Gold
Women 81 / Men 80 testsA solid annual baseline for generally healthy adults.
RM599
RM830
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Comprehensive screening · Dietitian-led · Oval Damansara, Kuala Lumpur
Your results are reviewed one-to-one by our dietitian team,
Jaceme Chuah
and
Jess Yii
Full body health screening in Kuala Lumpur
A full body health screening, often called a full body check-up, gives you a complete picture of how your body is working, in a single visit. At HDC Medical, every comprehensive screening is dietitian-led : you don’t just get numbers, you get a one-hour report review that turns them into a practical plan.
Your results are reviewed one-to-one by our dietitian team,
Jaceme Chuah
and
Jess Yii
- ★ 4.8 on Google From 26 reviews
- From RM599 Gold, Platinum and Diamond
- 1-hour report review With personalised nutrition analysis
- Tue–Sat 10am–5pm, by appointment
What it covers
One visit, your whole picture
A full body health check in KL looks at the systems that matter most for long-term health, so potential health issues can be picked up early.
- Heart
- Kidneys
- Liver
- Metabolism
- Hormones
- Cancer markers
- Body composition
What’s included
What is included in a full body check-up
Our comprehensive health screening is built on blood work and a urine analysis, plus an InBody body-composition scan. It looks at kidney function, liver health, heart risk and blood sugar together, for a clear view of your overall health. This is what the Gold, Platinum and Diamond packages cover.
- Blood and nutrition: full blood count (full blood examination), iron and vitamin levels
- Kidney and liver function: renal panel and liver (FIB-4) assessment
- Heart and inflammation: lipid profile (your cholesterol tests) plus homocysteine, hs-CRP, LDH and ESR
- Diabetes and metabolism: HbA1c, blood glucose and metabolic markers, to check blood sugar control and diabetes risk
- Cancer markers: CEA, CA 19-9, AFP and gender-specific markers. These are screening markers only; they cannot diagnose or rule out cancer.
- Body composition: InBody muscle and fat analysis, plus urine analysis
- Dietitian review: a one-hour consultation that turns your results into an action plan
Our comprehensive screening packages
Full body health screening packages in KL
Three tiers. Pick your depth. Every package includes an in-depth 1-hour report review with personalised nutrition analysis and an InBody body-composition scan. Prices may change; please confirm when you book.
Platinum
Women 87 / Men 86 testsDeeper coverage if you are over 40 or managing risk factors.
RM899
RM1,165
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Diamond
Women 96 / Men 93 testsOur most comprehensive screening , for the fullest picture of your health.
RM1,399
RM2,330
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We are an appointment-based, dietitian-led screening centre: no hospital queues, and a real consultation to explain what your results mean. See the full test-by-test breakdown on our blood test packages page . Prefer a focused check first? Start with our heart health screening or cancer screening package .
Cost
How much is a full body check-up in Malaysia?
At HDC Medical, full body screening starts at RM599 for the Gold package (usual price RM830). Platinum is RM899 and Diamond is RM1,399. These are current promotional prices; please confirm when you book.
Across Malaysia, prices vary widely. The cost mainly depends on which lab tests are included, whether imaging is involved, and whether a proper consultation is built in. Every HDC package includes the one-to-one review and an InBody scan in the price. Our guide to blood test prices in Malaysia explains more.
Choosing
Which full body check-up is best for you?
There is no single best package. The right one depends on your age, family history and health concerns, not the tier name. A smaller panel that is properly explained often does more than a bigger one that is not.
| Your situation | Where to start |
|---|---|
| Generally healthy, wanting a yearly baseline | Gold: organ function, blood sugar, heart risk markers, vitamins and core cancer markers. |
| Over 40, or with risk factors such as high cholesterol, hypertension or a family history of heart disease or diabetes | Platinum: deeper coverage, including hormone markers and more cancer markers. |
| You want the most complete picture | Diamond: a full hormone panel, advanced thyroid, B12 and folate, and an IgE allergy screen. |
| A specific worry about your heart | Heart health screening |
| Keeping track of tumour markers over time | VIP Cancer Monitoring |
Not sure? WhatsApp us your age and main concern, and our team will help you choose. See also how to choose a health screening package .
Who it is for
Who should get a full body check-up, and how often?
