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ECG at home in Bangalore

A full 12-lead ECG, done at home anywhere in Bangalore. A trained technician brings a portable machine, it takes about ten minutes, and the tracing comes to you on WhatsApp.

₹500, home visit included

A technician attaching ECG leads to an older woman lying on her bed, with a portable ECG machine on the bedside table

Book a home ECG

Leave your details. We call back within 30 minutes, 8am to 8pm.

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No payment now. We only use your number to arrange this visit.

What you pay

₹500flat
  • Home visit by a technicianIncluded
  • 12-lead resting ECGIncluded
  • Tracing and report on WhatsAppIncluded
  • Pay after the visit, by UPI or cash
  • About 10 minutes once set up
Book my home ECG

How a home ECG works

  1. A woman on a phone call at home, holding her doctor's prescription

    1. Leave your details

    Tell us your area and who the ECG is for. We call back within 30 minutes to fix a time.

  2. A technician with an equipment bag taking off his shoes at an apartment door

    2. A technician comes home

    Ten small stickers go on the chest, arms and legs. You lie still for a few minutes while the machine records.

  3. A printed ECG tracing coming out of a portable machine

    3. Tracing on WhatsApp

    The ECG tracing and report reach your phone, ready to share with your doctor.

Areas we cover in Bangalore

  • Banashankari
  • Banaswadi
  • Bannerghatta Road
  • Basavanagudi
  • Bellandur
  • BTM Layout
  • Electronic City
  • Frazer Town
  • HBR Layout
  • Hebbal
  • Hennur
  • HSR Layout
  • Indiranagar
  • Jayanagar
  • JP Nagar
  • Kalyan Nagar
  • Kanakapura Road
  • Kengeri
  • Koramangala
  • KR Puram
  • Mahadevapura
  • Malleshwaram
  • Marathahalli
  • MG Road / CBD
  • Nagarbhavi
  • Rajajinagar
  • RR Nagar
  • RT Nagar
  • Sahakar Nagar
  • Sarjapur Road
  • Thanisandra
  • Ulsoor
  • Vijayanagar
  • Whitefield
  • Yelahanka
  • Yeshwanthpur

Don’t see your area? We cover most of Bengaluru, so leave your details and we’ll tell you on the call.

Questions people ask

Chest pain or breathlessness right now? Call 108 or go to the nearest hospital. Don’t wait for a home visit.
Is this for an emergency?

No. If someone has chest pain, breathlessness or is fainting right now, call 108 or go to the nearest hospital. A home ECG is for planned checks and follow-ups.

How should the patient prepare?

Wear a loose top that opens easily. Avoid body lotion on the chest that day. Keep any earlier ECGs handy so the doctor can compare.

Can you do an ECG for an elderly parent at home?

Yes, and it's one of the most common reasons people book one. The patient lies on their own bed and doesn't need to go anywhere. If you live abroad, we can send the tracing to you on WhatsApp too.

Is a home ECG the same as one at a hospital?

Yes. It's the same 12-lead test, recorded with the same ten electrodes. A smartwatch ECG is different: it records a single lead and can't replace a 12-lead ECG your doctor has asked for.

Does it hurt?

No. The stickers are painless and nothing goes into the body. The machine only records the heart's electrical signal.

When do I pay?

After the visit. Nothing is charged when you book.

Already have an ECG printout? Our ECG report explainer puts each line in plain English.