
Why regular check-ups matter
- Early detection of disease when treatment is more effective
- Assessment of risk factors — blood pressure, cholesterol, sugar and BMI
- Tracking changes in your health over time
- Personalised advice on diet, exercise and stress
- Up-to-date health records
- Peace of mind
- Lower long-term costs by avoiding complicated treatment
These benefits are described by Smita Memorial Hospital's Health Check-Up Department, which offers multiple packages and screenings.
The Whole Body Check Up Plan — ₹5,999
Smita Memorial Hospital's Whole Body Check Up Plan includes:
- Blood tests: CBC, ESR, calcium, vitamin D, phosphorus, HBsAg card
- Urine routine analysis
- ECG and echo screening
- Chest X-ray (PA view)
- Ultrasound screening of the abdomen
- Pap smear
- Consultations: physician, surgical examination, gynaecologist, dental and diet
How often should you have one?
- Adults: generally once a year
- More often if you have diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease or a strong family history
- Women over 40: include breast screening (mammography) as advised
- Your doctor may add tests based on age and risk
How to prepare
- Follow the fasting instructions given for blood tests
- Drink water unless told otherwise
- Bring previous reports and a list of medicines
- Wear comfortable clothing
- Avoid heavy exercise and alcohol the day before
- Women: inform the team about pregnancy or periods, as some tests may be rescheduled
After the check-up
Results are reviewed in consultation. If any test is abnormal, the doctor will explain what it means and whether further tests or specialist review are needed — within the same hospital.
Tests by age: a general guide
- 20s and 30s — blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol at intervals, weight, and cervical screening for women
- 40s — add regular checks for diabetes and heart risk; mammography for women from 40
- 50s and above — more frequent monitoring of heart, kidney and bone health; bowel and prostate discussions with your doctor
- Any age — tests based on symptoms, family history and existing conditions
Your doctor will personalise this. The purpose of a package is to cover common essentials in one visit.
Understanding your report
Reports list results alongside reference ranges. A value slightly outside the range is not always a problem, and a normal result does not guarantee that everything is fine. The consultation after the check-up is where a doctor interprets your results together — so do not skip it.
- Ask which results need action and which only need monitoring
- Ask what lifestyle changes would make the biggest difference
- Agree when to repeat any abnormal test
- Keep reports year to year to compare
Special check-ups
Beyond general packages, specific screening may be recommended based on your needs — for example cardiac evaluation for people with heart risk factors, diabetic screening, or women's health checks. The Department of Cardiac Sciences at Smita Memorial Hospital lists exclusive cardiac health packages, and the Wellness Counselling Team (0486 220 0456) can help you choose.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a full body check-up at Smita Hospital?
The Whole Body Check Up Plan is ₹5,999. Other packages are available — call 0486 220 0456.
Do I need to fast?
Yes, for some blood tests. The team will give instructions when you book.
Are consultations included?
Yes. The Whole Body plan includes physician, surgical, gynaecology, dental and diet consultations.
How long does it take?
Plan for several hours for tests and consultations. The team will guide you on the day.
Sources
- Health Check Up Plan, smitahospital.com





