A child abroad gifts a parent’s health checkup; the report is shared only with the parent’s own consent.
Installs with CheckUp, whose screen it works on · Offered in: India only.A family member overseas buys one of your priced checkup packages for a parent at home — on your own gift page when you open it, or recorded at the desk from a call or an email — and pays on your own Stripe or Razorpay page, confirmed by the processor’s signed webhook (a payment received at the desk is recorded with its reference by a named person). The desk books the day with the parent, links their record, and starts the checkup from the gifted package when they arrive; the gift’s amount is then held as the parent’s credit for the checkup’s own bill. Payment and consent are kept apart: the buyer’s page shows that the gift was paid and booked, and shows the report only while the parent’s own latest answer is yes — given on their own link, or at the desk where the person who heard it is named — and only once the clinic has released it. Every answer is kept, and a change of mind closes the report again at once. The words the parent is shown are yours to confirm with your own counsel. A cancelled gift is refunded only by someone allowed to, on a confirm, through the same processor. Online payment needs the clinic’s own processor account; until it is connected the buyer’s page says so and the desk records payments by hand.
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