Housecalls 101 by Dr. Scharmaine, NP

Housecalls 101 by Dr. Scharmaine, NP Housecalls are fast becoming the wave of the future especially as the baby-boomer's are aging. Stay Tuned Most insurance accepted.

Dr. Scharmaine, NP will be launching a new audio, video, and book instructions on Housecalls and how to get started in this exciting field. Dr. Scharmaine Lawson-Baker, DNP, FNP-BC, FAANP is an award-winning and highly sought-after local and national nurse practitioner known for her business savvy and entrepreneurial spirit. She is the founder of the first nurse practitioner house call practice in New Orleans. House calls are made throughout the New Orleans region to the elderly and disabled who would otherwise not receive healthcare. This house call practice has been featured on CBS, ABC, and countless other media sources. The book can be purchased at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Google Play. Visit her site http://www.drbakernp.com/ for more info.

07/18/2025

Perspective.
This isn’t just a tree.
That line above the man’s head? That’s where the water was.

The Guadalupe didn’t rise—it roared.
And now that the water’s gone, the work begins.

Crews are just now getting back in after more rain last night.
Mud. Debris. Wreckage. It’s everywhere.
And this community is gonna need help for months.

We’ll keep showing up—and we’ll keep calling others to do the same.
Stay tuned. More updates and work opportunities coming.

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Katie Couric interview with Scharmaine Lawson-Baker, NP

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Dr. Scharmaine Lawson, FNP, FAANP, FAAN, has a nursing career that spans thirty years, with eighteen of those years being an advanced practice nurse. Her innovative way of educating the youth about the role of the nurse practitioner has elevated the Advanced Practice Nurse. Through a series of educational tools such as dancing mascots, and interactive play, she orchestrates an entire learning production when she visits elementary schools across the country. Her recent show drew greater than 1000 students from Shreveport, La. Nola The Nurse® and Dr. Lawson have also been featured on several national TV outlets and other media. Many of the titles are translated in Spanish and French.

Dr. Lawson started the first nurse practitioner owned Housecall practice in the State of Louisiana. With greater than 100,000 home visits, it has transformed to meet the widespread needs of the underserved communities of Louisiana. To further extend the reach of her work, she has written a best-selling book, Housecalls 101: The only book you will ever need to start your practice, that outlines how to start a successful house call practice. She details in the book strategies to maintain a house call practice, systems to establish healthy outcomes in underserved communities, and offers inspiration to other nurse practitioners.

To replicate this successful model of care across America, she developed the first house call course in the nation to teach other clinicians how to increase access to healthcare in their communities. To date, The Housecall Course has been instrumental in training more than 600 clinicians and administrators on how to literally start their practice from beginning to the successful maintenance of their practice once it’s open for business. Find out more on our website www.DrLawsonNP.com