Premarital Health Screening: Packages from $291 NETT (2025)

Premarital Health Screening

Authored By: Dr. Jana Lim
Last updated: Jul 23, 2025

What Is Premarital Health Screening?

Premarital health screening is a medical evaluation carried out before marriage to assess a couple’s overall health and identify potential risks that may affect fertility, pregnancy, or the health of future children.

It typically includes tests for inherited conditions, infectious diseases, reproductive health markers, and chronic medical issues.

Premarital health screening allows for informed decision-making, timely medical intervention when necessary, and appropriate guidance on family planning options.

At ATA Medical, we offer premarital health screening packages from $291 NETT, tailored for individuals preparing for marriage.

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Why Consider Premarital Health Screening?

Premarital health screening provides important insights into your health and enables early detection of conditions that may affect fertility or be transmitted to a partner or future child.

Some of the main reasons to consider premarital screening include:

  1. Identifying underlying health issues such as diabetes, anaemia, or thyroid disorders.
  2. Detecting sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or chronic infectious diseases such as hepatitis B and HIV.
  3. Evaluating fertility status to support early medical intervention, if required.
  4. Understanding genetic compatibility and assessing the risk of inherited disorders.

Who Should Get a Premarital Health Screening?

Although premarital screening is not legally required in Singapore, it is commonly recommended for anyone planning to marry, regardless of age or medical history.

It may be especially relevant if:

  • You or your partner have a history of chronic illness or previously undiagnosed symptoms.
  • You intend to start a family shortly after marriage.
  • There are concerns about fertility or prior infections.
  • There is a family history of genetic disorders such as thalassaemia.
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What Tests Are Included in a Premarital Health Screening?

A typical premarital health screening includes a range of laboratory tests to assess general health, reproductive function, and the risk of infectious or inherited conditions.

Category Common Tests
Biometric Assessments
General Health
Urine and Stool Analysis
Infectious Disease Screening
Genetic and Inherited Conditions
Reproductive and Hormonal Health (Optional or Add-On)

Some clinics may offer additional tests that involve extra charges. It is advisable to check with your selected provider for specific package details.

When Should You Schedule a Premarital Screening?

Premarital screening is recommended to be scheduled several months before the planned wedding date. This timeframe allows sufficient time to receive test results, obtain medical advice, and pursue further investigations or counselling if necessary.

Early screening also provides flexibility for vaccinations, such as those for rubella or hepatitis B, which may require time to take full effect before conception.

Premarital Health Screening Packages at ATA Medical

At ATA Medical, we offer premarital health screening packages for individuals or couples preparing for marriage. Consultation starts from $38.15.

Premarital Health Screening Package from ATA Medical.

We also provide other related-tests or profile screenings including:

Test Price*
Consultation From $38.15
Thalassaemia Profile Screen (3-item Panel)
Full Blood Count, Peripheral Blood Film, Haemoglobin (Hb) Electrophoresis
$74.12
Thalassaemia Profile Screen (6-item Panel)
Full Blood Count, Peripheral Blood Film, Haemoglobin (Hb) Electrophoresis, Folic Acid, Vitamin B12, Ferritin
$103.55
Transvaginal Pelvic Ultrasound Scan $207.10
Female Fertility Profile 1
Estrogen / Estradiol (E2), Progesterone (PRG), Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH), Luteinising Hormone (LH), Prolactin (PRL)
$109
Female Fertility Profile 2
Estrogen / Estradiol (E2), Progesterone (PRG), Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH), Luteinising Hormone (LH), Prolactin (PRL), Testosterone (TES), Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH)
$202.74
Female Fertility Profile 3
Estrogen / Estradiol (E2), Progesterone (PRG), Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH), Luteinising Hormone (LH), Prolactin (PRL), Testosterone (TES), Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH), Free T4 (FT4) and Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
$228.90
Male Fertility Profile
Testosterone (TES), Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH), Luteinising Hormone (LH), Prolactin (PRL)
$87.20
*Prices are NETT and inclusive of GST.

We also offer more comprehensive health screening packages for a more holistic review of your health status.

How to Prepare for a Premarital Health Screening?

To ensure a smooth screening process, please take note of the following:

  1. Inform your doctor of any known medical conditions, current medications, or relevant family history during your consultation.
  2. Fasting may be required for certain blood tests, especially if you have high cholesterol or are taking cholesterol-lowering medication. Our staff will advise you if fasting is necessary.
  3. For female patients, menstruation may affect certain test results. While the screening can still proceed, it is generally recommended to schedule your appointment 10 to 14 days after the start of the last menstrual period for more precise results. Please inform our staff if you are menstruating on the day of your screening.

For any questions or assistance with preparation, please feel free to contact us.

