Appointment companion
from₱100/hr
That’s the platform floor, not an average — caregivers set their own rates, never below it.
Someone to take your loved one to the clinic and back — queueing, helping with transport, and reporting back to you with notes. It is the shortest booking on Kalingap, from two hours, with the lowest floor.
Free to browse, no account needed. You pay your caregiver directly; Kalingap takes 0%.
Maria S.VerificationApproved- Government ID (front)Reviewed
- Government ID (back)Reviewed
- NC II Caregiving certificateReviewed
- Interview with our teamReviewed
- Check-in confirmed2m ago
- Visit completed4h ago
Trust you can read, line by line.
Checks with names on them
No caregiver on Kalingap wears a vague “verified” tick. Each badge names the check that ran — NBI checked, ID matched, Interviewed — so you know exactly what stands behind it.
3 documents before anyone can apply
Government ID front and back and an NC II Caregiving certificate — reviewed by our team, followed by an interview, before a caregiver can take a single job.
You pay your caregiver directly
Kalingap never holds your money and takes no cut. The rate you agree in the app is what your caregiver receives — and both of you keep the record of every visit.
- NBI checked
- ID matched
- Interviewed
- References
- NC II
- PRC Nurse
Asked before booking.
Magkano ang kasama sa doctor’s appointment?
Companions set their own rates, never below the ₱100-an-hour floor — the lowest on Kalingap, because the bookings are short. You pay your companion directly, with no cut taken.
What does a companion do at the appointment?
Everything around the consult: getting there, queueing, keeping documents in order, and taking notes so nothing the doctor says gets lost. The consult itself stays between the patient and the doctor.
How short can a booking be?
Two hours — the shortest booking on Kalingap. Enough for a nearby check-up; book longer when a hospital queue is likely.
How are companions verified?
Like every caregiver on the platform: three documents — government ID front and back and an NC II Caregiving certificate — reviewed by our team, then an interview. Profile badges name the checks that ran.