ECG at home in Mumbai

A heart tracing, taken in your own bedroom.

A trained technician brings a portable 12-lead ECG to your door, records the tracing while the patient lies down, and sends you the report to take to your doctor. No prescription needed to book, no queue, nobody moved who should not be moved.

₹699+per ECG — visit, recording and report.
Trained techniciansNo prescription neededCallback in 5 minutes
A Healkin technician placing ECG electrodes on an elderly patient lying in his own bed at home
Book an ECG at homeOur Care Team calls you back within 5 minutes.

We use your number only to arrange this ECG. A home ECG is a scheduled test, not emergency care.

What it costs

₹699+ for the visit. No travel charge, no equipment charge, no surprise added at the door.

₹699+per ECG
Travel anywhere we serve in Mumbai
Included
ECG report shared digitally
Included
What the price covers
  • The technician's visit and the portable 12-lead ECG machine
  • A complete resting 12-lead ECG recording
  • Electrodes, skin-preparation and all consumables
  • The ECG report, shared with you digitally
What it does not
  • A cardiologist's or doctor's consultation
  • Echo, stress test (TMT) or Holter monitoring
  • Emergency cardiac treatment
  • Any additional test you did not book

Later evening slots are priced higher. Your exact total is confirmed by the Care Team on the call, before anything is scheduled. Nothing is charged before then.

Why people book an ECG at home

It is the same resting 12-lead test in every case, starting at ₹699+. Tell us the reason and the Care Team takes it from there.

Palpitations or a racing heart

A heartbeat that feels fast, skipped or irregular, and your doctor wants it on paper.

₹699+

Breathlessness or unusual tiredness

Getting winded doing things that were easy last year, or tiring far sooner than usual.

₹699+

Pre-operative or fitness clearance

A surgeon, employer, visa process or insurer has asked for a recent ECG before signing off.

₹699+

Blood pressure or diabetes follow-up

Routine heart monitoring alongside long-standing hypertension, diabetes or high cholesterol.

₹699+

Cardiologist follow-up

A review after a cardiac event, a procedure, or a change in your heart medication.

₹699+

A routine heart check

A baseline reading after 40, or an annual check you would rather not take a morning off for.

₹699+
Chest pain right now is not something to book a slot for

If someone is having chest pain, severe breathlessness, fainting or sweating with a crushing chest tightness, call an ambulance on 108 or get to the nearest emergency room. A home ECG is a scheduled test — it is not emergency cardiac care and it must never be used to wait one out.

How a home ECG works

01

Book now. Send the form with the reason you need the ECG. Our Care Team calls you back within 5 minutes to confirm the details and lock a slot.

02

The technician comes to you. A trained Healkin technician arrives with a portable 12-lead machine, places the electrodes while the patient lies down, and records the tracing in the room they are already in.

03

The report reaches your phone. The recording takes a few minutes. The ECG report is shared with you digitally, ready to hand to your treating doctor.

A Healkin technician clipping an ECG limb lead onto the wrist of a seated elderly patient at home

Why families book this instead of a clinic trip

No prescription needed to book

An ECG is non-invasive, so unlike an X-ray you do not need a doctor's note to have one taken at home. If you already have a prescription or a referral, keep it handy — it helps the Care Team, but it is not a condition of booking.

Nobody moves the patient

A bedridden parent, someone recovering from surgery, an elderly patient who dreads the trip — the machine travels instead of them. No queue, no waiting room, no morning lost to a clinic visit.

It records, it does not shock

This is the fear worth putting to rest. Ten electrodes are placed on the chest, arms and legs and the machine only listens to the heart's own electrical activity. Nothing enters the body, nothing is injected, and there is no shock or pain.

Questions, answered

Do I need a prescription for an ECG at home?
No. An ECG only records your heart's own activity, so it can be booked without a doctor's note. Bring the prescription or referral to the call if you have one — it tells us what your doctor is looking for — but it is not required.
Does an ECG hurt? Is it safe?
It is painless and completely non-invasive. The technician sticks ten small electrodes to the skin of the chest, arms and legs, you lie still for a few minutes, and the machine reads the heart's electrical signal. Nothing is injected, nothing enters the body, and the machine does not deliver any current.
How long does the visit take?
Usually fifteen to twenty minutes door to door, and the recording itself is only a few minutes of that. Most of the time goes into positioning the patient comfortably and placing the electrodes correctly.
Will someone explain the result to me?
We deliver the ECG report — we do not diagnose over it. Cardiac findings need a doctor who knows the patient's history, so take the report to your treating doctor or cardiologist. If you do not have one, our Care Team can point you to a doctor-at-home visit instead.
Can I book this for my parent or a bedridden patient?
Yes, and a large share of home ECGs are exactly that. Put your own number on the form so we reach you, and share the patient's details on the call.
Is the price on this page the final price?
Home ECGs start at ₹699+. The exact total depends on the slot — later evening visits cost more — and the Care Team confirms it on the call, before anything is scheduled. Nothing is charged before then.

Book it now, hear from us in 5 minutes.

Send the reason, your name and your number. Our Care Team calls to confirm the details and a slot that works for your household.

ECG at home₹699+
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