Doctor home visit in Gbagada
From
₦75,000
Doctor home consult. Call-out to Gbagada is waived at this price.
Booked
Online, today
Before 2pm is usually same day.
A doctor registered with the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria comes to your address in Gbagada, takes a full history, examines you properly, and leaves a written diagnosis and treatment plan. Not a phone call. Not four hours in traffic and a waiting room for fifteen minutes of consultation. The price is fixed before you book and the prescription reaches your phone before the doctor reaches their car.
Call-out to Gbagada is ₦5,000, and it is waived on any booking where the service total clears ₦50,000.
Medically reviewed by Dr Debo Odulana, Founder and Chief Executive, Mezo. Last reviewed 25 September 2026. This page is general information, not a diagnosis. Care is decided with you after an examination.
What happens, step by step
- 1
Pick the consult that fits
₦75,000 for a standard 45 minute home consult. Longer if there are several conditions and several medications to untangle. A night call-out between 8pm and 6am, or a consultant specialist, if that is what the situation needs.
- 2
Choose a three hour window
Morning, midday, afternoon or evening. Night call-outs run 8pm to 6am and depend on a doctor being free, which we confirm rather than assume.
- 3
Pay online
Card or transfer, the full amount shown, nothing added at the door. Any investigation the doctor orders can be collected in the same visit.
- 4
The doctor arrives in Gbagada
Full history, examination and vitals. A written diagnosis and plan you keep. A prescription sent to your phone. A referral into the Mezo network if you need a specialist, with the notes travelling with you.
Who books this in Gbagada
- A fever, a chest infection or a stomach problem that has gone on too long to keep guessing at
- An elderly parent who genuinely cannot be moved, and should not be
- A second opinion on a diagnosis you were given in five minutes
- A night when something is wrong and the morning feels too far away
- A medication list that has grown to eight items and nobody has reviewed it in years
- A household where one person being ill means nobody gets to work
Every price, published
The consult fee buys the doctor's time. Anything performed during the visit, such as a blood sample or an injection, is billed on top at these rates.
- Doctor home consultAn MDCN-verified doctor at your door. Full consult, written plan, not a phone call.₦75,000
- Doctor review visitA follow-up within 14 days of a Mezo visit, to see whether the plan is working.₦45,000
- Extended doctor consultNinety minutes for the complicated ones: several conditions, several medications, an elderly parent.₦110,000
- Night doctor call-outBetween 8pm and 6am, when the thing that is worrying you will not wait until morning.₦130,000
- Specialist home consultA consultant sees you at home: cardiology, paediatrics, internal medicine, geriatrics.₦180,000
| Procedure | Fee | Refundable deposit |
|---|---|---|
| Vitals and blood sugar checkBlood pressure, pulse, temperature, oxygen saturation and a glucose reading, charted. | ₦4,000 | ₦3,000 |
| Blood sample collectionSample taken at home and moved to a Mezo network lab under cold chain. Test fees are separate. | ₦7,500 | ₦2,000 |
| Injection (IM, SC or IV)A prescribed injection given properly, with the sharps taken away. Needs a valid prescription. | ₦5,000 | ₦3,000 |
| Nebulisation, per sessionPrescribed nebules delivered and the response to them charted. Needs a valid prescription. | ₦5,200 | ₦6,000 |
| Doctor attendance, per hourEach extra hour the doctor stays at the bedside to observe. Added to a consult, never booked on its own, and capped at 6 hours. | ₦40,000 | None |
| Oxygen administration, per hourSupplemental oxygen with saturation monitored throughout. | ₦2,000 | ₦20,000 |
| Oxygen administration, per dayA day of oxygen therapy at home, with the cylinder delivered and collected. | ₦25,000 | ₦35,000 |
Call-out to Gbagada is ₦5,000 and is waived once the service total clears ₦50,000. It is shown on the form before you pay.
We will tell you when home is the wrong place
Nursing runs round the clock at home, properly rostered. Doctors do not. We cap medical attendance at 6 hours, and if someone needs a doctor at the bedside for longer than that, they need monitoring, oxygen and a team that home cannot give them. In that situation we arrange admission into a Mezo hospital instead of selling you another night at home.
Where in Gbagada we come
Gbagada, Medina and Anthony Village are inside Mainland Central, and they are among the easier addresses for us to keep a window on.
Doctor home visit in Gbagada: what people ask
How much does a doctor home visit cost in Gbagada?
₦75,000 for a standard 45 minute consult. A follow-up review within 14 days is ₦45,000. An extended 90 minute consult is ₦110,000. A night call-out between 8pm and 6am is ₦130,000, and a consultant specialist at home is ₦180,000. Call-out to Gbagada is ₦5,000, and it is waived on any booking where the service total clears ₦50,000.
How quickly can a doctor get to Gbagada?
Same day if you book before 2pm, otherwise the next morning. Gbagada, Medina and Anthony Village are inside Mainland Central, and they are among the easier addresses for us to keep a window on.
Is the doctor actually licensed?
Yes, and you can check. Every doctor dispatched is registered with the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria and verified before they are given a booking. You get the name of whoever is coming before they arrive.
Can a doctor stay with my relative all night?
No, and we would rather say so than take the money. We cap doctor attendance at the bedside at six hours. Past that, the person needs monitoring, oxygen and a team that a house cannot provide, and we arrange admission into a Mezo hospital instead of selling you another night at home. Nursing is different: that runs round the clock, properly rostered.
Can I get tests done in the same visit?
Yes. Blood sample collection at the visit is ₦7,500 plus the test fees, the sample goes to a Mezo network laboratory under cold chain, and the results come back to your phone with the doctor's note on what they mean.
Can I use my HMO?
Not yet for home visits. At-home care is cash-pay today, priced so it is worth paying for. Tell us your HMO when you book and we will flag it as payers come onto the network.