Apollo Prime Health Plan

This package is also known as the Full Body Checkup, Apollo Ayush Basic, Xpert Health Check-Basic, and Apollo Health Check-Basic. This package promises a comprehensive assessment including multiple tests mainly focusing on your thyroid, urine, lipid, blood and renal health. Apollo Prime Health Plan can help determine early diagnosis of possible health issues and interventions required to keep your health at its prime.

Note: These packages include blood/urine tests only (as applicable) & are suitable for Home Collection. All test results must be interpreted in a clinical context by your treating doctor. Radiology and other scans are not included in these packages. For radiology investigations, please visit your nearest Apollo Clinic or Apollo Hospital. T&C apply.

The top Apollo Prime Health Plan tests are available in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Gurgaon, Noida, Chennai.

Who Should Consider This Combo?

Apollo Prime Health Plan would be ideal for people experiencing the following symptoms:

Signs of urine infection such as painful or frequent urination
Foamy, bloody or cloudy urine
Sudden weight gain or loss
Swelling in the neck, face, hands, ankles, or feet
Slowed or fast heart rate
Fatigue or muscle weakness
Tremors
Feeling anxious or depressed
Chest or leg pain
Loss of appetite
Dry or itchy skin
Persistent or recurring fever

What tests are included in this Apollo Prime Health Plan?

The Apollo Prime Health Plan includes a list of 7 tests addressing your overall health. The following are mentioned below:

Test 1: Complete Urine Examination (CUE)

A complete urine examination is a diagnostic assessment that examines various components of your urine. This examination aims to aid in tracking and diagnosing various health conditions.

1. Physical Examination

This initial assessment helps in efficiently identifying potential abnormalities or underlying medical conditions.

Colour: Assesses the colour of urine, which can indicate hydration levels and potential health issues.
Transparency: Determines the clarity of urine, offering insights into hydration status and the presence of abnormal substances.
pH: Measures the acidity or alkalinity of urine, revealing metabolic imbalances or urinary tract infections.
Specific Gravity: Evaluates the concentration of urine, reflecting kidney function and hydration levels.

2. Biochemical Examination

Biochemical examination enables doctors to gain a comprehensive understanding of an individual's health through routine urine analysis tests, making it an integral part of any complete urine test.

3. Centrifuged Sediment Wet Mount & Microscopy

This procedure assists in observing and analysing any unusual components within urine samples.

Pus cells: Recognises the presence of white blood cells in urine sediment, indicating inflammation or infection.
Epithelial cells: Identifies epithelial cells shed from the urinary tract, which may indicate inflammation or injury.
RBC: Identifies the presence of red blood cells in urine sediment, which may indicate bleeding in the urinary tract.
Casts: Detects the presence of casts, cylindrical structures formed in the kidney tubules that may indicate kidney disease.
Crystals: Identifies crystalline structures in urine sediment, offering insights into kidney stone formation or metabolic disorders.

These tests are frequently included in the complete urine examination and are part of the urine routine test, aiding doctors in identifying potential health complications.

Test 2: Thyroid Profile (Total T3, Total T4, TSH)

This test determines the health of the thyroid gland by measuring three pivotal hormones produced by the thyroid gland: Triiodothyronine (T3), Thyroxine (T4) and Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH).

Test 3: Lipid Profile

The lipid profile evaluates the cholesterol levels to assess the risk of cardiovascular conditions such as heart disease and stroke.

Total cholesterol: Measures the overall cholesterol content in the blood, encompassing both HDL and LDL cholesterol
Triglycerides - serum: Assesses the level of circulating fats in the blood, underscoring the potential risk for heart disease.
HDL cholesterol - serum: Determines the level of "good" cholesterol, which plays a key role in eliminating "bad" cholesterol from the blood and promoting heart health
Non-HDL cholesterol: Measured by subtracting HDL cholesterol from total cholesterol, providing valuable insights about overall cardiovascular risk
LDL cholesterol: Assesses the levels of "bad" cholesterol, a major contributor to the formation of arterial plaque and the risk of cardiovascular disease
VLDL cholesterol: Measures the levels of very low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, carrying triglycerides and contributing to atherosclerosis (plaque formation) in arteries.
Chol / HDL ratio: Calculates the ratio of total cholesterol to HDL cholesterol, a valuable metric for overall heart health.

Test 4: Liver Function Test

The test measures various markers to assess liver health and function to diagnose liver diseases or monitor liver function.

