Bundled care, better value

Comprehensive executive-level annual workup. Adds HbA1c (3-month glycemic average), full lipid profile, broader kidney and liver panels, uric acid, and Anti-HCV to the standard APE. Designed for adults aged 35+ or those with cardiovascular risk factors.

Required by many Philippine LGUs as part of the marriage-license process. Covers blood typing, infectious-disease screening (HIV, syphilis via RPR, hepatitis B), CBC, and urinalysis. Confidential reporting — results released only to the person tested.

First-trimester baseline workup for newly pregnant patients. Covers maternal blood work, blood typing, basic chemistry, infectious-disease screening (HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B), and the full TORCH panel for in-utero infection risk (Toxoplasma, CMV, Rubella, HSV).

Standard diabetes monitoring panel — current glucose (FBS), 3-month glycemic average (HbA1c), cardiovascular risk (lipid profile), early kidney-damage screening (microalbumin), and baseline kidney function (BUN, creatinine). Recommended every 3-6 months for diabetic patients.

Cardiovascular risk profile combining lipid profile, blood-sugar markers (FBS, HbA1c), an inflammation marker (high-sensitivity CRP), and a cardiac marker (Troponin I qualitative). Recommended for adults 40+, smokers, or those with family history of heart disease.

Standard liver-function workup. Measures enzyme leakage (SGOT, SGPT, ALP, GGTP), bilirubin clearance, total protein with A/G ratio, and albumin. Useful for hepatitis follow-up, statin monitoring, or alcohol-use evaluation.

Full thyroid workup. Includes stimulating hormone (TSH), thyroid hormones (T3, T4, FT3, FT4), and thyroid auto-antibodies (anti-TPO) for autoimmune evaluation. Used to diagnose hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, or Hashimoto's thyroiditis.

Five common tumor markers for women aged 40+ — ovarian (CA 125), breast (CA 15-3), colorectal (CEA), and liver (AFP) — plus a Pap smear reading. Tumor markers are NOT diagnostic on their own; elevated levels prompt further investigation. We strongly recommend pairing this panel with a physician consultation.

Five common tumor markers for men aged 50+ — prostate (PSA + Free/Total PSA), colorectal (CEA), liver (AFP), and pancreatic (CA 19-9). Tumor markers are NOT diagnostic on their own; elevated levels prompt further investigation. We strongly recommend pairing this panel with a physician consultation.