Mile 2, Lagos
A doctor, nurse or lab test at home in Mile 2
A doctor home visit in Mile 2 is ₦75,000, a nurse from ₦52,000 and lab tests at home from ₦87,000, the full price for Mile 2 shown before you pay. For you, or a parent who should not have to sit in traffic to see a doctor.
Mile 2, Satellite Town and Ojo are in our Greater Lagos + zone, past Festac on the Badagry road. Book a morning window: the Mile 2 interchange decides how long the trip takes. Call-out to Mile 2 is ₦12,000, and it is waived on any booking where the service total clears ₦50,000.
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What you can book in Mile 2
Each price below is the landed price in Mile 2: the service plus the call-out fee for this zone, where one applies.
Home nurse in Mile 2
Injections, dressings, catheters, or a full 12 hour shift.
₦52,000from
See what it coversDoctor home visit in Mile 2
A proper consult, examined and written up, at your address.
₦75,000from
See what it coversLab test at home in Mile 2
A nurse collects the sample. Results to your phone.
₦87,000from
See what it coversPhysiotherapist at home in Mile 2
The couch and the kit, in your own sitting room.
₦57,000from
See what it coversIV drip at home in Mile 2
A prescribed infusion, run with a nurse present throughout.
₦52,000nurse time, from
See what it coversExactly where in Mile 2
We come to
Service zone
Greater Lagos +
Call-out ₦12,000, waived once the service total clears ₦50,000.
Book before 2pm for same day. You pick a three hour window, and if we miss it we refund the visit.
Questions people in Mile 2 ask
Do you actually cover Mile 2?
Yes. Mile 2 sits in our Greater Lagos + service zone, which covers Mile 2, Satellite Town, Ojo, Alaba, Okokomaiko, Iyana Iba, Badagry Road, Agbara, Igando, Ikotun. Inside Mile 2 we reach Mile 2, Satellite Town, Ojo, Alaba, Okokomaiko, Iyana Iba. Mile 2, Satellite Town and Ojo are in our Greater Lagos + zone, past Festac on the Badagry road. Book a morning window: the Mile 2 interchange decides how long the trip takes.
Is there a call-out fee in Mile 2?
Call-out to Mile 2 is ₦12,000, and it is waived on any booking where the service total clears ₦50,000. Whichever applies, it is shown on the booking form before you pay, not added afterwards.
How soon can somebody reach Mile 2?
Same day if you book before 2pm, otherwise the next morning. You choose a three hour window rather than a time to the minute, because a minute is a promise Lagos traffic will not let us keep.
What am I actually paying for?
Three separate things, all visible before you pay. The clinician's time. Any procedure they perform, priced per procedure. And a refundable deposit for consumables like dressings, cannulas and catheters, which is reconciled against receipts and refunded within 48 hours. Lab panels already include their collection, so nothing is added to those.
Who turns up at my gate?
A clinician from the Mezo network: doctors registered with the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria, nurses registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council, licensed physiotherapists and trained phlebotomists. You get the name and number of whoever is assigned before they set out.
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.