Health Check-Up Center

Medical Services

• - General physical examinations to assess basic health and offer health advice

• - Dental check-ups by dentists

• - Eye examinations by ophthalmologists

• - Laboratory analysis

• - Blood sugar testing to assess the risk of diabetes

• - Cholesterol level testing

• - Kidney function testing

• - Liver function testing to help screen and diagnose liver diseases

• - Biliary tract and pancreas function testing

• - Liver infection testing

• - Thyroid function testing

• - Cancer marker testing

• - Radiology services

• - Gynecological exams

• - Cardiac and vascular health assessments

• - Hearing assessments

Diagnostic Tools and Treatment Techniques

• - CT Scan

• - MRI

• - Ultrasound diagnostics

• - Mammography

• - Exercise stress tests to assess heart function

Facilities

• - Private consultation and examination rooms

• - Blood sampling room

• - Vital signs and vision test rooms

• - Gynecological exam room

• - Electrocardiogram and cardiac stress test room

• - Radiology and various laboratory rooms

• - Changing rooms and lockers

• - Relaxation area with a complimentary snack bar

 

How to Prepare for Your Health Check-Up

• - Get enough sleep, at least 6-8 hours, before the check-up. Lack of sleep can affect the results, especially blood pressure, heart rate, and body temperature, making it difficult for doctors to assess if there are real abnormalities.

• - Refrain from eating and drinking for at least 8-10 hours before the check-up (small sips of water are allowed).

• - Avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours before the check-up, as alcohol and certain medications can affect test results.

• - It is best to arrive at the hospital in the morning to avoid exhaustion, as you will have been fasting for several hours.

• - If you are taking blood pressure medication, continue to do so as per your doctor’s advice, but inform the doctor or nurse before the check-up.

• - If you have any chronic illnesses or other health conditions, please bring your medical reports or past test results to assist in the diagnosis.

• - Wear clothing that makes it easy to access your arms for blood sampling.

• - Women should avoid getting tested during the 7 days before and after menstruation.

• - If you are menstruating, avoid the urine test, as blood contamination can affect the results.

• - If undergoing breast cancer screening with a mammogram, avoid scheduling it during your menstrual period, as the breasts tend to be tender and swollen. It’s best to schedule the test after your period.

• - If you suspect you may be pregnant, inform the staff so they can skip the X-ray examination.

 

Our healthcare service offers comprehensive medical evaluations including general exams, dental and eye check-ups, extensive lab testing for various conditions, radiology services, and specialized assessments like gynecological, cardiac, and hearing exams. Advanced diagnostic tools and comfortable facilities are available.