Home visit prices
in Guayaquil
One price per patient, all year round. We tell you what it costs before we head out, including any procedure you may need.
Medical content reviewed by Dr. Jefferson Astudillo Peña, general physician (SENESCYT registration 1008-2023-2705888). Last reviewed: September 2026.
Guayaquil
$29.99
North, downtown, Mapasingue and Vía a la Costa.
South and Samborondón
$34.99
Centenario, La Pradera, La Puntilla, Entre Ríos.
From 8 p.m., a $10 night surcharge applies, and night visits are confirmed with payment in advance.
Arrival time by area
Estimated time from when we confirm the visit, the same day or night. It may vary with traffic.
| Area | Estimated arrival | Price |
|---|---|---|
| MapasingueMapasingue Este and Mapasingue OesteEstimated arrival: 25 to 35 min | 25 to 35 min | $29.99 |
| Vía a la CostaLos Ceibos, Puerto Azul, Belo Horizonte, Portofino, Puerto SeymourEstimated arrival: 25 to 40 min | 25 to 40 min | $29.99 |
| NorthAlborada, Sauces, Garzota, Samanes, Guayacanes, FAE, Atarazana, Kennedy Norte, VernazaEstimated arrival: 30 to 45 min | 30 to 45 min | $29.99 |
| Downtown and north-centreCentro, Las Peñas, Urdesa, Miraflores, Kennedy, Paraíso, Bellavista, FerroviariaEstimated arrival: 30 to 50 min | 30 to 50 min | $29.99 |
| SouthCentenario, Barrio Cuenca, La PraderaEstimated arrival: 40 to 60 min | 40 to 60 min | $34.99 |
| SamborondónLa Puntilla, Entre Ríos, Vía Samborondón km 1 to 14Estimated arrival: 40 to 55 min | 40 to 55 min | $34.99 |
Ask us: If your area isn't on the table, message us: we'll confirm whether we can get there, how long it takes and what it costs before heading out.
At night and in outlying areas we confirm the visit with full payment in advance.
What the visit includes
- Complete medical history
- Physical exam focused on the reason for the visit
- Vital signs
- Diagnosis
- Written instructions
- Follow-up on WhatsApp
- Medical certificate at no extra cost, on request
What's quoted separately
If anything else is needed, we quote it before doing it, so you know exactly what will be done and what it costs.
- IV treatment
- Lab tests
- Minor or major procedures
- Supplies and treatments we bring
- Delivering physical documents (written instructions, certificates) after the visit
Procedures
Reference prices: the final amount depends on distance and on whether you already have the supplies. Supplies or treatments we bring are charged separately.
Injection
$25
Given at home.
IV drip placement
$30
Given at home.
Wound care
Depends on complexity
Always with a prior medical assessment.
Lab tests
No fee
Sample collection at home has no extra cost: you pay only for the tests.
Terms
- The price is per patient: if we see two people, that's two visits.
- The same price all year round.
- A $10 night surcharge from 8 p.m. on visits, procedures and sample collection. Telemedicine has none.
- Night visits are confirmed with payment in advance.
- We accept every payment method.
If a life is at risk, call 911 first
We provide home medical care; we are not an emergency service. We don't carry an ambulance or resuscitation equipment. In those cases call 911 first, which arrives with what's needed.
911 is Ecuador's emergency number (ECU 911) and works from any phone.
Urgent care or emergency?
Emergency
- Is a life in danger?
- Yes, right now.
- How much time do I have?
- Minutes. Every minute counts.
- What should I do?
- Call 911.
Urgent care
- Is a life in danger?
- Not immediately.
- How much time do I have?
- Hours. A doctor is needed soon.
- What should I do?
- Message us: we'll assess you at home.
See the triage scale
Manchester triage
- Red: immediate care
- Orange: very urgent, within 10 min
- Yellow: urgent, within 60 min
- Green: standard, within 120 min
Blue (non-urgent, within 240 min): a regular appointment can be booked. The minutes are the maximum wait to be seen in an emergency room under the Manchester scale.
Rule of thumb: If the person isn't breathing well, doesn't respond, turns blue, has crushing chest pain, is having a seizure or is bleeding heavily → 911. Most other cases can be assessed at home.
Call 911 if there is:
- Chest pain or a suspected heart attack
- Severe difficulty breathing
- Stroke signs: facial droop, arm weakness or slurred speech
- A traffic accident or a hard blow to the head
- Loss of consciousness or seizures
- Bleeding that won't stop
Read the full guide: urgent care or emergency?
Not sure whether it's an emergency?
Message us and we'll guide you at no cost. We'll help you tell whether you need 911 or whether it's something we can treat at your home. If you see any of the situations above, don't wait for our reply: call 911.
Ask at no cost(opens in a new tab)Frequently asked questions
How much does a home doctor cost in Guayaquil?
$29.99 per patient in the north, downtown, Mapasingue and Vía a la Costa, and $34.99 in the south and Samborondón, the longest runs. From 8 p.m. a $10 night surcharge applies and the visit is confirmed with payment in advance.
How long does it take you to arrive?
It depends on the area and traffic: 25 to 35 minutes in Mapasingue, 25 to 40 on Vía a la Costa, 30 to 45 in the north, 30 to 50 downtown, 40 to 60 in the south and 40 to 55 in Samborondón.
Do you cover Samborondón and Durán?
Samborondón yes: La Puntilla, Entre Ríos and Vía Samborondón up to km 14, for $34.99 per patient. We do not cover Durán.
If you see two people in the same home, is it one visit?
No. The price is per patient, so two people are two consultations.
Is there a charge for a medical certificate?
No, it's given at no extra cost. Just ask for it during the visit if you need one.
How much is sample collection at home?
There's no extra cost: you pay only for the tests, whatever the size of the order.
Not sure what it would cost for you?
Message us with your area and what you need, and we'll give you the price before we head out.