Bilirubin, total - serum: Measures the total amount of bilirubin in the bloodstream, which can indicate liver and bile duct health
Bilirubin conjugated (Direct) - serum: Determines the levels of direct bilirubin, which indicates the portion of bilirubin processed by the liver
Bilirubin (Indirect): Measures the level of indirect bilirubin, representing the portion of bilirubin that has not been processed by the liver
Alanine Aminotransferase (ALT/SGPT), serum: Evaluates the level of ALT enzyme in the blood, indicating liver function and potential liver damage
Aspartate Aminotransferase (AST/SGOT), serum: Assesses the level of AST enzyme in the blood, providing insight into liver, heart, and muscle health
Alkaline Phosphatase - serum: Measures the level of alkaline phosphatase enzyme in the blood, which can indicate liver or bone disorders
Protein, Total - serum: Determines the total amount of protein in the bloodstream, which is essential for various bodily functions
Albumin - serum: Evaluates the level of albumin, a protein synthesised by the liver that helps maintain blood volume and regulate osmotic pressure
Globulin: Assesses the level of globulin, a group of proteins in the blood that includes antibodies and plays a role in immune function
A/G Ratio: Calculates the ratio of albumin to globulin, providing insight into liver and kidney function, as well as immune health

Test 5: Renal/Kidney Function Test (RFT/KFT)

It involves tests that help assess kidney function or detect kidney disease.

Creatinine, serum: Measures the level of creatinine in the blood, indicating kidney function
Urea: Evaluates the concentration of urea nitrogen in the blood, reflecting kidney function and protein metabolism
Blood Urea Nitrogen: Assesses the amount of nitrogen in the blood that comes from the waste product urea, indicating kidney function
Uric Acid - serum: Determines the level of uric acid in the blood, which can be a marker for conditions such as gout or kidney disease

Test 6: Glucose, Fasting

A fasting glucose test measures the blood glucose levels after an overnight fast (10 to 12 hours).

Test 7: Complete Blood Count (CBC)

Assesses overall blood health to detect anaemia, infections, and other blood disorders.

Haemoglobin (Hb): Measures the concentration of oxygen-carrying protein in red blood cells
PCV (Packed Cell Volume): Indicates the proportion of blood volume occupied by red blood cells
RBC Count (Red Blood Cell Count): Measures the number of red blood cells per volume of blood
MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume): Reflects the average volume of red blood cells
MCH (Mean Corpuscular Haemoglobin): Determines the average amount of haemoglobin per red blood cell
MCHC (Mean Corpuscular Haemoglobin Concentration): Indicates the concentration of haemoglobin in red blood cells
RDW (Red cell distribution width): Assesses the variation in size of red blood cells
TLC (Total Leukocyte Count), DLC (Differential Leukocyte Count), ALC (Absolute Leukocyte Count): Evaluate the total number, differential number, absolute number and types of white blood cells and platelet count present in a blood sample

Why is the Apollo Prime Health Plan beneficial?

Apollo Prime Health Plan brings several benefits such as:

Economical: As compared to booking each test individually, this plan is cost-effective as various tests are combined into a single, reasonably priced package.
Effortless: This holistic plan by Apollo 24|7 is less time-consuming and more effective as compared to single tests.
Hassle-free: This package requires single blood drawn for multiple tests which makes it more efficient.
Comprehensive Care: The plan promises different body organs checked with just one package.

How to book the Apollo Prime Health plan on Apollo 24|7?

Book the Apollo Prime Health Plan on Apollo 24|7 as follows:

Visit Apollo 24|7 Website or App: Start by visiting the official Apollo 24|7 website or downloading their app on your smartphone.
Search for the Test: On reaching the homepage, locate the search box, typically at the top of the page. Type in "Apollo Prime Health Plan". This will take you directly to the relevant page.
Select Your Preferred Time and Location: Once you're on the Apollo Prime Health Plan page, you'll be presented with options to select a suitable time slot and location for your test procedure. You can also utilise the "near me" feature to find nearby options.
Complete Your Booking: After selecting your preferred time and location, proceed to provide all necessary details to finalise your booking.
Wait for Confirmation: The final step involves waiting for a confirmation message from Apollo 24|7, confirming that your booking for the Apollo Prime Health Plan has been successfully processed.

Once booked, a healthcare professional will arrive at your chosen location and collect the sample. Your results will be available on the Apollo 24|7 platform. Post getting the report you can consult a doctor through the application, if necessary, for an in-depth interpretation.

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