
Get to know your in-home care provider.
Care that comes to you
Laura Osika-Michales FNP-C, is a provider with Excellus offering in‑home physical care assessments through Lucet™ at Home.
She brings comprehensive, patient‑focused care directly to you.
Meet Laura Osika-Michales, FNP-C
Laura Osika-Michales is a Family Nurse Practitioner who has been caring for patients across a variety of health care settings, including primary and urgent care since 2012.
Laura is committed to providing compassionate, patient-centered care and helping patients feel comfortable and supported throughout their health care journey.
She enjoys building connections with patients, understanding their individual needs and working together to support their overall well-being.
What to Expect During Your In‑Home Assessment
Your in‑home visit with Laura Osika-Michales will include a thorough review of your health needs and concerns, helping to ensure you receive the right care.
During the visit, your provider will:
- Spend more time getting to know you and your medical history
- Check medications, vaccines and vital signs
- Help with daily needs like transportation and access to groceries
- Have a full report sent to your primary and specialty care doctors.
The goal is to help you stay safe, healthy, and supported at home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Lucet at Home provides medical care in your home, making it easier and more convenient for you.
Lucet at Home’s in-home checkup is 100% covered by Excellus BlueCross BlueShield. There is no extra cost to you.
After your checkup, a summary is shared with your primary doctor(s) so they know how you are doing.
A Lucet at Home medical provider will come to your home to perform a health checkup. They will show you their ID Badge before entering.
The medical provider will spend up to an hour with you to look over your medications and do a short exam. You are welcome to have a friend or family member with you and ask about any health concerns you may have.
No, you do not need to clean your home other than to clear a spot for you and the medical provider. Generally, a dining table or a living room is where most at-home checkups are performed.