As it is inevitable that the body functions will decline with age, elderly people should undergo regular physical examinations in order to understand their health condition. Such a practice does not only help strengthen the elderly's health awareness, but also serve to remind them on the needs to adjust their daily living habits and practice healthy living. And most importantly, the elderly people can prevent the occurrence of serious diseases by seeking appropriate treatment at an early stage. Apart from covering the health of the heart, lungs, liver, and kidneys, our general examinations also assess most common senile diseases, including hypertension, hyperlipidaemia, hyperglycaemia, diabetes, gout, fatty liver and cirrhosis. Monitoring of the body helps maintain the quality of life among elderly and boost their vitality.

Health Database

Stroke is the second leading cause of death in the world. Elevated blood pressure is related to 70% of stroke cases. The 2020–2022 Health Survey by the Department of Health shows that the prevalence of hypertension rises with age in general, with a rate of 57.4% among people aged 65 to 84. Hypertension can be prevented by eating a balanced diet, cutting back on salt, and maintaining a healthy weight and waist circumference.

Highlights

• Assess common health problems in elderly: Such as abnormalities in liver and kidney function, gout, blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood glucose.
• Assess cardiac health: Assessing heart function and arrhythmia risk with an electrocardiogram.
• Optional bone density assessment: The risk of osteoporosis increases with age, and assessing bone density can help prevent and monitor the progression of osteoporosis.
• Others: You can choose to assess the risk of arthritis and coronary artery disease according to your personal health situation.