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Executive Health Plan (EHP)

A whole-body check-up for people aged 40 and above — the most chosen health package at APC. It checks your heart, blood sugar, kidneys, liver, thyroid and bones, and includes the treadmill test.

Age 40 and above Most chosen
Price, all listed tests included
Rs 16,900
A patient on the treadmill test (TMT) with a nurse checking his blood pressure

What is checked

Blood tests

  • Complete blood count (CBC) — anaemia, infection and general health
  • Sugar: fasting, after a meal (PP) and HbA1c — diabetes and pre-diabetes
  • Kidney (RFT) and liver (LFT) tests
  • Cholesterol (lipid profile) and uric acid — heart risk and gout
  • Thyroid (TSH), vitamin D3 and calcium — thyroid and bone health

Heart

  • ECG — heart rhythm
  • ECHO — ultrasound of the heart muscle and valves
  • Treadmill test (TMT) — the heart under exercise, to find and prevent heart attacks early

Imaging

  • Chest X-ray — heart and lungs
  • Ultrasound of the abdomen — liver, kidneys, gallbladder and other organs

Urine and stool

  • Urine and stool routine — kidneys, infection, worms and digestion

All results are reviewed by our doctors, who explain them and give you a clear plan.

Who it is for

  • You are 40 or older and want a full picture of your health.
  • Diabetes, high blood pressure or heart disease runs in your family.
  • You have not had a check-up in the last year.

Before you come

  • No food for 8 hours. Water is fine. Take your usual medicines with water.
  • Arrive 7 to 7:30 am, Sunday to Friday (Saturday closed).
  • Wear walking shoes for the treadmill test.
  • Time at the clinic: 2 to 3 hours.
  • Reports: the next day.
  • Free home sample collection for health package patients.

Your check-up day

  1. The APC reception deskBook a dayOnline, by phone or on WhatsApp. We call you to confirm.
  2. The entrance of Advanced Poly ClinicCome fastingNo food for 8 hours; water and usual medicines are fine. Arrive 7 to 7:30 am.
  3. A blood sample being takenTests in one visitBlood, imaging and heart tests in one building, with a private lounge.
  4. A doctor reviewing a patient’s reportsReports and your planReports the next day; a doctor explains them. Collect them at the clinic.