Full-body health screening services

What we test for

Top Swiss doctors and anti-aging specialists review your full health profile—including your questionnaire, blood tests, physical exam, and full-body MRI. In a 30-minute video consultation, your doctor will clearly explain the results and provide tailored advice on lifestyle, nutrition, and health optimization. If anything unusual is found, you’ll be guided to expert care within our medical network 

Physical Exams

Blood pressure (BP)

Which is the force of blood pushing against the walls of your arteries as your heart pumps it around your body

Heart rate

The speed at which your heart beats

Saturation

The level of oxygen in the blood

Grip-strength

This gives us an idea of your muscle strength, and is linked to your general muscle mass.

Height and weight

Including your Body Mass Index (BMI), which is used to estimate whether your weight is appropriate for your height

Body fat percentage

Estimated using bioelectrical impedance (a safe, tiny electrical signal that passes through the body).

Muscle mass

Estimate of lean tissue weight.

Bone mass

Approximate weight of your bones.

Water percentage

Proportion of body water.

Visceral fat

Estimation of fat around internal organs.

Metabolic age / Basal metabolic rate (BMR)

Metabolic age / Basal metabolic rate (BMR)

Blood testing

A comprehensive look at the biomarkers that reveal how your body is functioning, from core organ health to long-term disease risks.

Blood Lipid Levels & Inflammation

Measures cholesterol, triglycerides, and inflammatory markers to assess heart health and systemic inflammation.

Early Cancer Detection

Measures cholesterol, triglycerides, and inflammatory markers to assess heart health and systemic inflammation.

Advanced Cardiovascular Markers

Measures Advanced Cardiovascular Markers to assess inflammation, plaque risk and overall heart health far beyond standard blood tests. This includes Lipoprotein A and Homocysteine levels.

Liver Function

Assesses enzymes and proteins to detect liver stress, inflammation, or impaired detoxification.

Thyroid Function

Screens for hormonal imbalances that can impact energy, metabolism, weight regulation, and mood.

Kidney Function

Monitors key waste-filtering markers like creatinine and urea to ensure your kidneys are working properly.

Diabetes Risk

Checks glucose levels, HbA1c and insulin resistance using the HOMA score to identify early signs of pre-diabetes or diabetes.

Iron Metabolism

Analyzes iron, ferritin, and transferrin to detect anemia or iron overload that could affect energy and performance.

Blood Count

Provides insight into overall health by analyzing red and white blood cells, platelets, and potential signs of infection or deficiency.

State-of-the-Art MRI Scan
Low-dose CT Scan (optional)

Head & Brain

  • Tumors – Abnormal growths, may be benign or malignant.
  • Aneurysms – Bulging of blood vessels in the brain that may rupture.
  • Vascular malformations – Abnormal connections between blood vessels that can cause bleeding or seizures.
  • Cysts – Fluid-filled sacs, usually benign but may cause pressure.
  • Dementia risk – Structural or vascular brain changes that increase risk for cognitive decline.

Heart & Blood Vessels

  • Cardiovascular health – General assessment of heart function and circulation.
  • Calcifications – Calcium deposits in arteries or heart valves, linked to atherosclerosis and heart disease.

The Lungs

  • Lung tumors – Masses in the lung, benign or malignant.
  • Signs of fluid buildup – Pleural effusion or pulmonary edema indicating heart, lung, or systemic disease.

Abdominal organs

  • Liver health – Fatty liver, fibrosis, cirrhosis, or masses.
  • Solid tumors – Growths in abdominal organs (liver, kidney, adrenal, etc.).
  • Pancreatic cancer – Detection of tumors or structural changes in the pancreas.
  • Stomach & intestinal cancer – Abnormal masses or wall thickening in the digestive tract.

Spine

  • Joint degeneration of the spine – Wear and tear of intervertebral joints and discs.
  • Osteoarthritis – Degenerative changes affecting spinal joints.
  • Nerve entrapment – Compression of spinal nerves, often from herniated discs or arthritis.

Joints

  • Joint degeneration – Wear and tear of cartilage and joint structures.
  • Osteoarthritis risk – Signs of early cartilage loss or joint space narrowing.
  • Signs of trauma or older lesions – Evidence of fractures, scarring, or healed injuries.