General Health Plan - GHP
Health starts with proactive care. The General Health Plan (GHP) by Advanced Poly Clinic is designed specifically for younger individuals under the age of 25, offering a focused health assessment with essential tests to promote a healthy lifestyle.
What's Included in GHP?
Our GHP package features carefully selected diagnostic tests to monitor and maintain your overall health:
- Complete Blood Count (CBC): Assesses overall health and detects conditions like anemia or infection.
- Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS): Screens for diabetes and blood sugar irregularities.
- Creatinine: Evaluates kidney function.
- Total Bilirubin: Monitors liver health.
- Total Cholesterol: Measures cholesterol levels to assess heart health.
- Uric Acid: Checks for conditions like gout or kidney stones.
- Urine Routine Examination: Identifies infections or kidney-related conditions.
- Stool Examination: Screens for digestive or intestinal issues.
- Chest X-ray: Evaluates lung health.
- Ultrasound Abdomen: Detects abnormalities in abdominal organs.
- ECG: Monitors heart activity and detects irregularities.
Why Choose GHP?
- Proactive Health Monitoring: Early detection of potential health concerns.
- Age-Specific Care: Tailored for younger individuals under 25 years.
- Convenience: Comprehensive testing under one roof, with quick and reliable results.
Who is GHP For?
The General Health Plan is ideal for:
- Young adults looking to establish a health baseline.
- Individuals seeking early detection of potential health issues.
- Those who want a convenient and affordable health package.
Living Gracefully with APC
At Advanced Poly Clinic, we believe that starting health management early leads to a healthier and longer life. Take the first step towards a healthier future with our GHP package. Book your General Health Plan today and stay ahead of potential health concerns.
Package Price
NPR 7900
Additional Information to Patients
- When are these tests performed?
These tests are performed 7 am onwards every day, except Saturdays. You should not have taken any food for at least 8 hours prior to taking these tests.
- How long does it take?
Just 1 hour. Reports will be ready the next day.
Prior appointment is necessary in order to make your stay at APC efficient and as short as possible.
