Kathmandu · Patan · Bhaktapur
Accredited blood tests at your doorstep.
Skip the hospital queues. Our team visits any address in the Kathmandu Valley, collects your sample and sends secure digital reports the same day.
- NABL-standard processing
- Blockchain-secured samples
- Reports in 6–24 hours
- GLP-compliant protocols
First in Nepal · NanoCard
Unlimited blood tests for a year @ NPR 5,866
100+ tests, unlimited times a year. Catch problems early without worrying about test bills.
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Healthcare you can trust
Every sample is tracked end to end, so results are tamper-proof and traceable.
A trained phlebotomist visits your home or office anywhere in the Valley.
Processing follows NABL standards and GLP-compliant protocols.
Secure reports on your phone, usually within 6–24 hours.
How it works
Call us or buy a NanoCard online in minutes.
Our team visits at a time that suits you, 7 days a week.
Digital reports arrive the same day, stored in your health record.
What families say
"My parents in Bhaktapur get their sugar checked every month now without travelling to a hospital. The team is always on time."
"I booked at 7 in the morning and had my report on my phone by lunch. Much easier than queuing in Maharajgunj."
"With NanoCard I stopped worrying about the cost of each test. We did dengue tests twice this monsoon."
From our health blog
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Nanotechnology + blockchain: the future of blood tests and liquid biopsies
Nanotech tracks tiny disease markers in a single blood draw; blockchain keeps that sensitive data secure and tamper-proof. Here's how they work together.
Seasonal
Winter in the Valley: 5 blood tests worth doing before Dashain
Cold mornings, festival feasts and travel home — why autumn is the right time to check sugar, lipids, vitamin D and more.
Infections
Dengue in the Kathmandu Valley: when to get tested
Dengue is no longer only a Terai illness. Here is how NS1, IgM and IgG tests work, and when to book one.
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