Executive Health Screeners (Mount Elizabeth Hospital)

Health Screening

Overview

Beyond the standard check-up: introducing Healthspan

Looking past a single screening to your long-term health? Healthspan is our clinically-led longevity programme, combining deeper diagnostics – including epigenetic age analysis, CT lung and MRI stroke screening, and digital brain function screening – with personalised coaching to help you understand, and actively improve, how you age.

Available at Executive Health Screeners, Mount Elizabeth Hospital.

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Benefits of health screening

Health screening is an important aspect of preventive health. It uses tests, physical examinations and other procedures to:

  • Detect conditions early
  • Identify any health risks even if you feel well and do not have any symptoms

Early detection can help you to improve your health outcomes and lower the risk of serious complications. Our dedicated team will assess your health profile together with you and if needed, recommend steps towards better health.

Individual and corporate health screening packages

We offer a wide range of health screening packages tailored to different life stages and health goals, from general wellness to in-depth assessments.

For discerning individuals seeking a more elevated experience, explore Screen Excelsior – a private, comprehensive full-body check-up available at Mount Elizabeth Hospital. Designed for professionals across Asia-Pacific, it combines same-day consultations, fast-track diagnostics, and access to a private lounge with curated dining and concierge support – all in one seamless visit.

Visit Parkway Shenton’s website to learn more, or speak with us about customising your health screening journey.

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Our Locations
Executive Health Screeners - Mount Elizabeth Hospital

Executive Health Screeners - Mount Elizabeth Hospital

Address:

3 Mount Elizabeth #01-04/05
Singapore 228510

Main line:

+65 6280 0090

Email:

ehs.customerservice@parkwayshenton.com.sg

Opening hours:

Monday to Friday: 8.00am – 1.00pm 2.00pm – 4.30pm

Saturday: 8.00am – 12.30pm

Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed

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Executive Health Screeners - Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital

Executive Health Screeners - Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital

Address:

38 Irrawaddy Road #01-18
Singapore 329563

Main line:

+65 6280 0090

Email:

ehs.customerservice@parkwayshenton.com.sg

Opening hours:

Monday to Friday: 8.00am – 1.00pm 2.00pm – 4.30pm

Saturday: 8.00am – 12.30pm

Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed

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