Calendar marked with period dates to indicate considerations for women’s premarital screening.

How Long Does a Premarital Health Screening Take?

A premarital health screening at our clinics typically takes 30 to 60 minutes during off-peak hours, depending on the tests included and whether a consultation is conducted on the same day. Wait times may be longer during peak periods or if additional evaluations are required.

To help ensure a smooth experience, you are encouraged to arrive on time and follow any pre-screening instructions provided.

Is Premarital Health Screening Confidential?

Premarital health screenings are conducted with strict confidentiality. Test results will only be shared with the individual tested, unless explicit consent is given to disclose the information to a partner.

Open communication is strongly encouraged, particularly when results may affect family planning decisions or require shared medical considerations.

Why Choose ATA Medical?

ATA Medical – One-Stop Health Screening Clinic With X-ray, CT Scan, Mammogram and Ultrasound scans.
ATA Medical – One-Stop Health Screening Clinic With X-ray, CT Scan, Mammogram and Ultrasound scans.
ATA Medical Orchard Clinic with Health Screening Nurses and Staff
Orchard Clinic
ATA Medical Tanjong Pagar Clinic with Health Screening Nurses and Staff
Tanjong Pagar Clinic
Patient having a health screening review with Dr Jana Lim of ATA Medical
Health Screening Review with Dr Jana Lim
Female patient undergoing ultrasound scan procedure at ATA Medical Clinic.
Mammograms & Ultrasound Scans with Female Staff
Female patient getting ready to undergo X-Ray procedure with a male staff assisting with the preparations.
One-Stop Clinic with X-Ray Facilities
Dr Leonard Leng of ATA Medical having a consultation session with a male patient.
Consultation About Men or Female Health With a Doctor of Your Choice

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Esteemed clientele of ATA Medical include: Google, Smart Nation Singapore, SkillsFuture Singapore, J.P. Morgan, Samsung Electronics, and NTUC Income.

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At ATA Medical, we strive to make a meaningful impact on every patient's health. With over 120,000 patients served, we are dedicated to fostering trust and enhancing well-being across our community.

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Address: 1 Orchard Blvd, #05-09 Camden Medical Centre, Singapore 248649
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

A premarital test in Singapore refers to a health screening conducted before marriage to assess medical conditions that may impact fertility, pregnancy, or the health of future children. These tests typically include screenings for infectious diseases, genetic conditions, chronic illnesses, and reproductive health markers. While not mandatory, premarital screening is commonly recommended for individuals planning to marry.
Premarital screening is a medical evaluation performed before marriage to identify potential health risks that could affect partners or their future offspring. It includes a range of tests to assess general health, inherited disorders, infectious diseases, and reproductive factors. The goal is to support informed decision-making and timely medical intervention if needed.
There are no legally required tests before marriage in Singapore, but premarital screening commonly includes tests for hepatitis B and C, HIV, syphilis, thalassaemia, rubella immunity, and basic health markers. Additional tests may be recommended based on personal or family medical history. Consulting a general practitioner can help determine which other tests may be suitable for your circumstances.
Fertility before marriage can be assessed through specific tests such as semen analysis for males and hormonal blood tests or ultrasound scans for females. These evaluations provide insights into reproductive health and help identify any underlying issues that may affect the ability to conceive. Testing is not mandatory but may be advisable based on medical history or family planning goals.
A pre-marriage assessment is a medical evaluation conducted before marriage to identify health conditions that may affect fertility, pregnancy outcomes, or long-term family planning. It typically includes screenings for genetic disorders, infectious diseases, and chronic conditions such as diabetes or thyroid issues. Depending on the individual's needs and concerns, the assessment may also involve reproductive health testing, lifestyle counselling, or follow-up consultations.
A thalassaemia test before marriage is recommended to identify carriers of this inherited blood disorder, as it can affect future children if both partners are carriers. Carriers are usually healthy, but if two carriers have children, there is a one-in-four chance with each pregnancy of having a child with severe thalassaemia. Early detection enables couples to make informed reproductive decisions, consider genetic counselling, and explore available options for family planning.
Yes, individuals with the same blood group can marry, as blood type compatibility generally does not affect the ability to conceive or maintain a healthy pregnancy. However, Rh factor compatibility (positive or negative) may require closer monitoring during pregnancy to prevent complications. Consulting your doctor or gynaecologist can help assess whether further evaluation is necessary based on both partners’ blood types.
Premarital blood tests for men are not legally required in Singapore, but they are commonly recommended to assess general health, infectious diseases, and genetic risks. Typical tests include full blood count, liver and kidney function, cholesterol, hepatitis B and C, HIV, syphilis, and thalassaemia screening. Depending on medical history or fertility concerns, additional tests such as hormone levels or semen analysis may also be advised.