With the Rappi app, you can get a pizza – or a doctor – delivered directly to your door


On the Rappi platform, it is possible to order at-home healthcare services. — AFP Relaxnews

Home food delivery platform Rappi has tapped into a new market in Mexico City. With the Covid-19 pandemic, the Colombian company has partnered with healthcare providers to roll out the home delivery of health services and doctors.

On the Rappi home delivery platform, you can order local food, beauty products and even medicine. Now, you can also make an appointment for medical services at home. To provide this service, the Colombian company, which launched in 2015, partners with laboratories and clinics in Mexico.

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