The Annual Core
Blood pressure, fasting sugar and HbA1c, lipid profile, complete blood count, kidney and liver function, thyroid function, urine routine and an ECG form the baseline every year after 60.
Beyond Blood Tests
Vision and hearing checks, bone density where fracture risk exists, a falls and balance assessment, and a memory screen catch problems that blood work never shows.
A medication review matters just as much, many older adults accumulate prescriptions from different doctors that interact or are no longer needed.
Making It Easy
Our senior citizen package bundles these into a single morning visit with a consultation to interpret everything together, and home sample collection is available for patients with limited mobility.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should seniors have a full check-up?
Once a year for stable adults; every six months where diabetes, heart or kidney disease is being managed.
Our Geriatric Medicine team consults at our HSR Layout campus with in-house diagnostics and inpatient beds.