IHSS Medical Evaluation (SOC 873)
HIPAA-compliant telehealth appointment is a video evaluation to assess your medical condition and daily functional limitations for IHSS (In-Home Supportive Services).
Telemedicine IHSS Medical Evaluation (SOC 873) Specialists
California
This telehealth visit is a structured medical evaluation required for IHSS documentation. The provider will assess: Medical conditions impacting daily function. Level of impairment with activities of daily living. Need for assistance and supervision
All documentation is based on clinical findings and medical necessity. We will review: Your condition and symptoms. Your ability to perform daily tasks. What level of assistance you require. The SOC 873 form will be completed if medically appropriate.
Patient Experiences
State IHSS Medical Evaluation (SOC 873) Testimonials
Real patient experiences with telehealth medical evaluations for California IHSS Medical Evaluation (SOC 873) benefits with Dr. Aurora.
Melissa R.
I was dealing with severe anxiety and panic attacks that made it impossible to concentrate at work. I scheduled a telehealth visit with Dr. Aurora, and he took the time to understand what I was experiencing. He evaluated how my symptoms were affecting my ability to work and explained my options for medical leave.
Daniel T.
After months of back pain from lifting at work, my symptoms kept getting worse. Sitting, standing, and even sleeping became difficult. I met with Dr. Aurora through telehealth and he carefully reviewed my symptoms and work duties. He explained how medical leave can help during recovery.
Jessica P.
Burnout and stress from my job started affecting my sleep, mood, and concentration. I didn’t realize how much it was impacting my health until I spoke with Dr. Aurora. He listened carefully and evaluated my symptoms and work demands.
Robert C.
I had been experiencing migraines for months, and they were becoming more frequent and severe. Some days I couldn’t even look at a computer screen. I met with Dr. Aurora online and he evaluated how my migraines were affecting my ability to perform my job.
Angela S.
Working long hours while dealing with depression became overwhelming. I finally scheduled a telehealth appointment with Dr. Aurora. He was understanding and took time to discuss my symptoms and how they were affecting my work performance.
Kevin L.
After a knee injury, standing and walking during my shifts became extremely painful. I met with Dr. Aurora through a video appointment, and he carefully reviewed my injury and work responsibilities.
Patients across California use telehealth appointments to discuss symptoms, work limitations, and whether a medical evaluation for state disability benefits may be appropriate. Every situation is different, and eligibility depends on medical findings, functional limitations, and clinical judgment.
IHSS Conditions We Evaluate
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Physical Conditions
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Chronic back pain / disc herniation
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Arthritis / joint disease
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Injuries or post-surgical recovery
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Mobility limitations / difficulty walking
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Neuropathy or nerve-related pain
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All Musculo-Skelatal Injuries
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Back or Neck Pain
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Knee Injury
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Shoulder Injury
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Hip Injury
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Wrist Injury
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Sciatica Leg Pain or Numbness
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Brachial Neuritis or Arm pain or Numbness
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Neurological Conditions
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Multiple Sclerosis
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Parkinson’s disease
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Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
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Stroke or history of stroke
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Neuromuscular Disorders
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Post-Stroke Residual Deficits
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Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)
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Mobility Conditions
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Spinal Stenosis
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Severe Osteoarthritis (Hip/Knee/Spine)
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Neuropathy (Peripheral or Diabetic)
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Mobility Impairment Requiring Assistive Devices
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History of Falls / Balance Disorders
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Chronic Medical Conditions
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Congestive Heart Failure (CHF)
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Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
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Diabetes with Complications
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Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
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Post-Stroke Residual Deficits
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Liver Disease
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Cancer or Blood Disorder
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Mental Health Conditions
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Schizophrenia or Psychotic Disorders
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Parkinson’s disease
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
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Dementia / Alzheimer’s Disease
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Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
How It Works
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Sign Up for Care
Create an account and answer some questions about your IHSS conditions and health. It shouldn’t take more than 5 Minutes!
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Schedule Your Care
Meet with your IHSS approved provider and be seen right away or schedule a visit in advance. We have Same-Day Online Appointments.
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Meet with Provider
Get IHSS approved examination and SOC 873 form complted from a highly trained medical provider including
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Start Feeling Better
Get Rx Prescriptions delivered to your home or picked up at a pharmacy. Message with your care team and schedule follow-ups.
IHSS Telehealth Appoinments
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Online Virtual Telemedicine Appointments Are:
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Convenient and Easy to Scheduling From The Website
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Video Chat With Zoom, Whatsapp, Facetime, Google Meet
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24 Hour Turnaround Time
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Submit The Documents To The State Website
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Employer Letter for Days Off
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Our Doctors Will Diagnose The Patient Based On Their:
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Current Medications
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Previous Treatment
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Personal Symptoms
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Individual History
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Online Physical Exam
Testimonials
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Frequently asked questions
The SOC 873 is a medical certification form required by IHSS (In-Home Supportive Services) to determine if you qualify for in-home assistance based on your medical condition and daily functional limitations.
No. Approval is determined by your county’s social services office. We provide a medical evaluation and complete documentation only if medically appropriate.
No. This is a medical evaluation. Providers must assess your condition and daily limitations before completing any documentation.
We review your medical history, symptoms, and your ability to perform daily activities such as bathing, dressing, walking, and managing medications.
Most IHSS visits take about 10–20 minutes depending on your condition and level of impairment.
Yes. All intake forms must be completed before your visit to ensure an accurate and efficient evaluation.
Very important. IHSS decisions are mostly based on paperwork. If forms are filled out incorrectly or missing details, your claim can be denied. Having an experienced provider complete your forms makes a big difference.
IHSS is based on functional limitations. Conditions may include chronic pain, mobility issues, neurological conditions, mental health conditions, and other impairments affecting daily activities.
We evaluate how all of your conditions together impact your daily function and ability to care for yourself.
You may still qualify, depending on the severity and frequency of assistance required. This will be evaluated during your visit.
Not always, but having prior records or diagnoses can help support your evaluation. Medical record review is extra depending on the pages required.
You can appeal. To appeal. Contact IHSS and request an appeal.
We can help you with the medical paperwork needed for your appeal.
Carlos M. – Los Angeles
Living in Los Angeles and dealing with severe back pain from construction work made daily tasks difficult. I scheduled a telehealth appointment with Dr. Aurora who carefully reviewed my symptoms and how they were affecting my ability to work. The process was professional and supportive during a stressful time.
Angela R. – Los Angeles
Working long hours in Los Angeles had taken a serious toll on my mental health. I started experiencing anxiety and burnout that made it difficult to focus at work. Dr. Aurora listened carefully during my telehealth appointment and evaluated how my symptoms were affecting my ability to perform my job.
Michael T. – Los Angeles
I live in Los Angeles and was dealing with severe migraines that made it difficult to work on a computer. During my telehealth appointment, Dr. Aurora carefully reviewed my symptoms and work responsibilities. The process was easy and supportive.
Jennifer L. – Los Angeles
After a knee injury, standing all day at my job in Los Angeles became extremely painful. Dr. Aurora reviewed my symptoms through telehealth and explained how temporary medical leave can support recovery.
David S. – Los Angeles
Stress from working long hours in Los Angeles eventually caused burnout and sleep problems. Dr. Aurora took time to understand my symptoms and evaluate how they were affecting my job.
Stephanie G. – Los Angeles
Living and working in Los Angeles can be stressful, and my anxiety began affecting my ability to function at work. Dr. Aurora carefully evaluated my symptoms during a telehealth visit and discussed medical leave options.