Blood test at home cost in Bangalore depends on the selected tests or package and any applicable collection charge. GharPe Diagnostics lists CBC at ₹550, fasting blood sugar at ₹70 and HbA1c at ₹600.
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Reports: timing depends on the prescribed test or protocol; your appointment details state the expected turnaround.
What should your blood-test quote include?
| Cost component | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Approved reference price | CBC ₹550; fasting blood sugar ₹70; HbA1c ₹600 |
| Prescribed test | Exact study, body areas or laboratory test names included in the order |
| Home visit / collection | Applicable charge for your complete address, shown in the booking total |
| Reporting and review | Report delivery arrangements and whether a separate doctor consultation is included |
| Additional requests | Separate prices for extra tests, protocols or repeat visits |
Reference prices come from GPD’s approved service information. Confirm the current itemised booking total before payment. Arrival time, test duration and report delivery are separate stages.
What makes up the total amount?
Start with the test charge. This depends on whether you are ordering a single test, a profile containing related measurements or a package combining several tests.
Then check the home-collection component. Share the complete address and ask whether any visit or travel fee applies to your order. Do not assume that a displayed test amount includes every location or appointment arrangement.
Finally, clarify whether anything else has been added. A separate doctor consultation, an extra test or another timed collection should be identified clearly rather than treated as an automatic inclusion.
What is included in the home-visit charge?
The total depends on the individual tests or the package contents, sample requirements and applicable collection charge. Check the booking breakdown for what is included and any extra amount for your address.
Use the price shown for the selected booking. If a distance-related charge applies, the booking details should state where it is measured from and the amount payable. Request an itemised breakdown if these details are unclear.
Package prices apply to the package’s listed tests, not to every individual blood test. Check the actual test names, preparation and reporting details before choosing a package.
Current package examples include Extended Basic Health Package at ₹1,599, Comprehensive Checkup at ₹2,499 and Extended General Body Health Checkup at ₹3,499. These are package prices, not universal individual-test rates; check their listed contents and collection charges.
Is one individual test better value than a package?
If the doctor has requested only one test, compare that test’s price first. Approved reference prices include CBC at ₹550, HbA1c at ₹600 and fasting blood sugar at ₹70. A package is useful only when its contents match the tests you need.
Profiles may also overlap. For example, paying for a package and ordering a test already included in it may duplicate the same test. Ask the GharPe Diagnostics Team to match the prescription against the contents before you pay.
The blood-test catalogue is the appropriate starting point for a specific test. Keep any substitution or additional test consistent with the doctor's advice.
Why should you compare test names rather than parameter counts?
A profile can report several related values. The number of values is not necessarily the number of distinct clinical tests.
Check whether the quoted test is a CBC alone, a CBC with another test or a broader profile. Similar-looking names may describe different orders.
If you want to understand why different tests are ordered, the National Library of Medicine's guide to blood testing explains their general purposes. Choosing more tests is not automatically a better health decision.
How will you receive and use the report?
Collected samples go for laboratory processing through GPD’s NABL-accredited partner-laboratory network, including Santosh Diagnostics, within the laboratory’s accredited scope. Turnaround depends on the tests ordered. Reports are shared digitally for medical review; an out-of-range result is not a diagnosis by itself.
Reports are shared with the patient or an authorised recipient through the agreed digital delivery details. Tell the GharPe Diagnostics Team who may receive the report. Your treating doctor explains the findings and the next step.
Who provides the service and clinical guidance?
GharPe Diagnostics is operated by Saklecha Healthcare Private Limited. Dr Santosh Saklecha, Founder, holds MBBS, MD (Medicine) and a Fellowship in Rheumatology.
GPD works with NABL-accredited partner laboratories, including Santosh Diagnostics, for laboratory testing within the relevant accredited scope. GPD’s home collection service and the processing laboratory have different roles.
The phlebotomist collects the required sample for laboratory testing. Your treating doctor interprets the result in your clinical context and decides the next step.
For the full service process, see Blood Tests at Home in Bangalore.
Which areas of Bangalore do we serve?
The GharPe Diagnostics Team arranges home visits across these Bangalore neighbourhoods. Enter your complete address and location pin when booking; the selected test determines preparation and equipment requirements.
| Bangalore area | Neighbourhoods served |
|---|---|
| South Bangalore | Jayanagar, JP Nagar, Banashankari and Basavanagudi |
| South-east Bangalore | Koramangala, HSR Layout and BTM Layout |
| East Bangalore | Indiranagar, Whitefield and Marathahalli |
| Outer Ring Road neighbourhoods | Bellandur and nearby residential areas |
| North Bangalore | Hebbal and Yelahanka |
| West and north-west Bangalore | Rajajinagar and Malleswaram |
Where can you arrange the prescribed test?
Choose the test through GPD’s blood-test catalogue. For other prescribed tests, review home diagnostic services. If you need help matching the referral, contact the GPD team.
Prepared by: GharPe Diagnostics Editorial Team. Updated: 13 November 2026.




