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Yes. It's governed by the Telemedicine Practice Guidelines (2020), issued by the Ministry of Health and the Medical Council of India. A registered pediatrician can assess symptoms, review growth and vaccination records, and issue a digitally signed prescription with their NMC registration number. The same professional and legal standards apply as in a clinic.

More than parents expect, and less than everything. A pediatrician can assess breathing effort and rate, skin colour, hydration, alertness, rashes, movement and how your child interacts — much of pediatric assessment is observation, and you can be guided to check specific things. What can't be done remotely is listening to the chest, examining ears, or feeling the abdomen. If your child needs any of that, the doctor says so and refunds the consultation.

Then you'll have got a qualified opinion within minutes instead of guessing at 2am, plus a written summary to hand to the emergency doctor — and a full refund. Knowing quickly that your child needs to be seen is a valuable outcome, and we don't think you should pay for it.

Yes — when clinically indicated, our pediatricians prescribe them without hesitation. But most childhood infections are viral, where antibiotics do nothing and carry real downsides. If we don't prescribe, the doctor will explain exactly why, and tell you what would change that decision. That's the difference between careful medicine and a prescription vending machine.

Yes. It's a digitally signed prescription carrying the doctor's NMC registration number, with dosing calculated for your child's weight. Valid at every licensed pharmacy in India, and accepted for insurance claims where applicable.

On multi-session plans, yes — deliberately. Continuity matters enormously in child health: the same doctor knows your child's growth pattern, what's already been tried, and what "normal for this child" looks like. On single consultations you can request a specific pediatrician for follow-ups and we'll accommodate it wherever their schedule allows.

For feeding, weight, jaundice follow-up, sleep and general newborn guidance — yes, and it's often exactly what exhausted new parents need. But any fever in a baby under 3 months is an emergency requiring immediate in-person assessment. Young infants can deteriorate very quickly, so we apply the strictest thresholds to this age group and escalate readily.

Yes, from different locations if needed. It's genuinely useful when one parent travels, when grandparents are the primary caregivers, or simply so two people hear the same advice — which prevents a lot of second-guessing later.

A single consultation is ₹899 (₹1,200 standard, 25% off). Doctor + nutritionist is ₹1,799. The 5-session growth plan is ₹3,999 and the 10-session development program is ₹8,999. First-time families get a further 20% with CHILD20. There's no subscription, no auto-renewal and no hidden charges — you pay per problem solved.

Yes. HopeQure operates to ISO 27001, HIPAA-aligned and DPDP Act 2023 standards. Consultations are end-to-end encrypted, records are stored on Indian servers, and we never sell or share patient data with advertisers or third parties. You can request deletion of your child's records at any time.