Mobile Integrated Health • Community Paramedicine

Keeping our community healthier at home.

Non-emergent, patient-centered EMS care: wellness checks, chronic support, post-discharge follow-ups, and more.

(409) 755-6031 — Call to Request Refer a Patient

What is Mobile Integrated Health?

MIH is a progressive model of community-based care that sends EMS providers—working in a non-emergent capacity—to deliver assessments, education, and connections to the right resources. Care is tailored to each person’s needs and delivered in clinical and non-clinical settings.

Paramedics provide medical assessments, preventive health education, and help individuals connect with social services—acting proactively to close care gaps.

Who we help

  • Recently discharged patients needing follow-up
  • People managing chronic conditions
  • Those at risk for falls or safety concerns at home
  • Expectant parents and postpartum families
  • Well-baby checks and developmental follow-ups
  • Behavioral health / crisis intervention (non-emergent)

Services we provide

Person-Centered Care

Care plans built around the individual.

Scheduled Wellness Checks

Regular touchpoints to stay on track.

Medical Assessments

Vitals, focused exams, and guidance.

Home Safety & Fall Prevention

Risk checks and practical fixes.

Crisis Intervention Assistance

Support and linkage for non-emergent crises.

Chronic Disease Mgmt & Education

Diabetes, CHF, COPD and more.

In-Home Labs

Bloodwork & urine testing; i-STAT/POC.

Hospital Discharge Follow-Up

Medication review, instructions, warning signs.

Nutrition & Dietary Support

Practical coaching and resources.

Psychological Assessments

Screenings and referrals.

Prenatal & Postpartum Visits

From 12 weeks gestation to 90 days postpartum.

Well-Baby Checks

Growth, safety, and caregiver education.

Resource Navigation

Referrals to appropriate community services.

Our prevention strategy focuses on: healthy environments, connecting clinical & community preventive services, empowering people, and reducing health disparities.

The Problem We’re Solving

Hardin County faces a shortage of mid-level providers and limited fast-track access for non-urgent needs. Post-discharge follow-up is challenging, which can drive ER and 911 overuse and readmissions.

Program Goals

  • Decrease inappropriate use of EMS and Emergency Departments
  • Leverage available resources to keep patients safely at home
  • Reduce hospital readmissions and improve chronic care compliance

Refer to the MIH Program

How to refer

  1. Call (409) 755-6031 to request an appointment or discuss eligibility.
  2. Or complete the referral form below. We will contact the patient/caregiver to schedule.

Note: MIH is a non-emergent service. For emergencies, call 911.

Referral form

MIH Referral Form
Patient's Name
Patient's Name
First Name
Last Name
Address
Address
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an emergency service?

No. MIH is for non-emergent needs. If you are experiencing an emergency, call 911.

Does MIH replace my doctor?

No. We complement your existing care and help you follow your provider’s plan.

Is there a cost?

Costs, if any, depend on services but most do not have a cost to the patient. Call us to discuss options.

Can family or caregivers request a visit?

Yes. Caregivers can call or submit a referral with patient consent. We will verify consent before scheduling.

What areas do you serve?

Lumberton, Hardin County, and surrounding counties. Call to confirm your address.

Community Paramedic

For non-emergent in-home care, education, and follow-ups.

jstjohn@hcesd2.com
(409) 755-6031

228 Country Lane Drive, Lumberton, TX 77657

Call to Request Submit a Referral