Amazon Diagnostics launched in India offers a doorstep sample collection in six cities

Amazon India on Sunday announced the launch of its diagnostics services in the country. The new Amazon Diagnostics service from e-commerce giants provides a pickup of testing samples from the customer’s door. Users can book lab tests, schedules and track appointments through the Amazon app and use digital reports. The service developed in partnership with Orange Health Labs has been rolled out in six cities in India.

Amazon Diagnostics launched in partnership with Orange Health Labs

The company revealed that it will be diagnosed Available in six citiesIncluding Bengaluru, Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Mumbai and Hyderabad. Customers can reach Amazon Diagnostics through a dedicated page On Orange Health Labs websiteWhere they can book online, schedule and track appointments, and use digital reports.

Heroic It is said that users can book a test and its delivery partner picks up samples to take samples between 6 to 10 pm less than 60 minutes. For regular trials, users can get back digital reports within six hours. Currently their service is available in more than 450 pin codes, and provides over 800 diagnostics tests.

Amazon Diagnostics is the expansion of the company’s medical services in the country. It already offers virtual counseling with doctors through the Amazon Clinic and delivery at the door of prescription drugs via Amazon Pharmacy.

The company also claims that it is integrating end-to-end experience with features such as real-time slot visibility, map-based address validation and safe digital report access through Amazon Health Dashboard. Amazon says that it will follow “stringent data privacy and quality standards”, but has not shared details about these features.

With Amazon Diagnostics, Tech Giants have entered India’s $ 15 billion (about Rs 1.3 lakh crore) Diagnostics Market, which is mainly operated as an on-site lab-testing service by large-scale large corporations and small labs. AT -Hom Diagnostics Services have surfaced only in the last decade, and have become popular during the Kovid -19 epidemic.