Service 03 of 12 — Healthcare

A doctor, without a day's wages lost

Most women in our cohort do not avoid the hospital because they do not care. They avoid it because a day at a government hospital costs a day's pay, nobody explains what the doctor said, and there is no one to leave the children with.

Book an appointment Ask a health question Check what cover I qualify for

Appointments booked for you — at our partner hospitals and clinics, at a time that fits your shift. You arrive and you are expected.
Someone with you if you want — a Sakhi volunteer or health coordinator to accompany you, help with the paperwork and make sure you understood what you were told.
Health guidance — talk to a qualified professional about a symptom, a report you do not understand, or a medicine you were given, before you decide what to do.
Your children — immunisation reminders, school health checks, nutrition support.
Cover you already qualify for — Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY, your state health scheme, ESI if you are in formal work. We check and we file.
Free health camps at every Hope Haven centre — screening, eye and dental, anaemia and diabetes checks, women's health.

Four limits, stated plainly

This is not a medical service and gives no diagnosis. We help you reach a doctor and understand what you are told. We do not treat you and we do not diagnose you.

An emergency goes to 108 or 112, immediately. Any emergency selection on this page bypasses every form and shows tap-to-dial.

Your health data is the most sensitive category we hold. It needs its own consent, its own retention schedule and its own access log. It never enters your general member record, and it is never a filter in the job portal.

Mental health has its own service. Any mental-health disclosure routes to a counsellor — see Rehabilitation & Counselling — never to a hospital appointment form.