Medical Check-Up and Health Screening Packages

A medical check-up is basically a routine health check with your doctor to see your current health status and maintain optimal health.

It usually involves going over your medical history, a quick physical exam, and maybe some tests if needed.

Regular health screening important for the early detection of potential health risks and monitoring ongoing conditions.

1. Note down any recent health issues or symptoms so your doctor knows what’s going on.
2. Bring along your previous medical records to give your doctor the full picture.
3. Make a list of all the medications and supplements you’re currently taking.
4. Some blood tests mean no food or drink (except water) beforehand.
5. Drink plenty of water before your appointment—it makes blood draws easier and results more accurate.
6. Skip that intense workout before your check-up to keep your test results on point.
7. Don’t forget your ID, insurance info, and any referral letters you might need.
8. Wear something easy to remove or adjust for any exams—it’ll make things smoother.

If you’re fasting for a medical test, you’ll need to skip food and drinks (except water) for 8–12 hours.

Medical check-ups can take anywhere from 30 minutes to a few hours, depending on what you’re getting done.

If you need more detailed tests like stress test or imaging, it might take a bit longer or even need another visit.

Simple ones, like blood investigation or urine tests, the health screening report usually come back in a day or two. More complicated tests, like imaging or biopsies, can take a bit longer.

Health experts suggest getting a check-up every two years if you're under 50, and once a year if you're over 50. If you have any chronic conditions or risk factors, you might need regular health screenings.