Corelatin
Delhi NCR · Non-medical companion service

Hospital Document Collection Service in Delhi NCR

Corelatin's verified companions visit any hospital across Delhi NCR — from AIIMS and Safdarjung to Fortis, Max and Apollo — to collect your medical documents on your behalf. You get instant WhatsApp scans the moment documents are collected, and physical originals hand-delivered locally or dispatched via India Post Speed Post to any address in India.

₹349/hr · Min 3 hrs · Verified companions · Cash after visit

Delhi's hospitals are enormous — and their records departments are rarely fast or simple. Between MRD queues, authorization letters, counter timings and multi-day processing, collecting a discharge summary or indoor case file can take a full working day you don't have. Corelatin's document collection service handles the entire visit for you.

Which Delhi NCR hospitals we cover

Every hospital and diagnostic centre in the region: AIIMS New Delhi, Safdarjung, RML, GTB, Lok Nayak, Hindu Rao and other government hospitals, plus every private chain — Apollo Indraprastha, Fortis Escorts & Vasant Kunj, Max Saket & Patparganj & Shalimar Bagh, BLK-Max, Sir Ganga Ram, Manipal Dwarka, Moolchand, Holy Family, Batra, and 55+ facilities total. We are fully independent — no tie-ups, so we can work at any hospital you choose.

What we commonly collect in Delhi NCR

Discharge summaries and indoor case papers (IPD files with admission notes, medication & vitals charts), biopsy reports and histopathology specimens, scan films and CDs (MRI/CT/X-ray), doctor's recommendation letters, Essentiality Certificates for reimbursement, insurance claim document bundles, and MLC reports.

How it works

You share the hospital name, patient details, document list and a signed authorization letter on WhatsApp (we provide the format). A verified companion queues at the MRD or records counter, collects the documents, and sends high-resolution scans to your WhatsApp immediately. Physical originals are hand-delivered in Delhi NCR or dispatched the same day via Speed Post / courier to any address.

Who uses this in Delhi NCR

Working professionals who can't take a full day off for an MRD queue; families whose patient was discharged but needs claim documents later; NRIs coordinating parents' paperwork from abroad; and outstation families who returned home but still need Delhi hospital records for reimbursement or follow-up care.

Why this is safe

  • Police & Aadhaar verified companions — identity shared with you before the visit
  • OTP-verified service start & end — you control the billed duration
  • Instant WhatsApp scans of every document at the counter
  • Non-medical, logistical service only — no clinical decisions
  • ₹299 flat inability fee if the hospital denies release — remaining balance refunded

Full delivery options, document list and service terms on the main Document Collection service page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you collect documents from AIIMS and other government hospitals in Delhi?
Yes. We regularly collect from government hospital MRDs including AIIMS, Safdarjung, RML and GTB — which often have longer queues and stricter counter timings than private hospitals. Our companion handles the queue and follow-up visits if the hospital specifies a later collection date.
Do I need to be in Delhi to use this service?
No. Many of our customers are outside Delhi — across India or abroad. You send us the patient authorization letter and ID documents digitally, our companion visits the hospital, and you receive WhatsApp scans plus physical documents by courier wherever you are.
What does document collection cost in Delhi NCR?
₹349 per hour with a minimum booking of 3 hrs. Courier/photocopy/hospital charges are billed separately at actuals with receipts. If the hospital refuses release despite our visit, a flat ₹299 inability fee applies and the remaining hourly balance is refunded.

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Verified companion · ₹349/hr · Min 3 hrs · Instant WhatsApp scans · Cash after the visit