
Can a family doctor see my kids instead of a pediatrician?
Yes. Family medicine doctors care for people of all ages, including kids. At Wellsy, Dr. Dustin Durham, MD, a family medicine physician, can see your kids and the adults on one plan. If your child needs a specialist, your doctor sets up the referral.
Who is this for?
- Parents who want the same doctor for the kids and themselves
- Families who would rather not take a sick child to a waiting room
- Households with a new baby who will grow into the family plan
Membership and visit questions
Wellsy is not for emergencies. If someone has chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke, a bad injury or any other emergency, call 911.
For kids, that includes trouble breathing, a seizure, or a child who is very hard to wake.
