Describe changes in your health
Tell us when the changes started, when they affect you and how much they interfere with daily life. Previous checkup results or results from other clinics can help the physician assess your condition.
How this differs from insured care
The services considered under insured or self-pay care depend on your symptoms and the purpose of testing. Confirm the category of care and fees at the visit.
Using results to plan next steps
We review the results alongside your symptoms when considering lifestyle changes, repeat testing or consultation with a specialist.
What to discuss before testing
Fatigue, changes in how you feel and menopause-related concerns can leave you wondering whether you need tests. Start by noting what changed, when it began and how much it affects your daily life.
If you are considering a test, ask what it would check and how the result would inform next steps. Current treatment, medicines and previous test results can also help the physician assess your health.
| What to note | Details to include |
|---|---|
| Timing | When it started, whether it continues and whether it recurs |
| When | Time of day and when it affects work or daily life |
| What you have done so far | Clinics you have visited, medicines you take and previous tests |
| What you would like to discuss | Your main concern and any questions about fees or the category of care |
Precautions and risks
A test alone may not establish the cause of symptoms. If you are receiving treatment, bring your medication record and do not stop medicines on your own.
This is an overview. Please consider a treatment or test after receiving an explanation specific to your care.
Fees and conditions
Current conditions are being confirmed
Current availability, products or equipment used, fees including tax, and usual duration and number of sessions are still being confirmed. This page alone does not enable you to apply for the service.
When the service details are confirmed, we will also explain any additional consultation or testing fees, main side effects and approval status.
What to check before your consultation
- Should I see a general internist first?
- Can I take the test while taking medication?
- How does this differ from insured care?
Write down your questions and bring them with your medication record and previous test results.
How to ask about this service