Start with the need
Understand the broad requirement instead of expecting a patient to know the right service name.
Our Story & Healthcare Legacy
A healthcare legacy.
A more connected future.
Diagnex draws on a healthcare legacy that began with Lakhotia Diagnostics in 1995. Today, our focus is helping patients and families understand care options and coordinate suitable home healthcare services, without losing sight of the treating doctor's role.
1995Healthcare lineage
5 regionsCompany-wide presence
Our foundation
A legacy that informs our direction.
The history behind Diagnex starts with Lakhotia Diagnostics in 1995. That is the healthcare lineage we draw upon; it should not be confused with a claim that Diagnex itself was incorporated in 1995.
As patients move between doctors, tests, medicines and care at home, families can struggle to keep track of what is happening. Diagnex's direction is to make those handoffs easier to understand and organise.
About Diagnex01
1995: the healthcare foundation
The Lakhotia Diagnostics healthcare legacy begins.
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The need for continuity
Families often need help connecting diagnostics, professionals, home services and follow-up.
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Diagnex today
A coordinated model focused on helping families navigate care needs and appropriate next steps.
Why we exist
Healthcare should not feel like a series of disconnected errands.
One family may need a doctor's advice, a diagnostic test, home nursing and equipment support at different times. The challenge is often understanding how those steps fit together.
Connect relevant support
Discuss suitable healthcare services and confirm professional, clinical and locality requirements.
Keep the next step clear
Help make communication, responsibilities and follow-up easier to track across a care journey.
Care pathways
Support for different stages of care.
Each service has its own eligibility considerations, information and enquiry route. Availability is confirmed by location and individual requirement.
01Elder Care at HomeScheduled nursing support and coordination for older adults.↗
02Home HemodialysisUnderstand treatment models, home readiness and clinician oversight.↗
03Home ICU SetupDoctor-guided planning for equipment and higher-acuity care needs.↗
04Clinical ProceduresInformation about suitable procedures provided at home.↗
How we work
Clear coordination. Clear clinical responsibility.
Diagnex is designed to support the journey around the patient while respecting the professionals responsible for treatment decisions.
Qualified Care ManagersANM/GNM nursing professionals help coordinate and communicate within their professional competence.
Treating doctors retain authorityDiagnosis, prescriptions and treatment changes remain with appropriately qualified clinicians.
Care availability is assessedArrangements depend on location, clinical suitability and practical service readiness.
The next chapter
Understand how care coordination works.
Explore the role of Diagnex Care Managers and the support available for families.
