What is a Check-Up?
A check-up is a general and comprehensive health screening performed to detect problems that may not show any symptoms but could lead to illness in the future, allowing for preventive measures to be taken. It plays a particularly important role in the early diagnosis and treatment of diseases with a high risk of death.
Check-Ups Save Lives
Our hospital's check-up program provides sufficient information about your health status and is conducted under the supervision of an internal medicine specialist. As a result of the check-ups we have conducted, many patients in our hospital have been diagnosed early, successfully treated, and enabled to return to their normal lives.
What is the purpose of a check-up?
The aim is to identify diseases in the risk group that can affect individuals' quality of life, such as coronary artery disease, cancer, hypertension, high cholesterol, and diabetes, as well as other types of illnesses, at an early stage, and to apply the necessary precautions and treatment methods.
Is a check-up mandatory?
A check-up is not mandatory. However, if our health is important, it is important to participate in check-up programs before getting sick.