Navamin 9 Hospital

Influenza is caused by a virus that can cause illnesses, from moderate to life-threatening. It is a virus that is transmitted through the respiratory tract, through the nose, throat, and lungs. Therefore, we must find a way to prevent it by vaccinating against 3-4 strains of the influenza virus.

The influenza vaccination will help boost immunity to influenza that may be present in that season, making those vaccinated less at risk of complications. Most are injected into the upper arm muscles. But in infants and young children, it is injected into the thigh muscle. The subcutaneous injection can be done in people aged 18-64 years. For children under 8 years old, 2 injections should be given in the first year, spaced 1 month apart.

Many of you might question, why do we need to have a physical check-up every year even though our body feels normal and we don’t even have a cold. Is a physical check-up really necessary? What do we have to check?

The regular physical checkup is an assessment of our physical condition.

Though appearances may look normal and strong, our insides may not be the same. Our protective armor, which used to be strong, may have partially deteriorated, creating the risk of developing a disease in the future. If we do not notice or receive an in-depth diagnosis, we won’t be aware of any potential problems. However, if we receive a diagnosis and find that some symptoms are risks of developing some diseases in their initial stages, we can be prepared and consult the doctor in order to take care of our health and avoid the diseases earlier. As a result, we can reduce the pain, reduce expenses, and increase the quality of life for the long term and can be examined by all genders and ages. The annual health check-up is divided into 3 major groups as follows: Childhood/working age or adulthood/ The elderly.

Heath Check-up 15 items

1. Physical Examination

2. Complete Blood Count (CBC)

3. Blood Group ABO

4. Blood Group Rh

5. Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS)

6. Cholesterol

7. Triglyceride

8. Uric Acid

9. HBsAg

10. Anti HBs

11. Anti HCV

12. Urine Exam

13. Chest X-Ray

14. Medical Check-up Report

15. Meal Coupon

Cancer has become a serious disease that is very common nowadays. As the patient's age began to older. Cancer checks up should not be overlooked because cancer often has no obvious symptoms in the early stages other than to show abnormal symptoms. Cancer cells may invade and enter the last stages. This makes it more difficult to treat cancer. The patient's chance of dying is even higher. Therefore, to reduce mortality and morbidity from cancer. Cancer check-up tests,  it is the best check-up and practices. It also can be examined by both women and men.

Cancer Check-up 27 items

1. Physical Examination

2. Complete Blood Count (CBC)

3. Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS)

4. Hemoglobin A1C

5. Cholesterol

6. Triglyceride

7. High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (HDL-C)

8. Low-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (LDL-C)

9. Creatinine

10. Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)

11. SGOT

12. SGPT

13. HBsAg

14. Anti HBs

15. Anti HCV

16. Urine Exam

17. Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA)

18. Alpha-Fetoprotein (AFP)

19. CA19-9

20. CA125

21. Thin Prep pap Test

22. Mammogramm With Ultrasound

23. Chest X-Ray

24. Electrocardiography (EKG)

25. U/S Whole Abdomen

26. Medical Check-up Report

27. Meal Coupon

Many of you might question, why do we need to have a physical check-up every year even though our body feels normal and we don’t even have a cold. Is a physical check-up really necessary? What do we have to check?

The regular physical checkup is an assessment of our physical condition.

Though appearances may look normal and strong, our insides may not be the same. Our protective armor, which used to be strong, may have partially deteriorated, creating the risk of developing a disease in the future. If we do not notice or receive an in-depth diagnosis, we won’t be aware of any potential problems. However, if we receive a diagnosis and find that some symptoms are risks of developing some diseases in their initial stages, we can be prepared and consult the doctor in order to take care of our health and avoid the diseases earlier. As a result, we can reduce the pain, reduce expenses, and increase the quality of life for the long term and can be examined by all genders and ages. The annual health check-up is divided into 3 major groups as follows: Childhood/working age or adulthood/ The elderly.

Heath Check-up 23 items

1. Physical Examination

2. Complete Blood Count (CBC)

3. Blood Group ABO

4. Blood Group Rh

5. Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS)

6. Cholesterol

7. Triglyceride

8. High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (HDL-C)

9. Low-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (LDL-C)

10. Creatinine

11. Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)

12. SGOT

13.  SGPT

14. Uric Acid

15. HBsAg

16. Anti HBs

17. Urine Exam

18. Thin Prep pap Test

19. Chest X-Ray

20. Electrocardiography (EKG)

21. Ultrasound Lower Abdomen

22. Medical Check-up Report

23. Meal Coupon

Many of you might question, why do we need to have a physical check-up every year even though our body feels normal and we don’t even have a cold. Is a physical check-up really necessary? What do we have to check?

