Executive Health Screening

A mid-tier screening package that expands well beyond basic blood work to include chest X-ray, abdominal ultrasound, resting ECG, treadmill stress test, and cancer screening markers. The Executive tier is structured for working professionals who want imaging and cardiac assessment alongside comprehensive laboratory panels, delivered within a half-day appointment at Raffles Hospital.

The Executive Health Screening at Raffles Health represents the threshold where screening moves from laboratory-only assessment into multi-system diagnostic imaging. It is designed for professionals in their 40s and above, or for anyone with cardiovascular risk factors, a family history of cancer, or a desire for a more thorough annual evaluation than basic blood work alone can provide. The laboratory component is substantially broader than the Classic tier. Beyond the standard lipid panel, glucose, full blood count, and liver and kidney function, the Executive package adds thyroid function testing, uric acid, hepatitis B surface antigen and antibody screening, and gender-specific tumour markers. For men, PSA (prostate-specific antigen) is included as a prostate cancer screening tool. For women, the package may include CA-125 and other gynaecological markers depending on the current protocol. Imaging begins with a chest X-ray for lung, cardiac, and mediastinal evaluation. An abdominal ultrasound examines the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, pancreas, and spleen for masses, cysts, fatty infiltration, and gallstones. A resting 12-lead ECG screens for arrhythmias and conduction abnormalities, and a treadmill stress test evaluates cardiac performance under exertion, measuring exercise tolerance and identifying ischaemic changes that may not appear at rest. The appointment runs approximately three hours. The structured flow moves patients through registration, fasting blood draw, imaging stations, the stress test, and a physician consultation. Results from blood work that require laboratory processing are typically available within a few business days, at which point a follow-up consultation can be arranged. Imaging and ECG results are often discussed on the same day. Raffles Hospital's integrated structure means that any finding requiring specialist follow-up, whether a suspicious mass on ultrasound, an abnormal stress test, or an elevated tumour marker, can be escalated to the relevant department without the delays associated with external referrals. This continuity of care is one of the practical advantages of screening within a full-service hospital rather than a standalone clinic.