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Kyno Health Launches 20-Minute 'Doctor at Home' Service in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru

Shailaja Pathak
Shailaja Pathak·May 31, 2025·2 min read
Kyno Health launches 20-minute doctor-at-home service in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru for urban households

Imagine feeling unwell and having a doctor arrive at your home before your food delivery. That’s the experience Kyno Health is now offering with its newly launched “Doctor at Home in 20 Minutes” service, available in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru.

The healthtech startup is on a mission to transform primary care by drastically cutting down wait times and making healthcare more immediate and accessible. Patients can now book a 30-minute consultation through Kyno’s portal and expect a certified doctor, equipped with essential medical supplies, at their doorstep within 20 minutes.

“Every minute a patient spends waiting for medical care is a minute too long,” says Aditya Gupta, Founder of Kyno Health.
“By bringing experienced doctors to patients’ homes within 20 minutes, we’re eliminating barriers that have traditionally separated people from quality healthcare.”

This is a sharp upgrade from Kyno’s earlier 60-minute service window. Behind the faster turnaround is a mix of improved logistics,, smart routing, and tighter tech integration. 

Moreover, their in-house “Doctor Excellence Framework” includes rigorous evaluations and a mandatory 30-day field training program for every doctor on the platform.

Since its inception in 2023, Kyno has completed more than 20,000 doctor visits and boasts a 91% patient satisfaction rate, along with a 4.9-star rating on Google. 

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Services range from treating common illnesses to managing chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension. Add-on services such as IV drips, diagnostic tests, nursing care, and even medicine delivery make Kyno a one-stop healthcare solution without stepping outside.

Currently active in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, and Bengaluru, the company has its sights set on expanding to 15+ cities in 2025. 

To fund this scale-up and invest further in technology, Kyno is preparing for its next funding round with interest from healthcare-focused investors.

With India’s healthcare market projected to hit $610 billion by 2026, solutions like Kyno’s point toward a future where timely, high-quality care can arrive at your home as easily as a taxi or a meal. For many urban households, this could be the new normal in primary healthcare.


Edited by Harshajit Sarmah

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