This Indian App built by an Ex-Facebook employee gets you a doctor at the tap of a button
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By now you are getting your food, clothes and cab all at the push of a button on an App on your mobile. What next, you ask? Well, you can now have access to a complete OPD through an App. Yes that’s right.
The app was founded by
Lybrate connects its users to more than 100,000 doctors and health experts from varied branches of medicine from across India.
How it works
Free question
You can ask a question to a doctor on the app and get a response within 24hrs, free of cost. Simple.
Consult a doctor
You can have a one on one consultation with a doctor on the app. You can discuss any health issue with doctors through text, video and voice chat. You can also book a slot for your lab tests through the app and share the report with your doctor on the app itself. And you can also book an appointment and visit the doctor at their clinic at your preferred time. The consultation fee varies from Rs. 50 to Rs. 5000 depending on the doctor you choose and your health issue. Average consultation fee on app is between Rs. 200 to Rs. 350.
Health Feed
The app keeps you updated with all new developments in the health sector. There are multiple live updates and tips from the doctors including homemade remedies and fitness tips.
Lybrate has also launched its service on Facebook Messenger’s bot platform and it is
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