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Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong Comprehensive Screening
HK$5,430(HK$5,430)
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Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong Comprehensive Screening (港怡醫院全面健康檢查計劃) at Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong screens 60 biomarkers at HK$5,430 (list HK$6,200), bundling Ultrasound + Resting ECG + X-Ray, 4 cancer markers, and Hospital Resident Doctor Physical Exam & Report Review.
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View canonical entity profile (2 lists) →Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong Comprehensive Screening (港怡醫院全面健康檢查計劃) at Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong screens 60 biomarkers at HK$5,430 (list HK$6,200), bundling Ultrasound + Resting ECG + X-Ray, 4 cancer markers, and Hospital Resident Doctor Physical Exam & Report Review.
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Clinic / Hospital
Gleneagles Hospital Hong Kong
Package Price
: HK$5,430 (orig
HK$6,200)
Biomarker / Test Count
: 60 items
Diagnostic Imaging
Ultrasound + Resting ECG + X-Ray
Cancer Markers
4 markers included
Doctor Consultation
Hospital Resident Doctor Physical Exam & Report Review
Clinic Districts
Wong Chuk Hang (Hospital) & Central (Gleneagles Medical Clinic, New World Tower)
Weekend Booking
Available (Sat AM)
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Full private-hospital radiology & pathology lab accuracy (HK$4,100–HK$5,430 core packages
- up to HK$16,600 executive) with seamless Central clinic or Wong Chuk Hang hospital specialist referral
Cons
- Higher entry price than standalone diagnostic chains (QHMS/Medtimes)
Eligibility
- Fits HK$5,000–HK$6,000 Senior Manager / Hospital-Grade Benefit. Fasting 8 hours prior to blood draw required
- itemized corporate receipt issued for HR medical claim reimbursement
Things to Watch Out For
- Higher entry price than standalone diagnostic chains (QHMS/Medtimes)
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