Bengaluru · home-visit doctors
A doctor at your home, when you need one.
Home visit
Bengaluru
The clinic queue is the wrong place for an unwell elderly parent. A video call is the wrong substitute for an examination. We send a verified doctor to your home — with credentials you can see — for everything in between.
— Dr. Abheet B Shetty, MBBS · MD (Community Medicine) · PGMLE (NLSIU Bangalore)
Or call us at +91 72042 49531
Home visit
Bengaluru
For patients
A verified doctor at your home in Bengaluru. Non-emergency care, in your living room. See every doctor's qualification before you choose.
For doctors
Become a home-visit doctor. We train you for the practice, and run the operations behind it — bookings, schedule, prescriptions, and billing — so you can focus on patients.
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Search verified doctors near you, see every qualification before you book, and keep your prescriptions and visit notes in one place. Free to download.
- See each doctor's degree and council registration before booking
- Prescriptions and visit notes saved after every visit
- Rebook the same doctor in a couple of taps
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Currently in Bengaluru
Areas we serve
From the health library
Plain-language articles for everyday medical questions, written by qualified doctors.
Caring for an elderly parent after hospital discharge
Elderly parent care after hospital discharge: a calm guide to medicines, wound care, fall prevention, follow-up, and red flags for readmission.
Dr. Abheet B Shetty · MBBS, MD (Community Medicine), PGMLE (NLSIU Bangalore)
Managing blood pressure and diabetes at home: a family guide
A plain-language family guide to blood pressure and diabetes management at home: monitoring basics, what the numbers mean, diet, and red flags to watch.
Dr. Abheet B Shetty · MBBS, MD (Community Medicine), PGMLE (NLSIU Bangalore)
Antibiotics: when you need them and when you do not
When do you need antibiotics for fever? A calm Bengaluru doctor's guide to when antibiotics actually help, when they do not, and why misuse is harmful.
Dr. Abheet B Shetty · MBBS, MD (Community Medicine), PGMLE (NLSIU Bangalore)
What patients say
From Google reviews · 4.9 ★ · 591 reviews
"I had contacted Dr. Sagar when my mother was not keeping too well. He came home on time and prescribed medicines — my mother became back to normal in three days. I used to call him quite often and he used to answer even late at night."
"My mom is 80 and had severe back pain. The doctor came on time, gave an injection and medication. Within four days she was completely fine and back to her daily routine — without any support."
Chandrasekar M
"I am very impressed with Dr. Annaporneshwari. She was extremely polite, patient, and attentive. She listened carefully to all our concerns and explained everything in a clear and reassuring manner."
Rejith K P
What we will not do
Some lines we draw early, on purpose.
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Hide credentials
Every doctor’s degree, specialisation, and council registration is shown before you book.
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Let doctors step outside their legal scope
Each doctor practises within their legal scope. Rules vary by state and qualification — we follow what is lawful, and show the doctor’s scope on their profile.
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Replace emergency care
For chest pain, severe breathing difficulty, stroke symptoms, accidents — call 108 or go to the nearest hospital. Do not book a home visit.
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Pretend to be a tele-consultation service
We send a doctor to your home. When an examination is needed, a screen is not enough.
