Check-up

Difference from clinical examination

Both methods are aimed at early detection of diseases and prevention of their development. However, there are a number of important differences between them.

Target audience

Medical examination is aimed at the entire population and is paid for by the state. This means that it is intended for all citizens, regardless of their age, gender or health status.

Check-up is carried out in commercial clinics and is paid for by the patient himself.

Personalization

Medical examination assumes that all patients undergo the same set of tests. The check-up includes the most modern diagnostic methods and takes into account the individual characteristics of each patient’s body.

Flexibility

Medical examination cannot quickly adapt to modern evidence-based medicine. Check-up, on the contrary, is able to quickly adapt to new scientific discoveries and include the most effective and relevant diagnostic methods.

Check-up process at the K+31 clinic

Where can I get a full medical examination of my body? You can receive this service at our clinic. Here's how the procedure usually goes:

• Initial appointment with a therapist. The check-up examination begins with a consultation with a therapist. The doctor performs a general examination, reviews your medical history, and discusses your symptoms.
• Consultations of highly specialized doctors. After examination and questioning, the therapist refers the patient to an appointment with a cardiologist, endocrinologist, gastroenterologist, urologist, or oncologist. These specialists will conduct a more detailed examination of the body.
• Laboratory research. They play a key role in the complete check-up of the body. This should include general clinical, biochemical, hematological, immunological and molecular genetic tests. They help doctors obtain detailed information about health at the cellular level.
• Functional diagnostics. It includes various tests that help assess the functioning of various body systems (ECG, stress tests, spirometry, 24-hour blood pressure monitoring).
• Ultrasound diagnostics, MRI and CT. Using these methods, doctors obtain detailed images of internal organs and structures.
• Endoscopic diagnosis (gastroduodenoscopy, colonoscopy or bronchoscopy). These procedures allow doctors to examine internal organs and tissues directly.
• Radiation diagnostics (radiography and densitometry). Used to study the condition of bones, joints and some internal organs. This helps doctors identify fractures, tumors and many other pathologies.
• Consultation and discussion of results. After completing all the studies, the doctor discusses the results with the patient and gives special recommendations. If necessary, the specialist refers the client for additional research.

The entire process of a complete body check-up in Moscow is organized in such a way as to provide patients with maximum comfort. All research is carried out in one place. Accuracy and reliability of results is ensured by modern equipment.

How to sign up for a check-up at the K+31 clinic

Signing up for a body check-up in Moscow is possible in two ways: online or by phone. You can find out how much a full body examination costs in Moscow from the clinic manager.