Kyno is planning to expand to over 15 cities in 2025
Kyno Health, a health-tech platform in the primary care space, has announced the launch of its innovative “Doctor at Home in 20 Minutes” service across Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru.
This first-of-its-kind offering is set to redefine how Indian urban households’ access timely, trusted medical care by delivering qualified doctors directly to patients’ homes in as little as 20 minutes for a 30-minute consultation. The consultation can be booked by visiting Kyno Health portal. The doctors arrive fully equipped with essential medical consumables. Post-consultation, diagnostic tests and nursing services are available, along with proactive follow-ups and continued assistance until full recovery.
Previously operating with a 60-minute consultation promise, Kyno Health has now reduced that time to just 20 minutes by optimising logistics and enhancing its tech integration. The platform aims to bring dignity, efficiency, and ease to one of the most critical aspects of healthcare: immediate access to a doctor when a person feels unwell.
Aditya Gupta, Founder, Kyno Health, emphasised the urgency and purpose driving the platform’s mission.
“Every minute a patient spends waiting for medical care is a minute too long. This belief has driven Kyno’s mission from day one. By bringing experienced doctors to patients’ homes within 20 minutes, we’re eliminating barriers that have traditionally separated people from quality healthcare. The impact extends beyond convenience—we’re helping patients address health concerns earlier, before they escalate into more serious conditions. Our vision is to create a healthcare ecosystem where seeking medical attention becomes as frictionless as ordering food or booking a ride, fundamentally transforming how India approaches primary care,” he said.
With a current footprint in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, and Bengaluru, Kyno is planning to expand to over 15 cities in 2025. To support this expansion and build advanced tech infrastructure, the company is preparing to raise its next round of funding from leading healthcare-focused venture capital firms.
