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Goga Ji Hospital

Health Checkup Packages in Faridabad

Routine health checks pick up conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure before symptoms appear. Talk to us about which checkup suits your age and history.

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Why get a health checkup

Many conditions cause no early symptoms

Diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol commonly develop silently for years. Feeling fine is not evidence that these are normal.

A doctor explains your results

You go through the findings with a doctor rather than being handed a sheet of numbers. That conversation is what makes the tests worth doing.

A baseline for next time

Even when everything is normal, you now have a baseline to compare against, which makes your next checkup considerably more informative.

Compare what’s included across 2 packages

Both packages are laid out side by side below with the tests each one covers, so you can see the difference before you choose. The exact panel is confirmed when you book, but this is the shape of each one.

Full Body Health Checkup

A full body health checkup groups routine tests into a single visit to give an overall picture of your health, and to pick up conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure before symptoms appear.

A health check is most useful for people with no symptoms β€” because that is exactly when these conditions are found.

  • Measurements and history. Height, weight, waist circumference, blood pressure and pulse, with a review of your history, medicines and family history.
  • Blood testing. Blood count, blood sugar, cholesterol, kidney function, liver function and thyroid function.
  • Urine testing. Screening for protein, sugar and signs of infection β€” often the earliest indication of kidney involvement.
  • Cardiac assessment. An ECG, with further cardiac testing if anything on it warrants a closer look.
  • Imaging as indicated. Chest or abdominal imaging where the history or examination suggests it would be useful.
  • Consultation on the results. A doctor goes through the findings with you and explains what, if anything, needs acting on. This is the part that makes the tests worth doing.

Preventive Health Checkup

A preventive health checkup focuses on early detection and risk assessment β€” the tests that matter most for your age, family history and lifestyle, rather than testing everything.

Particularly useful where there is a specific risk worth watching.

  • Risk assessment. A structured review of your history, family history, lifestyle and previous results, which determines everything else.
  • Cardiovascular risk screening. Blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar β€” the three that matter most.
  • Diabetes screening. Fasting sugar and HbA1c, which detect the pre-diabetic range where intervention is most effective.
  • Organ function testing. Kidney, liver and thyroid function, and a blood count.
  • Age-appropriate screening. Additional checks relevant to your age and sex, discussed with you rather than added automatically.
  • A plan, not just numbers. A consultation that translates the results into what to do β€” including what not to worry about.

How to prepare

The same groundwork applies to either package.

  • Fast for eight to twelve hours beforehand; water is fine and encouraged
  • Bring previous reports if you have them, so results can be compared rather than read in isolation
  • Bring a list of everything you take, including supplements
  • Avoid alcohol and heavy exertion for 24 hours beforehand

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a full body and a preventive checkup?

A full body checkup runs a broad, standard panel covering the conditions that commonly develop silently. A preventive checkup is built around your specific risk factors, such as age, family history and lifestyle, and concentrates on those instead of testing everything. If you are unsure which fits you, call us and describe your age and history; we will point you to the right one.

Do I need to fast before either checkup?

Yes. Both packages need eight to twelve hours of fasting beforehand for accurate blood sugar and cholesterol results. Water is fine, and you should keep drinking it.

Will I know the price before I come in?

We have not published a price here, because it depends on what your checkup includes and we would rather confirm it accurately over the phone than quote a figure that turns out to differ when you arrive. Call us and we will tell you plainly.

How do I get my results, and does someone explain them?

Yes. A doctor goes through your results with you and explains what, if anything, needs acting on, rather than leaving you to read a report on your own. Where something needs follow-up, you will be told what, how urgently, and which department to see.

Not sure which checkup is right for you?

Talk to us about your age, history and any symptoms, and we will suggest what to include.