Das Vorsorgeangebot ist speziell durch das Phuket International Hospital auf Auslaender zugeschnitten und orientiert sich dabei an den Empfehlungen verschiedener internationaler Gremien.

Unser Programm zielt darauf ab:

• Gesundheitsrisiken zu entdecken, zu reduzieren und auszuschalten
• bestehende,bzw.potentielle Erkrankungen zu erkennen
• Ihr Wohlbefinden zu foerdern und
• eine prompte, qualifizierte und einfuehlsame Behandlung von Verletzungen und Erkrankungen herbeizufuehren.

Jedes einzelne Programm ist so flexibel, dass Sie gemaess Ihren eigenen Beduerfnissen und Wuenschen zusaetzliche Tests und Untersuchungen hinzufuegen koennen. Wenn Sie unsicher darueber sind, welches Programm oder welche Untersuchung Ihren Beduerfnissen entspricht, bitte wenden Sie sich an Ihren behandelnden Arzt oder an unsere Mitarbeiter.

Das Phuket International Hospital bietet drei verschiedene grundlegende Vorsorgeuntersuchungen an, das allgemeine Basisprogramm und jeweils ein spezielles Basisprogramm fuer Maenner und Frauen.

International wird bis zum Erreichen des vierzigsten Lebensjahres eine Vorsorgeuntersuchung alle drei Jahre empfohlen; alle zwei Jahren zwischen dem vierzigsten und dem fuenfzigsten Lebensjahr und jaehrlich nach Vollendung des fuenfzigsten Lebensjahres.

Basisprogramm.
Empfohlen fuer Erwachsene juenger als 40 Jahre. Kosten: 2,100 THB

• Vitalzeichen und koerperliche Untersuchung
• Radiologische Untersuchung
• Roentgen Thorax
• Labor
• Grosses Blutbild, Blutgruppe
• Blutzuckerbestimmung
• Nierenfunktion: Harnstoff, Kreatinin, Harnsaeure
• Fettstoffwechsel: Cholesterin, HDL, Triglyceride
• Leberfunktion: GOT, GPT, Alkalische Phosp
• Leberfunktion: Albumin,Globulin, Bilirubin
• Urinuntersuchung
• Koerperliche Untersuchung

Executive Male Program.
Recommended for adult males over 40 years. 9,100.- THB

• Vital Signs and Physical Examination and Physical consultation
• Chest X-ray
• Ultrasound Whole Abdomen
• Electrocardiogram (ECG)
• Exercise Stress Test (EST)
• Complete Blood Count (CBC)
• Diabetes - Fasting Blood Sugar
• Kidney Function - BUN, Creatinine
• Uric Acid
• Lipid Profile - Cholesterol, HDL/LDL, Triglyceride
• Liver Function - SGOT, SGPT, Alkaline Phosphate
• Liver Function - Albumin, Globulin, Bilirubin Total&Direct
• Hepatitis B Antigen
• Hepatitis B Antibody
• Anti HCV
• Liver Cancer (AFP)
• Prostate Cancer (PSA)
• Urine Examination
• Stool Examination with Occult Blood
• ABO Blood Group
• GI Cancer - CEA

Executive Female Program.
Recommended for adult females over 40 years. 11,000.- THB

• Vital Signs and Physical Examination and Physical Consultation
• Chest X-ray
• Ultrasound Whole Abdomen
• Mammogram
• Electrocardiogram (ECG)
• Exercise Stress Test (EST)
• Complete Blood Count (CBC)
• ABO Blood Group
• Diabetes - Fasting Blood Sugar
• Kidney Function - BUN, Creatinine
• Lipid Profile - Cholesterol, HDL/LDL, Triglyceride
• Uric Acid
• Liver Function - SGOT, SGPT, Alkaline Phosphate
• Liver Function - Albumin, Globulin, Bilirubin Total&Direct
• Hepatitis B Antigen
• Hepatitis B Antibody
• Anti HCV
• Liver Cancer (AFP)
• Cervical Cancer and Pelvic examination - Pap Smear
• Urine Examination
• Stool Examination with Occult Blood
• GI Cancer - CEA

Additional Information

You should not have eaten or drunk anything for at least 10 hours before completing the checkup program as this may give false readings in some of the tests. Appointments are not necessary if you come to the hospital at 9.00 am Monday to Friday. At other times please contact the hospital to arrange an appointment. When registering with reception you should advise them that you require a checkup program.

Following registration, you will be asked to complete a survey form that obtains information about your, and your family's medical and health history. This information is used to profile your health risks and to give the doctor information about your general health. You will then be escorted through the various departments such as laboratory, x-ray etc depending on the program you have selected.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I have a regular health checkup?

Regular checkups identify potential risk factors and medical problems early and prevents potentially serious illnesses. A checkup also manage your health risk profile and promotes a healthier lifestyle and a quality life.

What Program is right for me?

The content of routine health examinations for asymptomatic adults varies widely. The most obvious modifiers are age and sex; however personal, family and social history play a large role too. If required, screening for specific diseases could include:

Ovarian Cancer : Ultrasound of the abdomen is useful to screen for ovarian cancer for women over 40 years of age.

Prostate Cancer : The American Urological Association recommend that men over the age of 50 years be screened for prostate cancer with both an annual digital examination and a blood PSA. Screening at a younger age is advisable in men with a family history of prostate cancer.

Breast Cancer : Annual breast examinations are recommended for women after the age of 40. A strong family history warrants earlier and more regular testing.

Colon Cancer : Screening generally begins in both men and women at age 50 and includes a colonoscopy. Faecal occult blood testing are recommended yearly from 40 years of age. Colonoscopy has the advantage of identifying polyps and removing them for biopsy at the time of the procedure. Colonoscopy is an optional procedure but need only be done once in five years.

Coronary Artery Disease : Exercise Stress Testing (treadmill) is useful to look at the heart under exertion and recommended for men and women over age 40 and asymptomatic people with coronary risk factors. These factors include smoking, high cholesterol, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, family history of heart attacks, etc.

Can information and results of my visit be shared with my primary care physician?

Yes. At your request, a summary and all test results can be sent to your physician for inclusion in your home medical file. In addition, you will have a notebook of information and test results to take with you once the program has been completed.