Your patients need injections, drips, dressings, tube care and monitoring that none of them should be crossing the city for. Healkin gives you a nursing team to send instead — verified, trained, and answering to you. The nurses do the visits and write up what they found; you review the notes and the results and say what changes. You are paid a fee for that time.
We use your number only for this conversation. Nothing is committed on the call, and we will tell you if we do not cover your area yet.
Not a listing on a marketplace and not a referral arrangement. A nursing team that extends your practice to the places your patients actually recover in, with you still in charge of what happens there.
Not a pool you file a request into. A named set of Healkin nurses assigned to your patients, briefed on how you work and how you want things recorded, turning up at the door as the nurses their doctor sent — because that is what they are.
We do not consult, we do not prescribe, and we never put another doctor in front of someone you are treating. There is one name on the file and it is yours. If the family asks us who is looking after them, we say your name.
Vitals as they were recorded, not as they were remembered. What was given and at what time. The wound, photographed. What the patient said when nobody clinical was expected to be listening. It reaches you as it is written, and you read it when you are free.
Reading those notes and results and deciding what changes is clinical work, so it is paid as clinical work — a fee for your time, agreed with you before the first patient. Not a share of the patient's bill, and not a payment for sending anyone our way.
Everything Healkin already does at home, done to your orders instead of ours. If it is within a nurse’s scope and you have written it, it can happen in the patient’s bedroom rather than your treatment room.
Intramuscular, subcutaneous and intravenous, given to your order — antibiotics, analgesia, anticoagulants, hormone therapy, iron and vitamin infusions — with the drug, dose and route checked against your prescription every visit.
Dressings, suture and staple removal, drain care, and surgical sites watched over the weeks after discharge, photographed each time so you are looking at a series rather than a description.
Urinary catheter changes and care, Ryle's tube feeding and reinsertion, tracheostomy and stoma care — the visits that otherwise bring a frail patient across the city to sit in your waiting room.
Nebulisation, oxygen support, chest physiotherapy and suction, with saturations recorded before and after rather than reported as 'better'.
Vitals, blood sugar charting, fluid and intake-output records, medication administration and adherence, mobility and pressure-area care — hourly, daily or on the schedule you set.
Home blood collection, ECG, and home X-ray and other diagnostics through our partners. Reports come to you, and to the patient, at the same time.
Adult and paediatric vaccination at home to your schedule, with the cold chain checked before anything is given and the batch recorded.
Beds, oxygen concentrators, suction machines, air mattresses and monitors delivered, installed and taken back — so your discharge plan does not stall on a family trying to source a hospital bed on a Sunday.
One rate, for one thing: the clinical time you spend on notes and results that come back from a visit.
The rate depends on your speciality and on how much review the patients you have in mind will actually need, so it is settled with you on the call rather than published here. Nothing is committed until you have the scope, the nurses and the number in front of you.
Tell us who you are. Your name, your speciality and the pincode your patients are in. Someone from Healkin calls you — not a script, and not in five minutes: a proper conversation at a time you are not seeing patients.
We agree the scope and the fee. Which of your patients this is for, what you want the nurses doing, how you want to be reached and how fast, and what your review time is worth. All three land in front of you before anything is signed.
You meet your nurses. You see who they are, what they are qualified in and what they have been trained on, and you say if someone is not right for your patients. They are briefed on how you work before the first visit, not after the first complaint.
The clinic runs at home. You refer a patient, the nurses go, the notes come back, you review and adjust. Healkin handles the rostering, the travel, the consumables, the billing and the chasing. You do the clinical part, which is the only part that needed you.
This has to be said plainly because the industry has made it worth doubting. Your fee is for the review work you do and is agreed as a rate for your time. It is not a commission, not a cut of the patient's bill, and not indexed to how many patients you send or how much their care costs. Nothing the patient is charged moves because of what you are paid — so no visit anyone books has a second reason behind it.
The notes, vitals, photographs and reports from every visit are your patient's record and yours. We keep them so the nurse on the next visit can read what happened on the last one, and we hand them over on request in a form you can put in your own file. We do not sell them, we do not train anything on them, and we do not use them to market back to your patient.
A nurse who is uncomfortable calls you, and calls our Care Team, and does not wait to see whether it settles. A patient who is deteriorating goes to a hospital and we help the family get them there. Home care that will not admit its own limits is how a manageable problem becomes an emergency in a lift, and we would rather lose the visit than be that.
Send your name, your speciality and the pincode your patients are in. We call you back to talk about what your team would look like — and if we do not roster in your area yet, we will tell you that on the call.
