Rehydration drip
After vomiting, loose motions or a fever has left someone dehydrated and unable to keep fluids down.
A verified nurse brings the full IV setup to you, checks your vitals throughout, and stays for the whole infusion. A doctor confirms the drip is right for you first — through your prescription or a free teleconsultation — so nothing is run that shouldn’t be.

We use your number only to arrange this visit. An IV drip is a medical procedure and needs a doctor’s go-ahead — a prescription, or the free teleconsultation we can arrange.
₹1,548+ for the visit — the nurse, the setup and the monitoring. The drip itself is confirmed on the call, with no surprise added at the door.
Your exact total is confirmed by the Care Team on the call, before anything is scheduled. Nothing is charged before then.
Every one starts at ₹1,548+ for the visit. A doctor confirms which drip suits you — or whether you need one at all — before a nurse comes.
After vomiting, loose motions or a fever has left someone dehydrated and unable to keep fluids down.
For someone run-down or fatigued whose doctor has advised a vitamin infusion rather than tablets.
A supportive infusion some doctors advise during recovery or a run-down phase.
Rehydration and anti-nausea support the morning after, once a doctor has cleared it as suitable.
A prescribed iron or B12 infusion given slowly, under a nurse's supervision.
After heavy dehydration, heat or exertion, when a doctor advises replacing fluids and salts.
Any IV fluid or medicine your doctor has specifically prescribed, given to their exact plan.
Book now. Send the form with the drip you're considering and whether you already have a prescription. Our Care Team calls you back within 5 minutes.
A doctor decides if a drip is right. If you don't have a prescription, we arrange a free teleconsultation with an empanelled doctor who assesses whether an IV drip suits you — and says no if it doesn't. An IV is a medical procedure, not a lifestyle top-up.
A nurse gives it at home. A verified Healkin nurse checks the drip, the dose and your vitals, sets the line, stays through the whole infusion, observes you afterwards and takes everything away.

Nobody at Healkin decides you need a drip. A doctor does — through your prescription or the free teleconsultation — and declines when a drip isn't the right call. That is deliberate: an unnecessary IV is a risk, not a service.
The infusion is set and run by a trained nurse who checks your vitals before, during and after, and stops and escalates at any sign the body isn't tolerating it. This is exactly the part that goes wrong when people try a drip without supervision.
A fresh cannula, a sterile line and a new kit every visit, and the sharps leave with the nurse. No reused equipment, and nothing sharp left behind in a home bin.
Send the drip, your name and your number. Our Care Team calls to check the prescription — or arrange the free teleconsultation — and confirm a slot.