Make health your top priority in your 30's -40's
These years are the busiest times of your life as you meet the needs of the ones around you. In the midst of the hustle and bustle, it's time to put your health first.
In-depth and comprehensive health screening services allow you to identify health risks beforehand, and change your lifestyle accordingly. Regular health screenings can help us spot any early warning signs of cancer, diabetes, or any other possible risk factor before it becomes a problem.
Take steps now for your health; your wellbeing matters.
Recommended for You
Annual Health Screenings
We recommend our 41-Point Prime Health Screening Package for comprehensive tracking of your health.
Annual Flu Vaccinations
Hepatitis A&B Vaccinations
Testing and Diagnostics
Thyroid profile
BMD Bone Mineral Density
Uric acid for gout
Pap smear for cervical cancer (females)
Urea breath test for gastric health
Recommended Health Screening
Our Prime Health Screening Package includes:
41-Point Blood Test
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Full Blood Count
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Cholesterol Profile
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Cardiac Profile
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Diabetes
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Liver Function
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Uric Acid
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Kidney Function
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Bone and Joints
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STD Screen
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Cancer Markers (Liver, Intestines)
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Hepatitis
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Thyroid
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Urine & Stool Analysis
Other Diagnostics
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Chest X-ray
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HbA1c (blood sugar)
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12-lead Resting ECG
Also included is:
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Vital measurements (Blood Pressure, Height, Weight and BMI)
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Doctor's review consultation
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Comprehensive report
Other Health Screening Packages
33-Point Blood Test
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Cholesterol Profile
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Full Blood Count
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Cardiac Profile
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Diabetes
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Liver Function
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Uric Acid
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Kidney Function
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Bone and Joints
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STD Screen
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Urine Analysis
Includes:
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Chest X-ray
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HbA1c (blood sugar)
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12-lead Resting ECG
Up-to-Date Vaccinations
Tetanus, Diptheria, acellular Pertussis (Tdap)
One dose of the Tdap vaccine is also recommended during 16 to 32 weeks of each pregnancy for protection of your infant.
Flu Vaccination
The flu vaccine is recommended for everyone of all ages to protect against the influenza virus.
Hepatitis A&B
Hepatitis A is usually transmitted through contaminated food and water in places of poor hygiene.
Hepatitis B is spread through contact with other infectious individuals.
Read more about it here