An employee makes an appointment for a health checkup through our Web portal. Blood and urine samples are collected from their home. Within 48 working hours, they receive a Diagnostic Report via email. Employees receive this health check-up for CBC With ESR Lipid Profile, Liver Profile, Renal profile, Urine Routine, Cost @ 400 Rs.
Employees (or their families) are also eligible for dental and vision screenings. Through our portal, your employees can find the nearest center, download the coupon, and get the checkup done for free.
Each employee will receive an email containing a link to a 10-minute health risk assessment test. Employees fill out details about their lifestyle choices and health parameters from the diagnostic report. Employees' health risks are assessed, and a detailed report is provided with Health Scores.
An online doctor consultation is provided to employees in response to their health test report and suggestions offered on how the Health Scores can be improved. Further, based on the doctor's consultation and severity of the health condition, employees will be referred to specialists or sent for a drill-down diagnostic test.
Numerous diseases can be controlled with nutritional counseling. A nutrition counseling session occurs in a two-way interaction between an employee and a nutritionist where they define nutritional problems, needs, and goals, discuss how to achieve them, and decide on future steps. Employees will learn information about nutrition's impact on their health status as well as practical strategies for meeting nutritional needs.
Providing insight into organizational health through an organizational health report. Health parameters are analyzed in detail before drafting the report. By understanding employees' health and behavior, management can manage organizational health rigorously, increase productivity, reduce absenteeism, and grow business.
Health screenings help detect diseases early and reduce the risk of developing them. Employees can avoid further risk & improve their health by finding out their internal health status Unhealthy behaviors—-Health Risk—--chronic health disease—--Health care cost (claims)
Yes! It is better to prevent an illness rather than have to treat one. Checkups are essential to this end. You can reduce your risk of chronic and life-threatening diseases by regularly evaluating your risk factors, screening for diseases, and evaluating your lifestyle habits.
We recommend biometric tests (Hba1c and total cholesterol) These are required to do a health risk assessment. Depending on the result of HRA, a drill-down test can be suggested.
Most organizations predetermine the parameters. We can, however, work with an HR representative and design a package based on the organization's budget.
That's easy! Use our online booking system.
Most definitely! The appointment can be rescheduled via the portal.
It is possible! Making payment online allows you to book it for your loved ones.
Our team will upload it to the portal once the reports are generated.
The reports are uploaded to the portal within 24-48 working hours of being generated. However, there are only a few tests that may take longer.
Certain types of cancer and cardiovascular diseases can be inherited. You may be at greater risk for these diseases if you have a close relative who has/had these diseases. Screenings may help you prevent these diseases.
Screening for various health conditions involves different tests. In addition to complete blood count, cholesterol, ECG, thyroid profile, liver profile and sugar, other tests are also performed. According to your age, gender, and family history and existing conditions, other tests may be recommended to you, like mammograms and CT scans.
Business expenses can be incurred due to employee absences and sick leave. Employers will not have to spend money or time looking for replacement staff or benefiting from sick leave. As a result, your organization will have a more positive culture, which will translate into fewer sick days among your workforce.
Make sure you have followed the recommendations provided to you as certain screenings may require you to fast 12 hours before the screening.
An individual's health status, risks, and habits are assessed through a health risk assessment, which often includes biometric testing. Alone, an HRA can do little to improve health or cut costs.
HRA typically includes the following:
Certain basic blood tests results
Questions related to lifestyle
Individualized feedback on improvement areas in the report
It takes less than 5 minutes to complete an HRA
An online doctor consultation and nutrition consultation is provided in response to their health test report and suggestions offered on how the Health Scores can be improved. Further, based on the doctor's consultation and severity of the health condition, you will be referred to specialists or sent for a drill-down diagnostic test.
Individuals become more aware of their habits and behaviors after taking the assessment. Consequently, they tend to adopt healthier habits. HRAs can provide employees with recommendations that encourage them to make positive lifestyle changes. Healthy diets and regular exercise ultimately boost productivity and decrease absenteeism, since people who eat healthy food and exercise regularly perform better at work and are less likely to miss work.
An organization's health is a reflection of its employees' health. It gives context to employees' behavior and provides ways to manage organizational health rigorously, promote a culture of wellbeing, increase productivity, reduce absenteeism, and grow business.
A nutritionist is an expert in the use of food and nutrition as means of promoting health and managing diseases. He/she advises on what to eat in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle or achieve a specific health goal. The majority of nutritionists work in hospitals, nursing homes, long-term care facilities, or medical offices.
As a key intervention to manage malnutrition in older adults, nutrition counseling has also proven effective in many chronic health conditions. Nutritional counseling has been regarded as the first line approach for the management of noncommunicable diseases and symptoms of different clinical conditions because dietary modification can have a major impact on biomarkers of these conditions.
Nutritional counseling has various benefits, including:
Healthier and better lifestyle and food choices
Increased concentration
A boost in energy
Better immunity
Enhanced sleep quality
Emotions are less extreme
Life expectancy could increase
Lower risk of disorders and disease
Here are few diseases that can be prevented by nutritional counseling:
Cardiovascular diseases
Metabolic disorders
Obesity
Osteoporosis
Certain cancers
The term teleconsultation, also referred to as remote consultation or telehealth, refers to electronic interactions between a doctor and a patient intended to provide diagnostic or therapeutic advice.
Using teleconsultations can assist in triaging patients and reducing unnecessary emergency department visits. The use of scheduled teleconsultations allows the evaluation, monitoring, and follow-up of outpatients who don't require face-to-face meetings. By using teleconsultations, a number of critical clinical services, both prior to, and during, any public health emergency, can be provided regularly and uninterrupted.
Yes, these consultations are free of charge for employees and their dependents