The regular physical checkup is an assessment of our physical condition.

Though appearances may look normal and strong, our insides may not be the same. Our protective armor, which used to be strong, may have partially deteriorated, creating the risk of developing a disease in the future. If we do not notice or receive an in-depth diagnosis, we won’t be aware of any potential problems. However, if we receive a diagnosis and find that some symptoms are risks of developing some diseases in their initial stages, we can be prepared and consult the doctor in order to take care of our health and avoid the diseases earlier. As a result, we can reduce the pain, reduce expenses, and increase the quality of life for the long term and can be examined by all genders and ages. The annual health check-up is divided into 3 major groups as follows: Childhood/working age or adulthood/ The elderly.

Heath Check-up 20 items

1. Physical Examination

2. Complete Blood Count (CBC)

3. Blood Group ABO

4. Blood Group Rh

5. Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS)

6. Cholesterol

7. High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (HDL-C)

8. Low-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (LDL-C)

9. Creatinine

10. Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)

11. SGOT

12. SGPT

13. Uric Acid

14. HBsAg

15. Anti HBs

15. Urine Exam

16. Chest X-Ray

17. Electrocardiography (EKG)

18. Ultrasound Upper Abdomen

19. Medical Check-up Report

20. Meal Coupon

Many of you might question, why do we need to have a physical check-up every year even though our body feels normal and we don’t even have a cold. Is a physical check-up really necessary? What do we have to check?

The regular physical checkup is an assessment of our physical condition.

Though appearances may look normal and strong, our insides may not be the same. Our protective armor, which used to be strong, may have partially deteriorated, creating the risk of developing a disease in the future. If we do not notice or receive an in-depth diagnosis, we won’t be aware of any potential problems. However, if we receive a diagnosis and find that some symptoms are risks of developing some diseases in their initial stages, we can be prepared and consult the doctor in order to take care of our health and avoid the diseases earlier. As a result, we can reduce the pain, reduce expenses, and increase the quality of life for the long term and can be examined by all genders and ages. The annual health check-up is divided into 3 major groups as follows: Childhood/working age or adulthood/ The elderly.

Heath Check-up 25 items

1. Physical Examination

2. Complete Blood Count (CBC)

3. Blood Group ABO

4. Blood Group Rh

5. Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS)

6. Hemoglobin A1C

7. Cholesterol

8. Triglyceride

9. High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (HDL-C)

10. Low-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (LDL-C)

11. Creatinine

12. Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)

13. SGOT

14. SGPT

15. Alkaline Phosphatase

16. Uric Acid

17. HBsAg

18. Anti HBs

19. Urine Exam

20. Thin Prep pap Test

21. Chest X-Ray

22. Electrocardiography (EKG)

23. U/S Whole Abdomen

24. Medical Check-up Report

25. Meal Coupon

Many of you might question, why do we need to have a physical check-up every year even though our body feels normal and we don’t even have a cold. Is a physical check-up really necessary? What do we have to check?

The regular physical checkup is an assessment of our physical condition.

Though appearances may look normal and strong, our insides may not be the same. Our protective armor, which used to be strong, may have partially deteriorated, creating the risk of developing a disease in the future. If we do not notice or receive an in-depth diagnosis, we won’t be aware of any potential problems. However, if we receive a diagnosis and find that some symptoms are risks of developing some diseases in their initial stages, we can be prepared and consult the doctor in order to take care of our health and avoid the diseases earlier. As a result, we can reduce the pain, reduce expenses, and increase the quality of life for the long term and can be examined by all genders and ages. The annual health check-up is divided into 3 major groups as follows: Childhood/working age or adulthood/ The elderly.

