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Basic Health Screening & Full Body Check-up

What is health screening?

A health screening is the process of detecting diseases or medical conditions in people who may look or feel healthy.


Health screenings are recommended as some people face a higher risk for developing certain conditions. As some conditions may not produce symptoms until an advanced stage, the only way to detect them early is through a health screening.


Health screenings involve consultation with a medical professional which may be followed by laboratory, radiology and other tests.


Your doctor will be able to advise you on tests that are relevant for you, based on your family history, lifestyle habits and overall health. As you grow older, the type and frequency of tests may change.

Basic Health Screening


Why should I go for health screening?

A health screening aims to detect diseases and medical conditions at an early stage, so as to allow early intervention which can give better outcomes.

Who requires Health Screening?

Who should go for health screening?

Health screenings are individualised to the risk factors of each person. The tests you need depend on your age, gender, family history and whether you have risk factors for certain diseases. At Parkway Shenton, we offer a wide range of health screening packages that are affordable and tailored to your individual needs. Please speak to your doctor to determine the most appropriate health screening package for you.

How do I book a health screening at Parkway Shenton?

You can book a health screening at Parkway Shenton. Find the nearest clinic here.


You may also download the DigiHealth app via the App Store or Google Play to check availability and receive confirmation on your health screening. This option applies to non-corporate clients only.

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Health screening tests available at Parkway Shenton

At Parkway Shenton, we offer a comprehensive range of screening tests. These include:

  • Blood count to analyse blood components such as red and white blood cells, haemoglobins and platelets. It can detect a wide range of disorders, from anaemia to leukaemia.
  • Bone densitometry to measure bone mineral content and density to check for reduced bone mass and conditions like osteoporosis.
  • Cancer screening for different types of cancer. Screening types include colonoscopy, mammogram, pap smear, prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test and more.
  • Cholesterol or lipid profile which analyses blood samples to reveal HDL, LDL and triglyceride levels.
  • Electrocardiogram (ECG) to monitor electrical signals in the heart, which can reveal abnormalities in heart rhythm known as arrhythmias.
  • Fasting glucose to detect early signs of diabetes.
  • Hepatitis screening to check for infection caused by the Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B virus.
  • HIV screening to check for signs of infection from the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
  • Kidney function tests to check the levels of creatinine and blood urea nitrogen, which indicate how well the kidneys are working.
  • Liver function tests to measure enzymes and proteins in the blood that indicate how well the liver is working.
  • STD/STI screening to determine the presence of a sexually transmitted disease or infection.
  • Thalassemia screening includes a complete blood count and iron studies to detect the blood disorder.
  • Thyroid screening checks the blood for levels of specific hormones which indicate if the thyroid is performing normally.
  • Tumour markers which are specific to different types of cancer, can help detect cancer in its early stages. It may also be recommended to monitor the progress of cancer therapy.

Screen for Life

Screen for Life (SFL) is a national screening programme that encourages Singaporeans and Permanent Residents to go for regular health screenings and follow-ups. Parkway Shenton is part of the Screen for Life programme to encourage Singaporeans to go for regular screenings.


Eligible Singaporeans, including Pioneer Generation (PG), Merdeka Generation (MG) and Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) cardholders, can enjoy subsidised health screenings at CHAS-accredited Parkway Shenton clinics.


The recommended screening services will be $0 for PG cardholders, $2 for MG and CHAS cardholders, and $5 for all other eligible Singaporeans.


Find out if you are eligible to apply for a CHAS card and learn more about Screen for Life.


General Screening Packages

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BHS-Packages

  • Classic Screen

  • Deluxe Screen

Specialty Screening Packages

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BHS-Packages

  • Metabolic Screen*

  • Premarital Screen

Additional health screening tests at Parkway Shenton

    • Bone Densitometry
    • Cardiac Stress Test
    • Hepatitis A Screen
    • Hepatitis B Screen
    • HPV DNA
    • Mammogram
    • Tumour Markers
      • Ovary (CA125) for women
      • PAP Smear (ThinPrep) for women
      • Prostate (PSA) for men
      • Ultrasound Abdomen
      • Ultrasound Breast
      • Ultrasound Pelvis

Pre-screening guidelines and medical tests at Parkway Shenton

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Pre-screening guidelines

To get the most of your visit and achieve optimal and accurate test results, please bring along any relevant medical reports or scans, and check with your doctor if fasting or recommended attire is required for the tests being performed. For ladies, do note that urine, stool and Pap smear tests should done at least 5 days before or 5 days after menstruation. Read more here.


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Medical tests

Parkway Shenton is equipped to perform a wide range of medical tests, from Allergy Tests and Bone Mineral Density to Hepatitis and Tumour Markers screenings, as well as imaging tests such as computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and X-rays. For a complete listing, please refer here.