General Health Screening in Singapore
At Prologue, we offer health screenings that are comprehensive as they are compassionate. Our health screenings look deeper—not just for illness but for subtle signs of stress, nutrient depletion, hormonal shifts, and general lifestyle wear and tear.
Additionally, most of our screening packages include complimentary Health Coaching and Nutritionist Consultations.
Whether you’re here for a yearly reset, exploring symptoms that don’t quite make sense or are simply after peace of mind, you’re in the right place.
Lifestyle Package
Feeling generally well but want to understand how your body’s doing?
Our Lifestyle Package offers a comprehensive overview of your general health. It screens for the most common silent issues—cardiac issues, high cholesterol, early signs of diabetes, liver or kidney strain—and offers well-rounded insight into the health of your blood, bones, joints, mobility and more.
Whether you’re curious about how your body is functioning or if you’re experiencing subtle symptoms, this package helps provide a framework for your next steps.
There’s power in getting a preventive check-in even when you’re not feeling unwell, and we’re here to guide you through that gently, step by step.
Due for a yearly review or want to reconnect with your body with intention?
Pro Package
If you want a straightforward check-up that covers the essentials, the Pro Package is a no-frills option that screens for key indicators of heart, liver and kidney health, cholesterol, sugar levels, and tumour markers.
This is a gentle entry point for anyone easing into intentional wellness or simply wanting to stay informed and in tune with their body.
Women's Health Screening – Fundamental
This suite of hormone and fertility panels is designed for women who are trying to understand their cycles, fertility, or the hormonal shifts that come with age or stress.
We offer three options depending on where you are in life:
- Hormone/Menstrual Screening: For those with irregular cycles or hormonal symptoms like acne, fatigue, or mood swings.
- Perimenopause Screening: For women approaching or navigating menopause.
- Fertility Health Screening: For those wanting to assess ovulation and reproductive readiness.
Tests include key markers like FSH, LH, oestrogen, progesterone, thyroid hormones, and prolactin. Optional ultrasounds and testosterone testing are available based on your needs.
Want to better understand what your body is doing—and how to care for it through the changes?
360 for Women – Comprehensive
If you’re feeling a little out of sync with your body—or want to prioritise your long-term health, our 360 for Women screening offers a comprehensive, woman-centred approach.
It includes checks for cardiovascular health, hormone levels (including thyroid and female reproductive hormones), key cancer markers, liver and kidney function, metabolic health and more.
Depending on your age and needs, this package may also include cervical screening (PAP smear), pelvic ultrasound, and breast imaging, to ensure nothing important is missed.
Many women choose this when navigating significant life shifts, like entering perimenopause, recovering from burnout, planning for pregnancy, or just not feeling like themselves.
360 for Men – Comprehensive
Our 360 for Men package is designed to support energy, strength, and long-term health—especially as your body and priorities change with time. It screens for common risks like heart disease, diabetes, and liver and kidney dysfunction and includes checks for prostate health and testosterone levels.
If you’ve been noticing shifts in energy, sleep, stress tolerance, or physical strain, this screening can help map out what’s changing internally. The Premier package includes additional cancer markers and imaging options to support ageing well with peace of mind.
Haven’t had a health review in a while and want to know where you stand?
Lucence Cancer Screening
As one of the most advanced blood-based cancer screenings available, our Lucence Cancer Screening package scans for early genetic signals of multiple cancers—including lung, breast, ovarian, pancreatic, prostate, and colorectal cancer, among many others—even before symptoms appear.
Options range from a targeted 5-cancer panel to a full 50-cancer screening using LucenceINSIGHT™ technology. This test is non-invasive, deeply informative, and can bring peace of mind to anyone with a family history or a desire to take preventive health into their own hands.
Pre-Marital Health Screening
Before starting a new chapter, it’s natural to want clarity and reassurance.
Our pre-marital health screening checks for common genetic and infectious conditions that could affect future family planning—including thalassaemia, syphilis, HIV, hepatitis, and rubella immunity (for women).
It’s a small step that carries weight—ensuring you both have the information you need to move forward with confidence and care.
Your Health, Your Starting Point
Besides health screenings, we also offer weight loss programmes, health coaching services, allied health support like nutritionist consultations and CPAP sleep coaching. Whether you’re coming in for clarity, prevention, or simply to feel more in tune with your body, a screening is one of the most empowering first steps you can take.
We’re here to help you listen closely to what your body is saying—and to walk beside you with gentleness and clarity for whatever comes next.
If you’re unsure where to start, we’re just a message away.
Reach out to us for a recommendation, or make a booking to begin your check-in today.
FAQ
At what age should I start doing general health screening in Singapore?
General health screening can begin as early as 18 years old. According to local guidelines, adults should start regular monitoring of basic health indicators such as blood pressure, body mass index (BMI), waist circumference, and baseline metabolic markers from as early as their late teens or early 20s. If you have family history or risk factors (e.g. obesity, smoking, lifestyle-related diseases), it’s wise to start even earlier and screen more frequently.
How often should I get a general health screening if I’m relatively healthy?
For healthy adults with no significant risk factors, a full health screening every 1–3 years is often sufficient. However, more frequent checks (e.g. annually or every 1–2 years) may be recommended once you’re in your 40s or beyond, or if you have chronic conditions or family history of diseases.
What does a “general health screening” typically include in Singapore?
A comprehensive general health screening usually includes:
- A physical examination with vital signs (blood pressure, BMI, waist circumference) and lifestyle/medical history review.
- Blood tests (e.g. blood glucose or HbA1c, lipid profile/cholesterol, liver and kidney function panels) and urine analysis.
- Additional tests depending on age, risk profile, or package — for example ECG (heart screening), cancer screenings (where indicated), and other organ function assessments.
Your doctor will usually customise the package based on your age, medical history, lifestyle and risk factors.
Do I need to fast before my health screening blood tests?
What happens if a screening result shows an abnormality. Will I be referred for further tests?
Yes. If initial screening shows any unusual results (e.g. elevated blood glucose, abnormal lipids, kidney or liver markers, or signs warranting further evaluation), your doctor will typically recommend follow-up. General health screening serves as a first-line early detection tool; follow-up ensures potential issues are properly diagnosed and managed.
Is general health screening covered by government subsidies or insurance in Singapore?
Some national screening programmes in Singapore support screenings for certain chronic diseases (e.g. diabetes, hypertension, cholesterol disorders) and selected cancers for eligible individuals.
However, many private or comprehensive “full-body” screening packages (especially those including advanced tests or wide-ranging blood panels) are not covered and may need to be paid out-of-pocket. Coverage depends on your insurance plan or subsidy eligibility.
I feel healthy and have no symptoms. Is screening still necessary?
Yes. Many chronic diseases such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, early diabetes, or organ dysfunction often develop silently without noticeable symptoms. Regular health screening helps detect these “silent” conditions early, when interventions or lifestyle changes are more effective and complications are easier to avoid.
How do I choose the right health screening package for me?
Choosing the right package depends on your age, health history, lifestyle, and risk factors. A few guidelines:
- For younger adults (20s–30s) with no major risk factors: a basic screening covering blood pressure, BMI, glucose, lipids may suffice.
- For middle-aged adults (40s–50s) or those with risk factors (family history, obesity, chronic diseases): a more comprehensive screening with blood panels, organ function tests, and possibly cancer screening may be more appropriate.
- Always discuss with a doctor, who can recommend which tests matter for your circumstances, and how frequently you should screen.