Chongqing · Senior

Senior Health Check — Men · C229

The First Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University

Yuanjiagang campus · Male

2–3.5 hoursRoutine checkup at the hospitalConfirm report datesChinese & English reportsEnglish supportDuring your checkup visit48-hour cancellationFull refund at least 48 hours before

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Named provider and location: The First Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University · Chongqing · Yuanjiagang campus
Price basis: $830.00 USD per person, CheckupInChina coordination-package total. This is not an official hospital tariff.
Package record updated: 2026-09-26 · Published catalogue entry; final list reconfirmed for your booking.
Source type: Published package catalogue. Institutional facts have separate, dated official references in the hospital profile.
Service arrangements: Confirmed 2026-09-26 by our operating team. Routine 2–3.5-hour checkup; bilingual reports on the dates confirmed for your package.
Booking status: Enquiry required. No hospital slot is reserved by viewing or selecting this page.

The medical institution determines suitability. A catalogue date or official identity reference does not verify a live slot, a direct hospital price or a commercial partnership.

Listed examinations (33)

Review the actual examinations below. A named laboratory panel may contain multiple markers. We confirm the final written scope with the institution before payment.

This is a list of named examinations and panels, not a count of every laboratory marker. The exact panel components and any either/or choices are agreed in writing before payment.

Listed as a male programme. The clinical team confirms suitability and the method of any intimate examination.

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Prostatic exosomal protein (PSEP)

Measures the named specimen or marker. Ask the clinician how the result applies to your history and whether follow-up is needed.

Platelet-associated antibody panel (3 components)

Measures the named specimen or marker. Ask the clinician how the result applies to your history and whether follow-up is needed.

Lipoprotein-associated phospholipase A2 (Lp-PLA2)

Measures the named specimen or marker. Ask the clinician how the result applies to your history and whether follow-up is needed.

General physical examination (required component)

An examination or measurement by the clinical team; findings guide any further assessment.

Quantitative faecal calprotectin and occult blood tests

Measures the named specimen or marker. Ask the clinician how the result applies to your history and whether follow-up is needed.

Thymidine kinase 1 (TK1)

Measures the named specimen or marker. Ask the clinician how the result applies to your history and whether follow-up is needed.

Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP)

Measures a named marker. Results do not by themselves confirm or rule out cancer and need clinical interpretation.

Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)

Measures a named marker. Results do not by themselves confirm or rule out cancer and need clinical interpretation.

Tumour marker CA199

Measures a named marker. Results do not by themselves confirm or rule out cancer and need clinical interpretation.

Urine albumin

Measures the named specimen or marker. Ask the clinician how the result applies to your history and whether follow-up is needed.

Glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c)

Assesses blood glucose. The clinician interprets the result and any need for follow-up.

25-hydroxyvitamin D

Measures the named specimen or marker. Ask the clinician how the result applies to your history and whether follow-up is needed.

Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH)

Measures the named specimen or marker. Ask the clinician how the result applies to your history and whether follow-up is needed.

Helicobacter pylori carbon-13 urea breath test

Measures the named specimen or marker. Ask the clinician how the result applies to your history and whether follow-up is needed.

Total prostate-specific antigen (PSA)

Measures a named marker. Results do not by themselves confirm or rule out cancer and need clinical interpretation.

Surgical physical examination and digital rectal examination

An examination or measurement by the clinical team; findings guide any further assessment.

Complete blood count

Counts blood cells. A clinician interprets the result alongside your history and other findings.

Blood glucose

Assesses blood glucose. The clinician interprets the result and any need for follow-up.

Urinalysis and urine sediment examination

An examination or measurement by the clinical team; findings guide any further assessment.

Liver function panel (6 listed components)

Measures the named specimen or marker. Ask the clinician how the result applies to your history and whether follow-up is needed.

Kidney function panel (4 listed components)

Measures the named specimen or marker. Ask the clinician how the result applies to your history and whether follow-up is needed.

electrocardiogram (ECG)

Records the electrical activity of the heart. A clinician interprets the tracing.

Transcranial Doppler ultrasound

Uses sound waves to examine the named body area. The clinician explains findings and any follow-up.

Thyroid, parathyroid and cervical lymph-node ultrasound

Uses sound waves to examine the named body area. The clinician explains findings and any follow-up.

Dual-energy X-ray bone-density assessment (DXA)

Produces images using X-rays. The clinician checks suitability and interprets the findings.

Abdomen, liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, urinary tract ultrasound

Uses sound waves to examine the named body area. The clinician explains findings and any follow-up.

Urinary tract, prostate ultrasound

Uses sound waves to examine the named body area. The clinician explains findings and any follow-up.

Low-dose chest CT

Produces images using X-rays. The clinician checks suitability and interprets the findings.

Eye examination

An examination or measurement by the clinical team; findings guide any further assessment.

Intraocular pressure measurement

An examination or measurement by the clinical team; findings guide any further assessment.

Optical coherence tomography (OCT)

Measures the named specimen or marker. Ask the clinician how the result applies to your history and whether follow-up is needed.

Ear, nose and throat examination

An examination or measurement by the clinical team; findings guide any further assessment.

Lipid panel (4 components) and high-sensitivity C-reactive protein

Measures blood fats used by clinicians when assessing cardiovascular risk.

A clear price and a named location

USD per person for the listed examinations, appointment coordination, English checkup accompaniment and Chinese–English reports. English accompaniment is included for visits through December 31, 2026; arrangements for later visits are confirmed before payment.

Routine checkups take 2–3.5 hours and bilingual report delivery dates are confirmed for your package before payment. MRI and endoscopy require separate appointments; their preparation, appointment and any separate report or pathology timing are confirmed in writing. Travel, treatment, extra consultations, additional tests and express services are outside the displayed package unless listed in your confirmation.

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Understand the tests named in this package

These guides explain matching scan, panel or component labels, their limits and booking questions. A component match does not establish a full panel or medical suitability.

Report-timing wording updated 21 October 2026. Confirm delivery dates for your selected package before payment; existing accepted quotations retain their agreed terms.