Sterling Accuris has launched Accuris Express, a new home sample collection service that promises priority diagnostic sample collection within 30 minutes across Ahmedabad. The service is designed to make diagnostic testing faster, more convenient, and more responsive as demand for home-based healthcare continues to rise.
The new offering is being rolled out in Ahmedabad first, with a phased expansion planned across Gujarat. Through the Sterling Accuris Diagnostics website and app, users can book eligible tests and receive priority home sample collection by trained phlebotomists within 30 minutes in the city.
The company said the service is intended to meet a wide range of healthcare needs, from urgent and time-sensitive testing to routine preventive health checks. It is also expected to be especially useful for elderly patients, caregivers, families with young children, and working professionals who value convenience in accessing healthcare services.
Commenting on the launch, Mr. Ankush Gupta, CEO, Sterling Accuris, said, “We saw a clear disconnect between evolving consumer expectations and the traditional diagnostic experience. Accuris Express has been developed to bridge that gap by making access to diagnostic testing faster, simpler, and more convenient. As healthcare increasingly moves closer to the patient, we believe services that combine clinical reliability with greater convenience will play an important role in shaping the future of diagnostics.”
Mr. Rajiv Sharma, Managing Director, Sterling Accuris, added, “For many patients, the time between recognizing a health concern and getting tested can be frustrating. Accuris Express has been designed to reduce that gap by bringing trusted diagnostic services directly to patients’ homes. While speed is a key differentiator, our commitment to clinical accuracy, quality standards, and patient safety remains unchanged.”
Initially, Accuris Express will be available for select tests and locations in Ahmedabad, with further expansion planned across additional service areas and cities in Gujarat over time.
