ABOUT DIAGNEX
When someone you love needs healthcare at home, knowing where to begin can be difficult. Diagnex helps families understand their options and coordinate relevant care with qualified professionals.
Explore our care servicesHome healthcare · Qualified Care Managers · Care coordination
WHY DIAGNEX EXISTS
A doctor's advice, nursing visits, tests, medicines and follow-up may all be part of one person's care. Families should not have to make sense of these pieces alone.
Depending on the patient's needs and local availability, this may connect doctors, hospitals, nursing at home, kidney care, diagnostics, pharmacy and healthcare technology.
Share the broad care need, your location and who needs support.
Discuss suitable care pathways, scope and availability with the team.
Where appropriate, agreed services are planned with the relevant professionals.
An enquiry starts a discussion. It does not automatically confirm an appointment.
OUR HEALTHCARE ROOTS
The healthcare lineage dating to 1995 belongs to Lakhotia Diagnostics in Howrah. Diagnex draws on that experience as it develops a broader approach to connected healthcare. The two histories are related, but 1995 is not the founding date of Diagnex.
Read our storyTHE CARE MANAGER APPROACH
Diagnex Care Managers are ANM/GNM-qualified nursing professionals who can help keep care information organised and authorised family members appropriately informed.
Clinical responsibility stays with the treating professionals. Care Managers work within their competence; they do not diagnose, prescribe, change treatment or replace the treating doctor. Website enquiries are separate from clinical records, and sensitive health information follows appropriate care workflows.
Understand the Care Manager role Meet Diagnex leadershipWHAT WE DO
Explore the services, preparation, clinical considerations and applicable pricing on each dedicated page.
Nursing support and ongoing coordination for older adults.
Treatment arrangements, equipment needs and clinical oversight.
Doctor-led planning, equipment and suitable nursing support.
Information on appropriate nursing procedures at home.
Care choices deserve clarity. Ask which qualifications, service scope, clinical instructions and locality arrangements apply to the particular patient. We publish educational content to help families prepare for that conversation, not to replace medical advice.
START HERE
Share a few contact details and the type of support you are looking for. There is no need to include medical reports or detailed clinical histories.
Your enquiry is not an appointment confirmation. Our team will discuss appropriate options and local availability.
