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Typical panels include CBC, liver and kidney function, lipid profile, fasting sugar, HbA1c, thyroid (TSH), and urinalysis. Premium tiers add vitamins, cardiac markers, and hormone tests.
Annual screening is common for adults over 30–35. Those with chronic conditions or high-risk factors may need more frequent testing per physician advice.
Most comprehensive packages require overnight fasting. CoreLab phlebotomists collect samples at your home in Delhi NCR at your chosen slot.
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A typical full body checkup includes a Complete Blood Count (CBC), Liver Function Test (LFT), Kidney Function Test (KFT), Lipid Profile (cholesterol), Thyroid Test (TSH), Blood Sugar, HbA1c, and Urine analysis.
It helps in early detection of potential health conditions (like diabetes, heart issues, liver/kidney disorders, thyroid imbalances) before symptoms manifest, allowing for timely preventive care.
The home sample collection takes about 10-15 minutes. The processing of routine tests is done quickly, and reports are usually delivered digitally within 24 hours.
Yes, a 10-12 hour overnight fast is mandatory for accurate results, particularly for blood sugar and lipid profile (cholesterol) tests. You can drink plain water.
For healthy adults under 35, once every 2 years is recommended. For adults over 35, or those with existing risk factors or chronic ailments, an annual health checkup is recommended.
Yes, CoreLab follows NABL-aligned quality-assured pathology processes with structured SOPs, trained collectors, and MD pathologist oversight to guarantee accurate reports.
No, CoreLab offers completely free home sample collection for health checkups and pathology tests in Bangalore and Delhi NCR.
No, avoid any food, tea, coffee, or milk during the 10-12 hour fasting period, as it can affect sugar and lipid levels. Only plain water is permitted.
Yes, the lipid profile (measuring LDL, HDL, and total cholesterol) and kidney/electrolyte tests help evaluate cardiovascular risk factors.
Your reports will be sent digitally via WhatsApp and email as soon as they are signed off by the pathologist, with most routine results available on the same day.