Step 1 of 4
When should the provider come?
Visits usually take about 20 minutes. Booking takes about four minutes; have your insurance card handy.
Booking for today
Pick an arrival hour
This is the hour your provider aims to arrive. A coordinator calls after you book to confirm it.
A quick safety check
Premier Assist is not an emergency service. If any of these apply right now, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room.
Call 911- Chest pain, pain in left arm or jaw, or sudden weakness or dizziness
- Severe shortness of breath or difficulty speaking 3 to 5 words
- Slurred speech or sudden confusion
- Weakness or numbness on one side of your body
- A sudden, severe headache unlike any before
- Fainting or loss of consciousness
- Seizures or uncontrolled shaking
- Head, neck, or back injury
- Severe abdominal pain
- Severe injury or likely broken bone
- Pregnancy-related complications
- Suicidal thoughts or ideations
Where should the provider come?
We send a provider to this address and check it’s inside our service area.
My billing address is the same as this one
The address your insurance has on file.
Billing address
Getting to your door Pick any that apply.
Do you have a preference for your provider? We’ll do our best; it depends on who is available.
Have you had a Premier Assist visit before?
How did you hear about us? Pick any that apply.
Who needs care?
You can add up to ten people to one visit.
Male
Female
We’ll send your confirmation here, so use an inbox you check.
The coordinator calls this number.
Last thing: check the details
Tap Edit to change anything.
Nothing is charged now. A coordinator calls you within minutes to confirm your provider.
We’ve got your request
A coordinator is checking provider availability now.
- Request receivedJust now
- A coordinator calls youUsually within ten minutes.
- Your provider is dispatched
