On a personal level
Taking time to assess your health, identifying risk factors and acting earlier when necessary.

Check-Up Department
Assess risk factors and screen according to your medical profile.
Preventive medicine at the heart of your health.
Feeling healthy does not always mean that there is no risk. Some diseases can progress for a long time with few or no symptoms. An assessment adapted to age, sex, medical history and lifestyle makes it possible to identify risk factors, check essential parameters and guide further tests when relevant.
The Check-Up does not replace a targeted medical consultation. It is part of a preventive approach and must be built around the individual profile and the doctor’s recommendations.
Taking time to assess your health, identifying risk factors and acting earlier when necessary.
Looking after your health helps you remain independent and available for your loved ones.
Prevention can contribute to better continuity at work by limiting avoidable complications and encouraging the follow-up of risk factors.
Relevant screening and early treatment can help reduce the burden of certain complications, while avoiding unnecessary tests.
The Check-Up Department groups tests together to make the pathway as short as possible, depending on the programme chosen, availability and the tests required. The aim is to combine the steps smoothly while preserving the medical time needed to interpret the results.
To organise your Check-Up: Mr Soufiane SAOURA, General Manager, on +212 661 47 70 01.
The content of an assessment must be individualised. A test that is useful for one person may not be useful for another. The doctor decides on the appropriate investigations after an interview and an assessment of the profile.
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.