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PLEASE NOTE: We are based in Wisconsin, and are not affiliated with any other Sequoia Medical or Cicoa organizations.
Helping the most vulnerable become their best self by providing onsite comprehensive customized care throughout Wisconsin.
Save time and effort by eliminating travel to a healthcare facility. We make it more convenient for your loved ones, especially those with mobility limitations, transportation challenges, or busy schedules.
Receive individualized onsite primary care from our skilled medical staff, tailored to your specific chronic condition, helping you minimize symptoms, remain self-sufficient, & enhance your overall well-being.
Access high-quality medical services remotely, reducing the need for in-person visits. Benefit from virtual consultations, prescriptions, and follow-ups — saving time, travel costs, & ensuring continuity of care.
YES! Sequoia accepts Medicaid, Medicare, as well as private pay and long-term care insurance. We are dedicated to working with your insurance to find the best care for you at a reasonable cost!
If you have specific questions about what your policy covers, or to see if you qualify for a different policy, contact Jan Bosin, a Licensed Independent Insurance Agent. Jan specializes in Medicare and Health Insurance. We want to be sure that when our clinical staff is asked questions regarding a patient’s health insurance, we can refer them to a specialist who can confidently address those concerns.
Please contact Jan if you have any questions about what you or your loved one may qualify for!
Call or text: 920.585.1538
Email: jab6453@live.com
Visit the enrollment page for all the information.
If you have specific questions, feel free to fill out a form on our contact page, or call us directly at (920) 422-7402. Katelyn Wery, LPN, our Clinical Supervisor, will help answer your questions and help you start on the necessary paperwork. Our office hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm.
Our team of skilled nursing professionals visit a long list of assisted living facilities, over 200 facilities! We aim to ensure that every resident receives the quality care they deserve, enhancing their quality of life.
Please contact us for an up-to-date list. If you do not see your chosen facility on the list, please let us know. Once we have a referral from a family for a specific facility location, we can contact that assisted living facility and start the process to service your loved one there.
Telehealth refers to healthcare delivered via electronic communication and information technology. Video conferencing, phone calls, and messaging apps let healthcare providers engage with patients remotely.
Telehealth can be used for a wide range of healthcare services, including primary care, mental health services, specialist consultations, and follow-up care. However, it is important to note that telehealth may not be appropriate for all healthcare needs, and in some cases, in-person care may be necessary.
At Sequoia, we prefer to see you in person to continue to develop a strong relationship and ensure the best quality of care. However, we understand certain circumstances may call for a Telehealth session.
At Sequoia, we always want to establish the best communication between all of a patient’s Wisconsin medical services or other providers to ensure complete and seamless care. As long as there is a HIPAA acknowledgment and consent form with any other medical groups, we can communicate. We work with the facility and the patient’s decision-makers to collaborate on continuity of care.
As of right now, due to safety concerns and timing challenges, we do not visit patients directly in homes or in nursing homes. In the future, we may offer our services to those locations, but at this time, we are servicing patients in assisted living facilities only.
You can contact us here on the website, or call us directly at (920) 422-7402. Katelyn Wery, LPN, our Clinical Supervisor, will help you. All care is scheduled based on the patient’s needs.
Our nursing staff always calls the family within 48 hours of seeing the patient to provide any necessary updates. Any changes to their care plan, as well as the type of care provided, is communicated.
For those who resist care or have trouble communicating, we rely heavily on other communication methods, such as body language and other nonverbal signs to determine the next steps. We work very closely with our patient’s other caregivers and assisted living staff, as well as their families, POA’s, and other guardians who know them well to help treat the needs of those patients. At times, patients can be resistant to care, and in these times, it’s best to truly investigate what is causing this behavior. Sometimes it’s simply a new environment; other times, it’s medically something wrong and needs to be treated.
Our providers make routine visits every 30 days. Some facilities or specific patients are visited more often according to the patient’s care needs.
