Many of our consultations are booked by sons and daughters living abroad for parents in India. How it works — from booking and joining the call to medicine delivery, safety at home and who to call in an emergency.
A large share of the consultations at our Udaipur clinic are arranged by sons and daughters living in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia or the Gulf — for parents who live in India. The family wants a qualified doctor who will take time, speak to their parents in Hindi, and keep them informed. Here is how that works in practice.
The first consultation usually takes 30–45 minutes. Dr. Meenakshi speaks with your parent directly, in Hindi or English, about the main complaint, sleep, appetite, digestion, mood and their full medical history. You can add what you have noticed — family members often remember details the patient leaves out. If your parents live near Udaipur, they can also visit the clinic in Hiran Magri in person.
Before the call, send recent reports and — most important for older adults — a photo of every medicine and supplement they take. Many parents see two or three doctors, and medicines overlap. No prescribed medicine will be stopped; read homoeopathy with allopathic medicines.
You can pay from abroad by card or PayPal in your own currency. Current details are on the payment page.
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Consult Dr. Meenakshi. In Udaipur: Monday to Saturday, 10 AM – 1 PM by appointment, and 6 PM – 9 PM walk-in with no appointment needed. Online consultations are available by video call or WhatsApp, with medicines couriered from the clinic.
Yes. You can book on WhatsApp or the website, pay from abroad, and join the video call with your parents. Medicines are couriered to them within India.
Yes. The call can include you from abroad; a time is agreed that suits both time zones.
No. Prescribed medicines are never stopped; send a list of everything they take before the first call.
Call local emergency services or go to the nearest hospital first. Online homoeopathic care is for long-standing complaints, not emergencies.
This article is for general awareness and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Homoeopathic treatment is individualised; responses vary from person to person and no specific outcome is promised or guaranteed. Continue any medication prescribed by your treating doctor, and seek urgent local medical care for any warning sign described above.
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