A deeper understanding of your health.

Every Comprehensive Health Assessment begins with a thorough physical examination, led in person by experienced physicians at Shanghai International Medical Center. It goes further than the essentials – from blood pressure and BMI to fundus, intraocular pressure and specialist eye, ear, nose and throat checks – and sets the baseline that every other part of your assessment builds on.

• Height, weight & Body Mass Index (BMI)
• Blood pressure & pulse rate
• Internal medicine examination
• General surgical examination
• Eye examination & vision assessment
• Fundus & intraocular pressure assessment
• Ear, nose & throat examination

Cardiovascular problems rarely announce themselves early. Alongside a resting electrocardiogram and blood pressure evaluation, laboratory-based risk indicators – from your full cholesterol profile to homocysteine and Lipoprotein(a) – and a carotid artery ultrasound build a detailed picture of your heart and circulatory health, at the point where it is easiest to act on.

• Resting Electrocardiogram (ECG)
• Blood pressure assessment
• Heart rate evaluation
• Homocysteine testing
• Comprehensive cholesterol profile
• HDL & LDL cholesterol
• Triglycerides
• Lipoprotein(a)
• Carotid artery ultrasound

Some things a physical examination cannot see. Advanced imaging – including a chest CT scan – examines your major organs, blood vessels and internal structures in far greater detail, with gender-specific areas covered as standard, so changes can be identified at the earliest possible stage.

• Chest CT scan
• Thyroid ultrasound
• Comprehensive abdominal ultrasound of the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen & kidneys
• Carotid artery ultrasound
• Prostate ultrasound (male)
• Uterus & adnexa ultrasound (female)
• Cervical or lumbar spine X-ray, one selected as appropriate
• Breast ultrasound or mammography where appropriate (female)

Your digestive system is central to your wider wellbeing, and common conditions often develop quietly. Two targeted investigations look for Helicobacter pylori – a bacterium linked to ulcers and other stomach conditions – and for hidden traces of blood that can signal problems in the digestive tract.

• C13 Urea Breath Test for Helicobacter pylori
• Faecal Occult Blood Test

An extensive panel of blood and laboratory tests examines how your body's major organs and metabolic systems are functioning – from blood sugar and long-term glucose control to comprehensive liver and kidney function, your full cholesterol profile, Cystatin C and more. Sixteen separate analyses, every one reviewed by a physician before it reaches you.

• Complete Blood Count
• Blood Glucose
• HbA1c (long-term blood sugar)
• Comprehensive liver function
• Kidney function
• Cholesterol profile
• Triglycerides
• HDL & LDL cholesterol
• Lipoprotein(a)
• Uric acid
• Cystatin C
• Electrolytes
• Calcium, magnesium & phosphorus
• Potassium, sodium & chloride
• Urinalysis
• Faecal Occult Blood Test

Vitamin D underpins bone strength, immune function and several other essential biological processes – and low levels are far more common than most people expect. A precise blood measurement shows exactly where you stand, reviewed by your physician alongside your wider results.

• 25-Hydroxy Vitamin D3 testing

Your thyroid influences metabolism, energy and much of how your body functions day to day. A full hormone panel evaluates how well it is working, while an ultrasound examines its structure – so both function and form are assessed together, not in isolation.

• Free T3 & Free T4
• T3 & T4
• Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
• Thyroid ultrasound

An expanded range of age and gender appropriate tumour markers is included as standard, not as an upgrade. These blood tests help identify potential abnormalities at the earliest possible stage – and every result is interpreted by a physician alongside your wider clinical findings, never in isolation.

• AFP
• CEA
• PSA & Free PSA (male)
• Free PSA to PSA ratio (male)
• CA15-3 (female)
• CA125
• CA72-4
• CA19-9
• SCC
• CYFRA21-1
• NSE

Female clients receive a dedicated set of additional investigations as part of the same visit. Cervical cytology and HPV screening, a gynaecological examination and imaging of the breast, uterus and adnexa cover the areas of women's health where early detection matters most.

• Gynaecological examination
• Vaginal discharge examination
• Cervical cytology screening (TCT)
• HPV screening
• Uterus & adnexa ultrasound
• Breast ultrasound or mammography where appropriate

Numbers alone don't protect your health – understanding them does. Every assessment ends the same way: sitting down with an experienced physician who reviews your results with you in English, answers your questions, and leaves you with clear, practical next steps.

• Comprehensive health report – digital & printed
• In-person doctor consultation
• Personalised recommendations
• Clear next steps where needed