- Health screening packages in Singapore range from basic and comprehensive to executive, gender-specific, and customised options.
- Common tests include blood panels, imaging scans, cancer markers, and lifestyle risk assessments.
- The right package depends on your age, medical history, lifestyle habits, and family health risks.
- Recommended health assessments under Healthier SG Screening (formerly Screen for Life) cost $0 to $5 at CHAS GP clinics for eligible Singapore Citizens.
Choosing the right health screening package can be challenging, as Singapore has a wide variety of options. Packages range from basic health checks to detailed executive screenings, and each includes a different set of tests, such as blood tests and imaging scans.
Chronic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure and cancer become more common with age. Regular screening can detect them early, which is widely regarded as one of the most effective ways to protect your long-term health.
A health screening that suits your needs is also more efficient than booking several individual tests. In this guide, we explain what to look for so you can make an informed decision and find the screening that is right for you.
In this article, we explore what to consider when choosing a health screening package, the types available in Singapore, and how to find one that best fits your needs.
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What to Look for in a Health Screening Package
The most suitable health screening package for you depends on factors such as your age, personal medical history, lifestyle, and specific health concerns. A well-rounded package generally includes:
| Types of Test | Common Tests | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Blood Tests | Full blood count (FBC), cholesterol panel, blood sugar levels | To assess general health, detect anaemia, and monitor cholesterol and glucose levels. |
| Kidney and Liver Function Tests | Blood tests evaluating kidney function and liver enzymes | To monitor the health and performance of vital organs. |
| Urine Analysis | UFEME (Urine Full Examination and Microscopy) | To detect infections or early signs of kidney disease. |
| Cancer Marker Tests | Age- and gender-specific tumour markers (e.g., PSA, CA-125) | To screen for certain types of cancers based on risk profiles. |
| Imaging Tests | Chest X-ray, abdominal or pelvic ultrasound, mammograms, bone scans | To detect abnormalities in organs, tissues, or bones. |
| Lifestyle Assessments | Blood pressure check, BMI calculation, physical activity assessment, and family medical history review, etc | To identify lifestyle habits or health risks that you can change to improve your overall health. |
Factors That Influence the Choice of a Health Screening Package
Several important factors determine which health screening package may be most appropriate for you:
1. Existing Health Conditions
If you already have a chronic illness
such as hypertension, diabetes, or high cholesterol, your screening needs will be
different from someone without these conditions.
You may require more frequent and specialised tests to monitor disease progression,
detect complications early, and adjust treatment plans where necessary.
2. Age
Age is an important factor in determining the types of health screenings you may
need.
Younger adults might only need basic blood tests and lifestyle evaluations, while
those aged 40 and above are generally recommended to have more detailed screenings.
For instance, colonoscopy screenings are
usually suggested starting at age 50 to identify early signs of colorectal cancer.
3. Lifestyle Habits
Your daily habits strongly influence your health risks.
Smoking, alcohol consumption, poor diet, and a sedentary lifestyle are linked to
higher chances of cardiovascular disease, metabolic conditions, and certain cancers.
A screening package that accounts for your lifestyle factors can help identify early
warning signs and guide necessary changes to support better long-term health.
4. Family History
If you have a family history of conditions such as stroke,
osteoporosis, blood disorders, or
hereditary cancers like breast or colorectal cancer, you may be at higher risk of
developing these conditions yourself.
Health screening packages can be tailored to include specific tests that target
these inherited risks, allowing for earlier detection and more personalised
preventive strategies.
These factors also influence how often you
should undergo screenings. If you are unsure about which test(s) are most
appropriate for your health needs, it is advisable to consult
a doctor for personalised guidance.
Types of Health Screening Packages Available
Health screening packages in Singapore range from basic checks to highly specialised evaluations, depending on your needs and risk factors:
- Basic Health Screening – Includes essential blood and urine tests suitable for younger individuals with no significant risk factors. It helps detect common conditions such as anaemia, high cholesterol, hypertension, and early signs of diabetes.
- Comprehensive Health Screening – Adds imaging tests, cancer markers, and assessments for cardiovascular health, commonly recommended for individuals above 40 years of age, or for those with risk factors for chronic diseases.
- Executive Health Screening – Offers in-depth assessments including advanced imaging, treadmill ECGs, audiometry, vision tests, and sometimes genetic testing for individuals with a higher risk profile or a strong family history of disease.
- Gender-Specific Screening – Packages tailored for men and women, including tests such as mammograms, pelvic ultrasounds and Pap smears for women, and prostate-specific antigen (PSA) tests for men.
- Premarital Screening – Assesses fertility health, screens for infectious diseases such as hepatitis and STIs, and checks for hereditary conditions to support future family planning.
- Customised Screening Packages – Screening packages can be tailored based on factors such as age, medical history, family background, and lifestyle habits to better match individual health needs.
How Much Is Health Screening in Singapore?
The cost of health screening in Singapore varies depending on the type and number of tests included, the healthcare provider, and whether government subsidies apply.
Subsidised Health Screening Cost
In Singapore, the Healthier SG Screening programme by the Health Promotion Board (HPB) offers eligible Singaporeans subsidised screenings at $5 or less, based on age and citizenship status. Additional support may be available through the Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS), and some screenings allow the use of MediSave to offset part of the cost.
Private Health Screening Cost
At private healthcare providers, including general practitioner (GP) clinics, basic
health screening packages typically start from around $50. Comprehensive or
executive packages can range from $350 to over $1,000, depending on the range of
tests and services included, such as advanced imaging or specialised cancer
screenings.
Before scheduling your screening, it is best to check with your chosen clinic about
the available packages, subsidy eligibility, and payment options.
Health Screening at ATA Medical
At ATA Medical, we offer a range of affordable and customisable health screening packages to meet your needs and risk profile. We provide:
Basic and full body check-ups, as well as executive health screenings.
Options to customise your package with additional tests such as ultrasounds, radiological scans, cancer blood tests (liquid biopsy), gut health tests and cardiovascular assessments.
Specialised test packages including women's and men's health screening, pre-marital screening, and statutory medical check-ups (ICA, MOM, LTA, SPF).
Mobile health screening services for added convenience.
Our packages start from $76, and all prices quoted are NETT and inclusive of GST. For more information on available packages and services, please visit our health screening page.
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