In a fast-paced city like Singapore, it is easy to overlook your health until something feels off. But many conditions — from heart disease to metabolic disorders — may not show symptoms until later stages. That is why a full body check up is often recommended for those looking to take a proactive approach to their long-term health.

If you are considering a comprehensive health screening, here is what to know about full body check ups in Singapore, including what’s typically covered and how to choose the right package for your needs.

What Is A Full Body Check Up?

A full body check up is a comprehensive medical screening that covers multiple systems in the body. While included tests can vary between health screening packages, most will include:

• Detailed review of personal and family medical history
  
  
• Physical examination and vital measurements
  
  
• Blood and urine tests for organ function and disease indicators
  
  
• Diagnostic imaging (e.g., chest X-ray or ultrasound)
  
  
• Cancer and cardiac risk assessments
  
  
• Doctor consultation and personalised report
  
  

Rather than focusing on a single concern, full body check ups are designed to assess your overall well-being and help detect risk factors early.

Why Do Singaporeans Opt For Full Body Health Screening?

There are several reasons why many in Singapore choose regular screenings:

• Age-related risk monitoring – especially for people aged 40 and above due to potentially increased health risks
  
  
• Peace of mind for those with busy lifestyles or family histories of chronic illness
  
  
• Better planning for personal health, lifestyle, and insurance decisions
  
  
• Preventive medicine – take steps to address identified health risks early to avoid onset of disease
  
  

Comparing AsiaMedic Health Screening Packages: Navigator 3 vs Navigator 5

At AsiaMedic, two screening packages that customers request for are Navigator 3 and Navigator 5. Both are suitable for people who want a thorough health review, but differ slightly in the number of tests included.

Navigator 3 ($1,340 incl. GST; as of Jul 2025)

A comprehensive screening package offering:

• Extensive blood work including cardiac, liver, renal, and diabetic markers
  
  
• Cancer screening for liver, colon, pancreas, prostate (men), and ovaries (ladies)
  
  
• Choice of 3 specialised tests, such as bone densitometry, treadmill ECG, or thyroid ultrasound
  
  
• Thyroid, hepatitis, and vitamin D testing
  
  
• Comprehensive doctor review and medical report
  
  

This can be considered by those aged 35–55 looking for a strong foundation in preventive screening.

Navigator 5 ($2,500 incl. GST; as of Jul 2025)

A more extensive screening option for those who want greater insights:

• All tests in Navigator 3, with additional hormone and nutritional profiles
  
  
• More tumour markers, including CA15.3 (breast), EBV (nose), and Beta HCG
  
  
• Urine microalbumin for early kidney risk
  
  
• Choice of 5 specialised tests, including abdominal ultrasound or CT scans (low-dose lung / heart calcium score)

Good for those 45 and above or anyone with complex family history or health concerns.

How Often Should You Get A Full Body Check Up?

While there’s no one-size-fits-all rule, many individuals in Singapore opt for a full check up every 1 to 2 years, especially after the age of 40. The right frequency may depend on your age, personal health, and risk profile — your doctor can help tailor this during your medical review.

Book A Full Body Check Up In Singapore

Whether you’re starting your health screening journey or upgrading to a more comprehensive package, a full body check up may offer clarity, confidence, and control over your future well-being.

Explore Navigator 3 and Navigator 5 at AsiaMedic and take a step toward proactive health today.

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