Vital Check-Up

An entry-level preventive screening covering 33 biomarkers across blood count, lipid metabolism, liver and kidney function, glucose regulation, and inflammatory markers. The package includes a complete blood count, lipid profile, HsCRP, HbA1c, fasting glucose, Vitamin D3, uric acid, and calcium levels, with a physician review of results.

The Vital Check-Up at DNA Health & Wellness is designed as a focused baseline screening that evaluates the most commonly flagged markers in preventive medicine. With 33 biomarkers, it covers the essential systems without the depth of the clinic's higher-tier packages, making it suited to younger adults establishing a health baseline or anyone wanting a quick annual snapshot. The blood panel begins with a complete blood count, assessing red cells, white cells, haemoglobin, haematocrit, and platelet levels. These values reveal anaemia, infection risk, and basic immune function. The lipid profile measures total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, and triglycerides, providing a cardiovascular risk picture that forms the basis of dietary and lifestyle recommendations. Liver function markers — including ALT, AST, and GGT — flag early signs of hepatic stress from alcohol, medication, or metabolic causes. Kidney health is evaluated through creatinine and estimated GFR. A fasting glucose reading paired with HbA1c gives both a point-in-time blood sugar measurement and a three-month average, catching pre-diabetic patterns that a single glucose test might miss. HsCRP is included as a systemic inflammation marker, which has gained prominence in cardiovascular risk stratification beyond traditional lipid readings. Vitamin D3 is measured because deficiency is widespread in the Gulf region despite abundant sunshine, often due to indoor lifestyle patterns and sun avoidance during peak hours. Uric acid and calcium round out the panel, screening for gout risk and parathyroid or bone metabolism concerns. All results are reviewed in a physician consultation that walks through each finding, explains reference ranges in context, and flags any values warranting follow-up. The full appointment typically runs about an hour from check-in through the blood draw and consultation.