Full Medical Check-up

Medical Check-up

is a program of body checks and early diagnosis of diseases, including a full range of tests and examinations, which will allow you to check whether everything is OK with your body.

So What Is

• Medical Check-up is a program of body checks and early diagnosis of diseases, including a full range of tests and examinations, which will allow you to check whether everything is OK with your body in 1–2 days (depending on complexity). 
• The World Health Organization recommends that medical check-ups should be carried out every 2–3 years before the age of 40 and every year after 40.
• The program of medical check-up is chosen individually for each patient, based on their medical conditions, complaints and age.
• Medical Check-up allows you to prevent many diseases, and also gives you the opportunity to start the necessary treatment in the early stages of the disease. 

Treatment Plan

Types and Methods

Medical Check-up Types:

Preventive medical check-up programs are tailored to the client’s age and sex, current health status, medical history, risk factors, diagnostic goals and more. Based on the results of a preliminary discussion, the doctor decides which tests to prescribe to the individual patient. General preventive check-up programs take gender and age into account. For example, there are checkups for women aged 25-40, 40-50 and over 50. Similar programs are available for men in the respective age groups.

In addition to general diagnostics, various clinics offer specialized medical check-up’s for the detection of specific diseases as well as for the examination of particular organs and systems. Some programs are tailored for specific purposes, such as pregnancy planning. Specialized check-up programs can be as following:

• Cardiac
• Genitourinary
• Oncological
• Neurological
• Dermatological
• Endocrinological
• Gynecological
• Orthopedic

What is included in the standard medical check-up program?

• An appointment with a general practitioner,
• Blood and urine tests,
• An ultrasound of the internal organs,
• Consultations with specialists (gynaecologist, mammologist, gastroenterologist, neurologist, etc.),
• ECG and echocardiography.

Medical Check-up for:

• It is recommended that all men and women aged 25-30 have a complete body check-up every two to three years.
• People with chronic diseases or who have a predisposition to certain diseases should be examined every year.
• After the age of 40, when the risk of diseases increases, it is advisable to have an annual check-up.
• People with undetermined health complaints.
• People with unfavorable heredity. If any close relatives have had cancer or other diseases, regular check-ups can help detect possible diseases at an early stage.

A highly qualified team of doctors, each a specialist in his or her field, is available to patients at all times and provides service at the highest level. Your treatment will be carried out by one of these experts and monitored from start to finish. Here you are in the best hands!

You will receive all results in writing and in English.
Should further treatment be necessary or recommended, our experts will be on hand to advise and assist you and will work out the best possible treatment plan with you, which you can follow up in your home country.

Medical Check up Costs by country

The cost of a medical check-up depends on the package you choose and the clinic or hospital preferred.
The prices listed below are intended to give you an approximate idea and are not a final quotation. Your MedClincs consultant will be happy to provide you with details.

FAQ

History

Check-up diagnostics was first used in the US in the late 1970s

to provide preventive screening for three thousand middle- and senior-level industry managers aged 35 to 55.

The examination plan was quite simple, but pretty revolutionary for that time – blood tests, whole body X-ray and ECG at rest and under load.  The study revealed that most of the healthy, at first glance, men and women had some kind of abnormalities, which required both preventive measures and treatment. It should be noted that after the experiment was completed, the doctors continued to examine their patients regularly (every two years), at the same time adjusting the directions of treatment and prevention.

The results of their work were published in 2000. It turned out that, as a result of the check-up carried out in the studied group, it was possible to reduce morbidity by a ten of times and to reduce mortality by almost half in comparison with the average values for the branches.