The Check Up is a range of clinical tests and technology procedures with which you can evaluate your current health status, and thus take treatment actions that prevent or delay the presence of diseases that if not detected in time, may affect your quality of health and life.
Benefits of a check up
Check the Check up that we have available
Basic Checkup
It is a laboratory study package that offers a blood biometry, a general urine test and a 35-element blood chemistry.
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General Urine Exam (EGO)
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35-Element Blood Chemistry
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Hematic Biometry
Breast Cancer Checkup
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women. Symptoms of Breast Cancer:
Checkup Prostate Cancer
According to the Ministry of Health, four out of ten Mexicans have health problems Hypertension.
Every hour, ten Mexicans die from myocardial infarctions. Four out of ten Mexicans have undiagnosed heart problems. Preventative measures and a healthy lifestyle can reduce the risk.
Complete checkup cardiological
This test has the characteristic of being a very complete evaluation of your heart’s health.
Only in examinations of this type is it possible in a timely manner, early, to detect their presence and implement measures for their correction.
Complete history based on questions and body examination looking for organic changes and pathological states as well as the presence of “invisible enemy” ailments such as: hypertension, diabetes, levels of cholesterol and uric acid in order to prevent irreversible organic damage.
How is this study performed?
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Once a year from the age of 40.
Lung Checkup
Lung cancer is the fifth leading cause of death among Mexicans.
Spirometry
Lung cancer is tested with the use of a spirometer which measures air flow. By measuring the amount of air exhaled and the speed of breathing, a wide range of lung diseases can be detected.
In a spirometry test one is seated while breathing into a mouthpiece that is connected to an instrument called a spirometer which records the amount and frequency of inhaled and exhaled air over a period of time.
Lung volume measurement can be done in two ways:
Plethysmography is the most accurate. The patient sits in a closed transparent box that looks like a phone booth. The technician asks you to inhale and exhale in one nozzle. Pressure changes inside the case help determine pulmonary volume.
Lung volume can also be measured when you breathe helium or nitrogen gas through a tube for a certain period of time. The gas concentration is measured in a camera attached to tube to calculate lung volume.
Exam preparation
Do not eat heavy meals before the exam.
Don’t smoke for four to six hours before the exam. You may need to inhale medicine before or during the exam.
Reasons for Lung Checkup
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Annually.
Silver Checkup
Uniquely offered by WeCare, the Silver Checkup includes more than its traditional counterparts at a competitive price.
The Silver Checkup is an integrated examination, including imaging of the thorax and full abdomen from the base of the neck to the pelvis, and complemented by laboratory tests, vital sign measurements and a complete medical examination.
Chest and Abdomen Imaging
Allows viewing of:
Additional Imaging for Women
Performed by a specialist in Preventive Medicine
Dermatological review, orthopedic examination, fundus and intraocular pressure, ear and tonal audiometry, laryngological assessment, neurological and lymph nodes examination, pneumological, cardiovascular, and abdominal auscultation, preparation of clinic history and interpretation of results. The Smoking Habit and Coronary Risk Assessment by the American Heart Association is also completed.
35-Element Blood Chemistry
Glucose, Creatinine, Ureic Nitrogen (BUN) and Nitrogen / Creatinine Ratio, Uric Acid, Amylase, Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, VLDL, Triglycerides and Atherogenic Index, Protein Totals, Albumin – Globulins and A / G Ratio, Indirect and Direct Bilirubin, Glutamic Pyruvic Transaminases (ALT / TGP), Oxalacetic (AST / TGO), Alkaline Phosphatase and Glutamyl Transpeptidase (GGT), Lactic Dehydrogenase (DHL / LDH), Iron and Electrolytes (Phosphate and Calcium).
Laboratory Tests
Special tests for the monitoring of cardiovascular risks include: CRP-Cardiac
Cabinet Tests
Gold Checkup
Our most requested checkup by major corporations. Ideal for executives.
The Gold Checkup includes imaging of the thorax and abdomen covering all organs from the base of the neck to the pelvis. It is complemented by laboratory tests, vital sign measurements and a complete medical examination.
Chest and Abdomen Imaging
Allows viewing of:
Additional Imaging for Women
Performed by a specialist in Preventive Medicine
Dermatological review, orthopedic examination, fundus and intraocular pressure, ear and tonal audiometry, laryngological assessment, neurological and lymph nodes examination, pneumological, cardiovascular, and abdominal auscultation, preparation of clinic history and interpretation of results. The Smoking Habit and Coronary Risk Assessment by the American Heart Association is also completed.
35-Element Blood Chemistry
Glucose, Creatinine, Ureic Nitrogen (BUN) and Nitrogen / Creatinine Ratio, Uric Acid, Amylase, Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, VLDL, Triglycerides and Atherogenic Index, Protein Totals, Albumin – Globulins and A / G Ratio, Indirect and Direct Bilirubin, Glutamic Pyruvic Transaminases (ALT / TGP) and Oxalacetic (AST / TGO), Alkaline Phosphatase and Glutamyl Transpeptidase (GGT), Lactic Dehydrogenase (DHL / LDH), Iron and Electrolytes (Phosphate and Calcium).
Laboratory Tests
Cabinet Tests
Platinum Checkup
For those who expect the best. The most thorough checkup in Mexico.
The Platinum Checkup covers head-to-pelvic imaging, including all organs. It is complemented by laboratory tests, vital sign measurements and a complete medical examination.
Head to pelvis imaging
Allows viewing of:
Additional Imaging for Women
Performed by a specialist in Preventive Medicine
Dermatological review, orthopedic examination, fundus and intraocular pressure, ear and tonal audiometry, laryngological assessment, neurological and lymph nodes examination, pneumological, cardiovascular, and abdominal auscultation, preparation of clinic history and interpretation of results. The Smoking Habit and Coronary Risk Assessment by the American Heart Association is also completed.
35-Element Blood Chemistry
Glucose, Creatinine, Ureic Nitrogen (BUN) and Nitrogen / Creatinine Ratio, Uric Acid, Amylase, Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, VLDL, Triglycerides and Atherogenic Index, Protein Totals, Albumin – Globulins and A / G Ratio, Total, Indirect and Direct Bilirubin, Glutamic Pyruvic Transaminases (ALT / TGP) and Oxalacetic (AST / TGO), Alkaline Phosphatase and Range Glutamyl Transpeptidase (GGT), Lactic Dehydrogenase (DHL / LDH), Iron and Electrolytes (Phosphate and Calcium).
Laboratory Tests
Cabinet Tests
