ECG test at home in Kadapa
A 12-lead ECG at your home in Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh — a trained Live Line technician brings a portable ECG machine to your door. 10–15 minutes, report same day.
Quick answer
An ECG test at home in Kadapa costs ₹899 at Live Line Health Care. Our technician comes from the Yerramukkapalli Circle centre with a portable 12-lead ECG machine; the visit is free within 10 km and ₹15/km beyond, shown before you pay. Slots run 6:00–6:00 PM, every day.
Chest pain, breathlessness, sweating or fainting? Call 108 or go to the nearest emergency room now — don’t wait for a home ECG.
Our Kadapa centre
- Live Line Yerramukkapalli Circle
Arya Neuro Care Hospital, Near Yerramukkapalli Circle, Opp. State Bank of India, Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh 516001
8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Directions
ECG at home in Kadapa: questions
Is ECG at home available in Kadapa?
Yes. Live Line Health Care does 12-lead ECGs at home across Kadapa from our Yerramukkapalli Circle centre. The visit is free within 10 km of the centre.
What is the price of an ECG test at home in Kadapa?
₹899 for a 12-lead ECG at home (+ GST). The home visit is free within 10 km; beyond that it is ₹15 per km, worked out from your map pin and shown before you pay.
How soon can I get an ECG at home in Kadapa?
Pick any slot from 6:00 to 6:00 PM, all 7 days of the week. Book online in under a minute, or on WhatsApp.
Which areas of Kadapa do you cover for home ECG?
All areas within reach of our Kadapa centre, in PIN codes starting 516. Put your pin on the map at checkout to see the exact visit charge.
What does an ECG test show?
An ECG (electrocardiogram) records the electrical activity of your heart. It shows your heart rate and rhythm and can point to problems such as irregular heartbeat, signs of a current or past heart attack, thickened heart muscle or conduction blocks. Your doctor reads it together with your symptoms.
Is an ECG test painful?
No. Small sticky electrodes are placed on your chest, wrists and ankles and the machine only records signals from your heart — no electricity is passed into your body. You lie still for a minute or two while it records.
How long does an ECG at home take?
The recording itself takes a few minutes; the whole home visit usually takes 10–15 minutes.
What is a 12-lead ECG?
A 12-lead ECG looks at your heart’s electrical activity from 12 angles using 10 electrodes. It is the standard resting ECG doctors ask for.
What is the difference between an ECG and a 2D echo?
An ECG records the heart’s electrical activity. A 2D echo is an ultrasound scan that shows the heart’s structure and pumping. Doctors often use the ECG first and order an echo if needed.