This program expands on the Advanced Program, giving a more extensive examination. It is designed to evaluate hormonal changes before and during menopause, and targets the detection of heart disease, metabolic disorders, and cancers that are more common in this age group.

Key Advantages:
-Breast ultrasound imaging for early detection of breast abnormalities, especially in women from productive age to menopause.
-Reproductive and thyroid hormone evaluation to detect conditions such as early menopause or hypothyroidism.
-Comprehensive heart screening with ECG, treadmill test, CT Calcium Score, and echocardiography for a step-by-step, preventive approach to identifying heart issues—from hidden risks to early symptoms.
-Consultation with a cardiologist not only to review results but also to develop a holistic strategy for maintaining heart health, detecting problems early, and avoiding invasive treatments in the future.

This program offers a more comprehensive range of examinations than the Advanced Program, specifically designed for younger men focused on long-term prevention. It evaluates reproductive and hormonal health while thoroughly detecting early disease risks—ideal for an active and productive lifestyle.

Key Advantages:
-Male hormone testing aimed to evaluate testicular function, sex hormones, and fertility.
-Lung CT Scan imaging provides more sensitive and informative early detection of lung abnormalities, cancer, fibrosis, or vascular issues compared to standard chest X-rays.
-Early cancer risk detection through tumour marker tests relevant to younger age groups.
-Body Composition Analysis evaluates nutritional and fitness status by measuring fat percentage, muscle mass, body water, and BMI.
-H. pylori testing identifies hidden infections that pose a high risk for gastrointestinal complications, allowing for simple yet effective early treatment.

A health screening package designed for older women who wish to stay active and healthy. It focuses on degenerative diseases, declining organ function, and the need for regular health monitoring, with an emphasis on preventing age-related complications through vital organ assessments.

Key Advantages:
Audiometry testing measures hearing thresholds and detects sensorineural or conductive hearing loss, which is common in older adults.
-Blood calcium level testing evaluates mineral balance which is related to bone health, muscle function, and the nervous system. In older age, calcium metabolism disorders can contribute to osteoporosis, muscle weakness, and fall risk.
-Advanced heart screening with EKG, treadmill test, and echocardiography provides a full picture of cardiac health, enabling early detection of coronary artery disease, heart failure, or valve disorders—often asymptomatic in this age group.
-Brain MRI offers a thorough evaluation of brain structure to detect often-silent abnormalities in older adults, such as vascular narrowing, small lesions, or early signs of stroke. This is important for individuals aged 55–69, especially those with a history of hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, or symptoms like dizziness, balance issues, memory decline, or tingling. Early detection through MRI can help prevent the progression of neurological deterioration and support cognitive function and quality of life.
-Specialist consultations with a Cardiologist (Sp.JP), Internist (Sp.PD), and Neurologist (Sp.N) provide an all-inclusive health evaluation. During ages 55-69, the risk of heart disease, metabolic disorders, and neurological conditions such as memory loss or balance issues increases significantly. Through this multidisciplinary approach, each test result is interpreted by experts in their respective fields, leading to deeper clinical insights, integrated medical recommendations, and personalised follow-up plans tailored to the health risks of older adults.

A health screening package for elderly women with a preventive, proactive, and holistic approach. It aims to maintain health stability and independence in later life through structured and comprehensive monitoring.

Key Advantages:
-Audiometry testing measures hearing thresholds and detect sensorineural or conductive hearing loss, which is common in older adults.
-Blood calcium level testing evaluates mineral balance which is related to bone health, muscle function, and the nervous system. In older age, calcium metabolism disorders can contribute to osteoporosis, muscle weakness, and fall risk.
-Advanced heart screening with EKG, treadmill test, and echocardiography provides a full picture of cardiac health, enabling early detection of coronary artery disease, heart failure, or valve disorders—often asymptomatic in this age group.
-Brain MRI offers a thorough evaluation of brain structure to detect often-silent abnormalities in older adults, such as vascular narrowing, small lesions, or early signs of stroke. This is important for older individuals, especially those with a history of hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, or symptoms like dizziness, balance issues, memory decline, or tingling. Early detection through MRI can help prevent the progression of neurological deterioration and support cognitive function and quality of life.
-Specialist consultations with a Cardiologist (Sp.JP), Internist (Sp.PD), and Neurologist (Sp.N) provide a thorough evaluation of elderly health. After age 70, undetected heart disease, chronic metabolic disorders, and cognitive or neurological decline become more common. These consultations ensure that test results are interpreted in depth by each specialist, leading to accurate clinical understanding, comprehensive medical advice, and personalized care plans tailored to the specific health needs and risks of older adults.