Heath Check-up 25 items

1. Physical Examination

2. Complete Blood Count (CBC)

3. Blood Group ABO

4. Blood Group Rh

5. Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS)

6. Hemoglobin A1C

7. Cholesterol

8. Triglyceride

9. High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (HDL-C)

10. Low-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (LDL-C)

11. Creatinine

12. Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)

13. SGOT

14. SGPT

15. Alkaline Phosphatase

16. Uric Acid

17. HBsAg

18. Anti HBs

19. Urine Exam

20. Prostatic Specific Antigen (PSA)

21. Chest X-Ray

22. Electrocardiography (EKG)

23. U/S Whole Abdomen

24. Medical Check-up Report

25. Meal Coupon

Cancer has become a serious disease that is very common nowadays. As the patient's age began to older. Cancer checks up should not be overlooked because cancer often has no obvious symptoms in the early stages other than to show abnormal symptoms. Cancer cells may invade and enter the last stages. This makes it more difficult to treat cancer. The patient's chance of dying is even higher. Therefore, to reduce mortality and morbidity from cancer. Cancer check-up tests,  it is the best check-up and practices. It also can be examined by both women and men.

Cancer Check-up 24 items

1. Physical Examination

2. Complete Blood Count (CBC)

3. Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS)

4. Hemoglobin A1C

5. Cholesterol

6. High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (HDL-C)

7. Low-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol (LDL-C)

8. Creatinine

9. Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)

10. SGOT

11. SGPT

12. HBsAg

13. Anti HBs

14. Anti HCV

15. Urine Exam

16. Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA)

17. Alpha-Fetoprotein (AFP)

18. CA19-9

19. Prostatic Specific Antigen (PSA)

20. Chest X-Ray

21. Electrocardiography (EKG)

22. U/S Whole Abdomen

23. Medical Check-up Report

24. Meal Coupon

A sleep study, also known as polysomnography, is a diagnostic test that tracks your sleep patterns, brain activity, breathing, heart rate, and other body functions during sleep. It is used to diagnose sleep-related conditions such as sleep apnea, insomnia, narcolepsy, and sleep apnea. A sleep study helps your doctor understand the quality of your sleep and identify problems that may be affecting your overall health and well-being.

Checklist
1. Physical examination and medical history by a doctor (Consultation with General Practitioner)
2. Complete Blood Count (CBC)
3. Fasting Blood Sugar
4. HbA1c
6. Triglyceride
5. Cholesterol
7. High-density lipoprotein (HDL) (HDL-Cholesterol)
8. Low-density lipoprotein (LDL - Cholesterol)
9. Liver function test SGOT
10. Liver function test SGPT
11. Kidney function test (BUN)
12. Kidney function test (Creatinine)
13. Hepatitis B surface Antigen (HBsAb)
14. Hepatitis B surface Antibody (Anti-HBs)
15. Syphilis infection test (RPR)
16. HIV test (Anti-HIV Screening)
17. Hepatitis A virus test (Anti-HIV, IgG, IgM)
18. Hepatitis C virus test (Anti-HCV)
19. Urine examination (Urine Examination)
20. Electrocardiogram Electrocardiogram (EKG)
21. Chest X-Ray
22. Medical Check Up Report
23. Food Coupon
24. Medical Fee
25. Service Fee

*No food or water for at least 8-12 hours

List
1. Physical Examination and Medical History by a Doctor (Consultation with General Practitioner)
2. Complete Blood Count (CBC)
3. Hepatitis B surface Antigen (HBsAb)
4. Hepatitis B surface Antibody (Anti-HBs)
5. Syphilis Infection (RPR)
6. HIV Screening
7. Hepatitis A (Anti-HIV, IgG, IgM)
8. Hepatitis C (Anti-HCV)
9. Urine Examination
10. Chest X-Ray
11. Medical Check Up Report
12. Doctor's Fee
13. Service Fee

*Abstain from food and water for at least 8-12 hours.

Preparation steps before receiving the service
- Get the second dose of vaccine 1 month after the first dose and the third dose 6 months after the first dose.

Service conditions
1. The said program does not include service fees and doctor's fees.
2. The said health checkup program "must make an appointment in advance" only.
3. In case of abnormalities, it is necessary to receive additional diagnosis and treatment. The actual service fee will be charged.
4. The said program cannot be exchanged for other products or cash in any case.
5. The said program cannot transfer rights or items to others.
6. The service conditions are as determined by the hospital only.

Service conditions
1. The said program does not include service fees and doctor's fees.
2. The said health checkup program "must make an appointment in advance" only.
3. In case of abnormalities, it is necessary to receive additional diagnosis and treatment. The actual service fee will be charged.
4. The said program cannot be exchanged for other products or cash in any case.
5. The said program cannot transfer rights or items to others.
6. The service conditions are as determined by the hospital only.