A verified Healkin nurse comes to you, checks the medicine and dose against your prescription, gives the intramuscular injection and takes the sharps away. No clinic queue for something that takes two seconds.
We use your number only to arrange this visit. A valid prescription is required before a nurse can give any injection.
₹548+ for the visit. No travel charge, no consumables charge, no surprise added at the door.
Later evening slots are priced higher, and a second injection in the same visit is quoted on the call. Your exact total is confirmed by the Care Team before anything is scheduled. Nothing is charged before then.
Your doctor decides which one, what dose and how often. We handle getting it given safely, at home, on the dates you were told.
Prescribed after a low B12 report — common with vegetarian and vegan diets, long-term metformin or acidity medicines, absorption problems, or the tingling and flat tiredness that sent you for the test.
Prescribed when a blood report comes back deficient and tablets are not suitable or have not moved the number. Often alongside bone or muscle ache, or very little sun in the working week.
Deficiency panels frequently come back low on both, and both are ordinary intramuscular injections. One nurse, one visit, both given together rather than two trips.
Weekly then monthly B12, or a run of weekly Vitamin D ampoules. Booked ahead against the dates your doctor set, so the visits are already in the calendar.
Tiredness, body ache and pins and needles have a long list of causes, and an injection aimed at the wrong one only delays finding the right one. Repeated high-dose Vitamin D without testing can push calcium levels dangerously high. Get tested, get a prescription, then book the visit — in that order. And if a rash, swelling or breathlessness follows any injection, treat it as an emergency and call 108 or get to the nearest emergency room.
Book now. Send the form with the injection you need and whether you already have a prescription. Our Care Team calls you back within 5 minutes.
We settle the prescription and the ampoule. Send the prescription over WhatsApp, or ask the Care Team to arrange a teleconsultation with an empanelled doctor. On the same call we agree whether you keep the ampoule ready or we bring it.
A nurse gives it at home. A verified Healkin nurse checks the medicine, dose and route against the prescription, gives the injection, waits with you for a few minutes and takes the sharps away.
Both of these go into muscle, not under the skin, and the site is the part people get wrong at home. A needle in the wrong part of the arm or the buttock can reach a nerve. A trained nurse picks the site, gets the depth right and stops if anything about the medicine does not match the prescription.
The nurse reads the medicine, the dose and the route off your prescription every single visit and gives exactly that. Nobody at Healkin decides you need a shot, changes your dose, or tells you when the next one is due — your doctor does, and we work to it.
The used needle goes into a sealed sharps container and out of your home for biomedical disposal. Nothing ends up in your kitchen bin, which is where a self-administered injection usually ends up.
Send the injection, where you are with the prescription, your name and your number. Our Care Team calls to confirm the rest and find a slot that suits your household.