Screening is most useful before you feel unwell. Common health problems such as raised blood sugar, high cholesterol and fatty liver often cause no symptoms at first.
- Under 30 and generally healthy: every two to three years is usually reasonable.
- 30 to 40: every one to two years, especially with a family history of diabetes or heart disease.
- Over 40: once a year, as metabolic and heart risk rises with age.
- Living with diabetes, hypertension or another chronic disease: follow the interval your doctor sets, which is often more frequent.
These are general guides from our article on what to expect at a medical check-up . Your own history may call for a different interval.
Good to know
What a comprehensive health screening can and cannot do
Screening is a preventive health tool. It can help detect early signs of common health conditions, such as diabetes and high cholesterol, and show you your health risks. It is not a diagnosis.
- It does not diagnose. Screening flags risk and prompts the next step. A diagnosis usually needs further, more specific tests.
- It cannot detect everything. Many cancers have no reliable blood marker, and tumour markers cannot diagnose or rule out cancer.
- A normal result is not a guarantee. It reflects your health on that day, which is why regular health screening matters.
- If something needs attention, we explain what your result means and when to see a doctor.
Before your visit
How to prepare for your health check-up
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Fast 8–12 hours
Fast for 8–12 hours before your appointment. Plain water is fine.
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Drink plain water
Plain water helps. Dehydration can make the blood draw harder and can affect kidney results.
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Keep taking your medicines
Keep taking regular medication unless you have been told otherwise. Bring a list of your medicines and supplements.
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Skip heavy exercise
Avoid intense exercise the day before. It can push some muscle and kidney markers up.
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Bring your records
Bring your ID and any previous results for comparison.
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Allow an hour
Allow around an hour for your dedicated report review.
On the day
How long it takes, and what happens after
Most packages take around 1 to 3 hours, depending on the tests included. Your visit at our Oval Damansara centre includes the blood draw, a urine sample and your InBody scan. Samples are processed by an accredited laboratory.
Routine results are usually ready within 24–72 hours; specialised panels may take longer. We then contact you to schedule your review.
In your one-hour review, our dietitian team goes through every result in plain language: what is in range, what is not, and what it can point to. You leave with a personalised food and lifestyle plan you can start on straight away.
Your dietitian team
Who goes through your results
Book a screening at our Kuala Lumpur clinic and your results come with a one-to-one review by this team, in plain language, with a plan to follow.
Jaceme Chuah
Co-Founder · Registered Dietitian
Over 8 years of clinical nutrition care and 2,000+ consultations. Jaceme built HDC’s dietitian-led review model.
- BSc (Hons) Dietetics with Nutrition, IMU
- IDF International Diabetes Educator
- HRD Corp Accredited Trainer
- Diabetes, kidney and metabolic nutrition
English · Mandarin · Malay · Hokkien
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Jess Yii Poh Kee
Clinical Dietitian · Functional Nutritionist
Australia-trained, with a friendly, practical style: personalised meal planning and habit change that fits real Malaysian lifestyles.
- BHSc Nutritional & Dietetic Medicine, Endeavour College, Australia
- Professional Qualification in Nutritional & Functional Medicine
- Clinical, metabolic and preventive nutrition
English · Chinese · Malay
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Questions
Full body check-up FAQ
What does a full body health screening include?
Blood and nutrition, kidney and liver function, heart and inflammation markers, diabetes and metabolism, cancer markers, InBody body composition with urinalysis, and a one-hour dietitian review of your results.
How much does it cost at HDC Medical?
From RM599 for Gold. Platinum is RM899 and Diamond is RM1,399, at current promotional prices. Prices may change; please confirm when you book.
Do men and women get different tests?
Yes. Gold, Platinum and Diamond each have a women’s and a men’s version, with gender-specific markers, such as CA 125 and CA 15-3 for women and PSA for men.
How do I prepare for my screening?
Fast for 8–12 hours (plain water is fine), bring your ID and any previous results, and allow around an hour for your report review.
Book your full body health screening in Kuala Lumpur
Book via our contact page or WhatsApp us, and we will confirm your package, timing and preparation steps. Unit 3A-08, Oval Damansara, 685 Jalan Damansara, 60000 Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday–Saturday, 10am–5pm. Phone/WhatsApp +60 11-2626 1586.
