Fever
1 in 3 patients. Mumbai logged 3,681 malaria and 938 dengue cases by mid-July.
- Viral fever, flu and H1N1
- Dengue and malaria, monitored daily at home
- Typhoid, throat, sinus, ear and urine infection
MumbaiMumbaiMost of what Mumbai falls ill with can be treated at home. Fever, cough, loose motions, blood pressure and sugar — none of it needs a waiting room. A senior physician sees you on video, or comes to your door and examines you properly.
We use your number only to arrange this consultation. This is not an emergency service — for chest pain, breathlessness or an unconscious patient, go to a hospital.
Start with either. If the doctor on video decides you need a hands-on examination, they come the same day and what you have already paid is adjusted against the visit.
Best for fever, cough, loose motions, rashes, and a BP or sugar review.
A nurse can reach you and stay through the consult — checking temperature, BP, sugar, oxygen and pulse while the doctor watches, and drawing blood or giving an injection in the same visit. The Care Team quotes that on the callback.
Needed when the doctor has to examine you by hand, not by camera — stomach pain, breathlessness, chest or lung complaints, back pain with weakness or numbness, and elderly, bed-bound or post-hospital patients.
Somewhere else in Mumbai? Send the form — we will tell you on the call whether we can reach you, and what it would cost.
The six things Mumbai most often needs a doctor for — from national primary-care data and the city’s own disease reporting.
1 in 3 patients. Mumbai logged 3,681 malaria and 938 dengue cases by mid-July.
More than half of all patients arrive with a respiratory complaint.
A quarter of all patients. Mumbai recorded 3,866 gastroenteritis cases in six months.
The commonest diagnosis Indian doctors make. 1 in 3 adults has high BP; 1 in 9 has diabetes.
Roughly 1 in 11 patients — and the easiest group of all to settle over video.
The group people put off longest, because getting to a clinic is exactly what hurts.
Figures from the POSEIDON primary-care study of 204,912 patients across India; the BMC Epidemiology Cell's monsoon disease report, 1 January to 14 July 2026; and the ICMR-INDIAB national survey, The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, 2023.
Call an ambulance and go to hospital. Our doctor will say so plainly, help you decide where, and speak to the hospital for you.
Send the form, or call us. The Care Team rings you back within 5 minutes to confirm the fee and a time.
Choose video or a home visit. If the doctor on video decides you need examining by hand, they come the same day.
You are examined, and you get a written prescription — not a two-minute note at the door.
If bloods, an X-ray, a drip or a nurse are needed, Healkin does those at home on the same thread.
Every physician on the panel is MBBS-qualified with a current state medical council registration, and is verified by us before a single visit. You are told who is coming before they arrive.
Temperature, blood pressure, sugar, oxygen saturation and pulse — taken in front of you, by a nurse on video or by the doctor at your door.
If the doctor orders bloods, an X-ray, a drip or a nurse, you do not start again somewhere else. Healkin does all of it at home, and the Care Team books it while the doctor is still with you.
Pick the one closest to your situation and it goes on the form. You can explain the rest on the call.
Three days of fever, chills or body ache, and you want it looked at before it turns into a hospital trip.
Bedridden, frail, or simply too unsteady for a clinic waiting room. The examination happens where they already are.
A wound that looks wrong, a stitch line to review, or the first follow-up nobody wants to travel for.
A routine review of a long-standing condition, with the medicines you are actually taking laid out on the table.
Food poisoning, loose motions or a child who is not keeping fluids down — assessed at home, with a drip arranged if it is needed.
Asthma flaring, a chest infection, or wheezing that has not improved on what the chemist suggested.
Someone slipped at home. The doctor examines it and tells you whether an X-ray is warranted — which we can also do at home.
You have a report or a prescription you do not understand and want a doctor to sit with you and go through it.
Nothing the doctor prescribes needs a second provider. These are the Healkin services the Care Team books while the doctor is still with you.