Corporate Services

Generally, employees should have a health check-up at least once a year. However,
those with specific risks or pre-existing conditions—such as genetic predispositions, chronic
illnesses, frequent alcohol consumption, or exposure to hazardous substances—may need
more frequent check-ups, as advised by a doctor.

Yes, they can. However, certain tests—such as urinalysis or Pap smear—may be
affected. Employees should inform our medical staff in advance. If necessary, the clinic can
arrange urine sample collection after the period has ended.

A minimum of 20 employees is required if a mobile X-ray van is included. Without
the X-ray van, the minimum is 10 employees.

For tests such as blood sugar test and cholesterol test , fasting for at least 6–8
hours is required. Employees may be able to have small sips of water. This helps ensure
accurate test results. Some other screenings may also require fasting.

Get at least 8 hours of sleep the night before.
 Avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours before the check-up.
 Continue taking prescribed medication (unless instructed otherwise by a doctor) and
bring it to the check-up.
 Fast for 6–8 hours before the test if blood sugar or cholesterol levels will be checked
(sipping water is allowed).

Employees who are unable to attend the scheduled on-site check-up can
visit our clinic for a check-up at a later date.

Our standard corporate health check-up packages typically include:
1. Complete Blood Count (CBC): Measures red blood cells, white blood
cells, and platelets to detect abnormalities such as anaemia, inflammation,
infection, or leukaemia.
2. Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS): Screens for diabetes or pre-diabetes and is
especially recommended for those with a family history of the disease.
3. Cholesterol/Triglycerides: High levels of cholesterol or triglycerides can
indicate a risk of heart disease, strokes, or blocked arteries. Knowing your
blood lipid levels allows for necessary lifestyle changes through diet and
exercise.
4. Kidney Function Test (BUN, Creatinine): Evaluates kidney health and
identifies potential kidney disease.
5. Uric Acid Test: Screens for gout. If uric acid levels are high, it's
recommended to control the intake of foods such as bamboo shoots and
organ meats.
6. Liver Function Test (AST, ALT, ALP): Checks for normal liver
function and detects liver inflammation, which can be caused by
medication or viruses.

7. Tumour Markers: These tests assess the risk of certain cancers,
particularly for individuals with a family history or those aged 35 and
above.
8. Urinalysis: Detects abnormalities, inflammation, or infections in the
urinary tract.
9. Stool Examination: Identifies intestinal infections or parasites.
10. Infectious Disease Screening: Screens for infectious diseases such as
HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis A, B, and C. This helps employees understand their
health status and take preventative measures, such as getting vaccinated.