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Corelatin Membership Card: What You Get, the Honest Math, and Who It Suits

Published: 2026-10-23 Last updated: 2026-10-23 Neha, Co-Founder

Quick Answer

The Corelatin membership card costs ₹99 one-time (launch offer, MRP ₹399) and gives two things: member pricing on every booking (₹299/hr hourly, 20% off flat-fee services) and a physical NFC emergency-profile card. It pays for itself in roughly 2 billed hours — worth it for anyone expecting more than occasional bookings; pointless if you'll book once and never again.

Membership offers usually hide the real question: when do I actually get my money back? Here's the straight version for Corelatin's card — what it is, the math, and an honest answer on who should skip it.

What ₹99 actually buys

  • Member pricing on every booking — ₹299/hour on all hourly-billed services (vs the catalog rate), and 20% off flat-fee services like Priority Queue Assistance and Routine Lab Report Pickup. The discount applies at quote time — no points, no vouchers, no redemption steps.
  • A physical NFC membership card — carries the member's emergency profile, so critical details are a tap away. The card is issued after the interest form is submitted and processed by the team.

One-time purchase — not a subscription, no monthly fee, no auto-renewal.

The honest math

On hourly services, members save ₹50 per billed hour against the ₹349/hr catalog rate. That means the ₹99 card breaks even at roughly 2 billed hours — about two routine OPD visits.

UsageCatalogMemberSaved
Two 4-hour OPD visits₹2,792₹2,392 + ₹99 card~₹301 net
Eight 4-hour visits/month₹11,168₹9,568~₹1,501/month net of card cost

Flat-fee services compound it further — 20% off each Priority Queue Assistance and Lab Report Pickup booking.

Who it's for — and who should skip it

Worth it if: your parent has recurring hospital visits (dialysis, chemo, physio, regular follow-ups), you're an NRI or outstation family coordinating ongoing care, or you expect more than a couple of bookings this year. At ₹99, the risk is genuinely low.

Skip it if: you need exactly one visit and nothing after. The NFC emergency card still has standalone value, but for a single booking the membership is solving a problem you don't have — book normally and revisit if the need becomes recurring.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Corelatin membership cost?

₹99 as a launch offer (MRP ₹399, one-time). The physical NFC card is issued after you submit the interest form and the team processes it.

What do members actually get?

Two things: (1) member pricing on every booking — ₹299/hr on hourly-billed services and 20% off flat-fee services like Priority Queue Assistance and Lab Report Pickup; (2) a physical NFC card carrying the member's emergency profile.

When does the membership pay for itself?

On hourly services, members save ₹50/hour versus catalog — so roughly 2 billed hours. For a family doing even one or two 4-hour visits a month, the ₹99 card pays for itself in the first month or two of use.

Is the membership a subscription?

No — it is a one-time purchase of the membership card with member pricing attached. There is no monthly fee or auto-renewal.

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Neha, Co-Founder

Neha is a Co-Founder of Corelatin. Her background in research and scientific rigor shapes how the team approaches companion verification, hospital navigation protocols, and family reporting standards across Delhi NCR. Corelatin's companions are trained in logistics, communication, and hospital navigation — not medical care, which always remains with qualified hospital staff.

See the card and how member rates apply

Membership Card Details Join / Interest Form