Health Screening
Comprehensive Full-Body Health Check
One morning, a complete baseline, an English report
A Chinese full-body check is built from a menu, not a fixed package. The base tier covers blood counts, liver and kidney function, lipids, fasting glucose, thyroid, tumour markers, ECG, abdominal ultrasound and a chest X-ray or low-dose CT. Higher tiers add MRI, gastroscopy, colonoscopy, cardiac stress testing and carotid ultrasound.
We advise against buying the biggest package by default. The useful additions depend on your age, family history and symptoms — a 38-year-old with no risk factors gains little from a full-body MRI, while a 55-year-old smoker should probably be adding low-dose chest CT. We ask for your history first and propose a tier, rather than selling the top package.
Results are returned as a bound report in Chinese, with an English translation prepared by the hospital's international department. A doctor walks you through the findings, and abnormal results are referred onward within the same hospital rather than left for you to chase.
What is included
- Blood panel: complete blood count, liver and kidney function, lipids, glucose, HbA1c, thyroid, uric acid
- Tumour markers appropriate to age and sex
- 12-lead ECG and resting blood pressure assessment
- Abdominal and thyroid ultrasound
- Chest X-ray or low-dose CT
- Physician consultation and a written English report
Who this suits
- Adults over 35 who have not had a full check in two or more years
- Patients who want imaging access without a long waiting list
- Anyone who needs a documented baseline before starting a new treatment
Time required
4–6 hours for the standard tier; 1.5 days if gastroscopy or colonoscopy is included
Recovery
No recovery time. Return to normal activity the same day.
Trip planning
Most patients arrive the evening before, complete the check the next morning and fly home two days later once results are explained.
Questions
Practical answers.
Something not covered? Email [email protected] and a coordinator will reply directly.
Do I need to fast?
Yes. Most packages require 8–12 hours of fasting for bloodwork and ultrasound. Water is fine. If gastroscopy is included, fasting instructions are stricter and we send them in writing beforehand.
How quickly will I get the results?
Bloodwork and imaging are usually read within 24–72 hours. The full report with English translation is typically ready before you fly home, and we can arrange a video call with the reviewing doctor if you want to discuss findings.
Can the report be used by my doctor at home?
Yes. We provide the original report, an English translation and the raw imaging files on disc or by cloud link so your own physician can review them.
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