DocGo to Enhance Healthcare Access with New California Initiative
New York, Tuesday, 4 November 2025.
DocGo aims to improve healthcare for 10,000 under-engaged members in California through Longitudinal Care Services, focusing on preventative and chronic care, marking a significant expansion in healthcare delivery.
Strategic Expansion in Healthcare Services
DocGo Inc. (Nasdaq: DCGO), a leader in mobile health and medical transportation services, is set to launch its Longitudinal Care Services initiative in California, in collaboration with a major health insurance provider. Announced on November 4, 2025, this program targets approximately 10,000 under-engaged health plan members, aiming to enhance access to preventative and chronic care management as well as transitions of care services. This initiative is part of DocGo’s broader strategy to strengthen its position in the healthcare market by addressing care delivery challenges through innovative solutions [1][2].
Integrated Care Delivery Model
The Longitudinal Care Services program will utilize DocGo’s integrated care delivery model, which combines telehealth technology with in-home clinical support. Licensed clinicians from DocGo’s affiliated practice group will conduct home visits to provide preventive and chronic care services. These visits will be supported by advanced diagnostic tools, allowing remote supervision by virtual advanced practice providers. This approach is designed to improve patient engagement and expand healthcare access, especially for those who face barriers to accessing traditional healthcare settings [2][3][4].
Addressing Accessibility Gaps
Over 30% of U.S. adults lack a primary care physician, contributing to missed preventive checkups and increased emergency department visits for non-urgent care. DocGo’s initiative aims to bridge this gap by bringing healthcare services directly to patients, particularly those in vulnerable populations facing transportation and socioeconomic challenges. By leveraging its proven technology and mobile clinician network, DocGo seeks to enhance healthcare accessibility and patient outcomes [2][3].
Financial Context and Market Position
Despite reporting a Q2 2025 earnings per share of -$0.11, which fell short of expectations, DocGo’s financial outlook remains optimistic. The company has significantly improved its cash position, credited to substantial collections related to a New York migrant contract. This financial stability is further reinforced by Canaccord Genuity’s decision to raise DocGo’s price target from $1.45 to $1.60. With plans to service over 3 million patients by 2025 through a network of more than 600 clinicians nationwide, DocGo is poised for growth and continued influence in the healthcare sector [1][2].