General Practice

Health Screenings & Check-ups

Prevention is the cornerstone of good health. Our comprehensive health screenings and check-ups are designed to detect risk factors and early-stage conditions before they become serious. From blood pressure and cholesterol checks to diabetes screening, cancer markers, and lifestyle risk assessments, we tailor each screening to your age, gender, family history, and personal risk profile.

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What to Expect

  • A detailed health questionnaire covering your medical history, family history, and lifestyle
  • Vital signs measurement including blood pressure, heart rate, BMI, and waist circumference
  • Blood tests for glucose, cholesterol, liver and kidney function, and full blood count
  • Age- and gender-appropriate cancer screening recommendations
  • Vision and hearing screening where indicated
  • A comprehensive report with personalised health recommendations
Health Screenings & Check-ups
Areas Covered

Conditions We Treat

Cardiovascular disease risk assessment
Diabetes and pre-diabetes screening
Cholesterol and lipid disorders
Prostate and breast cancer risk evaluation
Cervical cancer screening (Pap smear)
Liver and kidney function assessment
Anaemia and nutritional deficiencies
Our Process

How It Works

1

Pre-Screening Questionnaire

Complete a detailed health questionnaire before your visit so your GP can tailor the screening to your individual needs.

2

Clinical Examination & Tests

Your GP performs a physical examination and orders blood tests and additional investigations based on your risk profile.

3

Results Review

Once results are available, your GP reviews them with you, explaining any findings and what they mean for your health.

4

Health Action Plan

Receive a personalised action plan with dietary advice, exercise recommendations, and any necessary follow-up or referrals.

Benefits

Why Choose This Service

Early detection of conditions when treatment is most effective
Personalised risk profile to guide preventive lifestyle changes
Peace of mind from knowing your health status
Baseline measurements for future comparison and tracking
Reduced long-term healthcare costs through prevention
FAQ

Common Questions About Health Screenings & Check-ups

We recommend annual check-ups from age 18, with more comprehensive screenings from age 35–40 or earlier if you have a family history of chronic disease. Your GP will advise on the appropriate screening schedule for you.
Yes, most blood tests included in a health screening require an 8–12 hour fast. We recommend scheduling a morning appointment and fasting from the night before. You may drink water.
Many medical aid plans include annual wellness screenings as part of their preventive care benefits. We can advise you on your specific plan's coverage before your appointment.
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