Whole Body Checkup in Delhi — Every Organ System, One Written Report
A whole body checkup is only useful when a physician actually reads it with you. Dr. Sanjay Sachdev's whole body checkup in South Delhi screens metabolic, cardiovascular, liver, kidney, thyroid, nutritional and cancer risks — followed by a 45–60 minute consultation and a signed written report with a 12-month plan.
Six domains, no shortcuts: metabolic (fasting glucose, HbA1c, lipid profile, thyroid panel, uric acid); organ function (liver enzymes, kidney function with eGFR, CBC, urine routine); nutrition (vitamin D, vitamin B12, iron, ferritin); cardiovascular (BP, ECG, and where indicated 2D echo, TMT or CT coronary calcium score); imaging (abdominal ultrasound; chest X-ray when clinically indicated); and age-appropriate cancer screening (mammography, Pap smear, PSA, faecal occult blood or colonoscopy referral).
Whole body checkup for men
Men aged 35–55 usually add a cardiac stress test (TMT) or CT coronary calcium score, fasting insulin with HbA1c (for insulin resistance), liver ultrasound (fatty liver is present in ~40%), uric acid, and PSA after 50. The three findings we most often catch: silent hypertension, fatty liver and prediabetes — all reversible if caught early.
Whole body checkup for women
Women's checkups include everything above plus a gynaecological history, breast examination, breast ultrasound or mammography (age-appropriate), Pap smear referral, iron studies, detailed thyroid, and a bone health review after 45. PCOS, thyroid disease and iron-deficiency anaemia are the three most commonly missed findings.
Whole body checkup vs full body checkup vs master health checkup
The names are marketing labels; the content overlaps. Dr. Sachdev's version differs on one point: a real doctor sits with you for 45–60 minutes, reads every value against your history and family risk, and writes a signed action plan. A lab bundle without that is a stack of PDFs — useful only if you can read them yourself.
Home sample collection and scheduling
Bloods and urine are collected at home across South Delhi and Noida — a morning slot between 6:30 and 8:30 AM. ECG and abdominal ultrasound are done at the clinic or partner centre. The physician consultation and written report review is scheduled 3–5 days later at Friends Colony East or Maharani Bagh Community Centre. Total time investment: two visits, roughly one week.
Your written whole body checkup report
One physician-signed document: a dashboard of every key number, a domain-by-domain risk read (heart, metabolic, liver, kidney, thyroid, cancer, nutrition), a specific action list (start, stop, repeat, follow-up), and a 12-month recall calendar. Raw lab PDFs are attached as an appendix. It should be readable by you, your GP, your cardiologist — anyone.
Frequently asked
7 answers
What is a whole body checkup and what does it include?+
A whole body checkup is a structured, physician-led screening of every major organ system: metabolic (fasting glucose, HbA1c, lipid profile, thyroid, uric acid), organ function (liver, kidney, CBC, urine), nutrition (vitamin D, B12, iron, ferritin), cardiovascular (BP, ECG, and where indicated 2D echo, TMT or CT calcium score), imaging (abdominal ultrasound), and age-appropriate cancer screening. Every result is interpreted by Dr. Sachdev in a 45–60 minute consultation, followed by a signed written report and a 12-month plan.
Is whole body checkup the same as full body checkup?+
Yes — whole body checkup, full body checkup, full body health checkup and master health checkup all describe the same idea: a comprehensive screening of the major organ systems. Different labs and hospitals use different names for marketing; the medical content is broadly the same. What differs is whether an actual doctor sits with you afterwards to explain the results — which is the entire point of the checkup.
How much does a whole body checkup cost in South Delhi?+
A doctor-led whole body checkup in South Delhi typically costs ₹6,000–₹15,000 depending on age, sex, cardiac add-ons and cancer screening. We share an itemised quote before any test is drawn — see the full body checkup price page for detailed ranges.
How often should I get a whole body checkup?+
Annually after age 40. Every two years between 30 and 40 if you have no risk factors. Yearly at any age if you have diabetes, hypertension, obesity, thyroid disease, fatty liver, a smoking history, or a strong family history of heart disease or cancer.
Is whole body checkup near me available with home sample collection?+
Yes — home sample collection is available across South Delhi (Friends Colony, New Friends Colony, Maharani Bagh, Defence Colony, GK, Lajpat Nagar, Kalkaji, Saket) and Noida. Imaging and ECG are done at the clinic or a partner centre; the physician consultation is at Friends Colony East (C-58) or Maharani Bagh Community Centre.
Do I need to fast before a whole body checkup?+
Yes — a 10–12 hour overnight fast is required for accurate fasting glucose, lipid profile and liver function tests. Water and essential medications (like blood pressure tablets) are allowed. We share a WhatsApp checklist the day before.
What's the difference between a whole body checkup and an executive checkup?+
A whole body checkup screens the essentials. An executive health checkup is a deeper, physician-led version with a longer consultation, cardiac stress testing where indicated, detailed cancer screening, and a 12-month written prevention plan aimed at senior professionals. Both end with a signed report from Dr. Sachdev.