Cardiovascular history
High blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, smoking, obesity or family history may lead to a more thorough cardiovascular assessment.

Check-Up Department
A good check-up starts with your medical history.
The programme is built from your profile, medical history and risk factors.
The first step is to collect personal and family medical history, treatments, allergies, lifestyle habits, any symptoms and tests already performed. This analysis allows the doctor to select the investigations that are genuinely useful.
High blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, smoking, obesity or family history may lead to a more thorough cardiovascular assessment.
Family or personal history may justify targeted screening according to age, sex and medical recommendations.
Diabetes, thyroid disorders, excess weight or metabolic symptoms guide the laboratory tests.
A history of polyps, bleeding, inflammatory disease or persistent symptoms may justify a digestive investigation.
Age, menstrual cycles, pregnancy, menopause, and gynaecological and family history guide follow-up.
Diabetes, high blood pressure, age and a history of eye problems may require an eye examination.
The doctor proposes an individual programme. The results are then interpreted as a whole, to avoid isolated or irrelevant tests and, if necessary, to arrange an additional specialist consultation.
The information on this page is general and does not replace a doctor’s advice. The indication for a test is decided by the doctor after reviewing the file and examining the patient.
Send your request to the coordination team: the programme is adapted to your age, medical history and risk factors.