Health Screening
We are an NHIS-designated health screening clinic. We received the highest rating in Cycle 4 and an Excellent rating in Cycle 5, with Excellent ratings in all six screening categories.
Screening Options
National Health Screening
General and life-stage health screening is available. Follow-up examinations are arranged when indicated; please confirm your current eligibility with NHIS.
Five Cancer Screening Programs
Screening for stomach, colorectal, liver, breast, and cervical cancer.
Employee Health Screening
Health screening for employees covered by the national insurance program. Please bring your eligibility notice.
Comprehensive Health Checkups
Options include gastroscopy and colonoscopy, abdominal, thyroid, carotid and cardiac ultrasound, bone densitometry, mammography, and pulmonary function testing. Please see Non-covered Services for fees.
Group Health Screening
Group screening for companies and organizations. Please call for details.
Eligibility for the Five Cancer Screening Programs
- Stomach Cancer
- Ages 40 and over: gastroscopy or an upper gastrointestinal contrast study every 2 years
- Colorectal Cancer
- Ages 50 and over: annual fecal occult blood testing, followed by colonoscopy if positive
- Liver Cancer
- Ages 40 and over in high-risk groups, including cirrhosis or hepatitis B/C: every 6 months
- Breast Cancer
- Women aged 40 and over: mammography every 2 years
- Cervical Cancer
- Women aged 20 and over: cervical cytology every 2 years
Preparing for Your Health Screening
- For 2 days before screening, avoid overexertion, excessive alcohol, fatty foods, and raw foods.
- Finish dinner before 20:00 the evening before, then fast.
- On the morning of your examination, do not eat, drink water, smoke, or chew gum.
- Current medicines: Do not stop prescribed medicines on your own. Instructions for blood pressure medicines, diabetes medicines, insulin, and antithrombotic medicines depend on the examination and its timing. Tell us what you take when booking and follow the medical team’s instructions.
- Arrive 15 minutes before your appointment and wear clothing that is easy to change out of.
- Tell us in advance if you are pregnant, menstruating, or have glaucoma.
Health Screening FAQs
What health screening options are available?
National general and life-stage screening, screening for stomach, colorectal, liver, breast and cervical cancer, employee screening, comprehensive checkups, and group screening are available.
How was the clinic rated in health screening evaluations?
NHIS awarded the highest rating in Cycle 4 (2021–2023) and an Excellent rating in Cycle 5 (2024–2026). All six categories—general health screening and stomach, colorectal, liver, breast and cervical cancer screening—received Excellent ratings.
When should I stop eating before health screening?
Finish dinner before 20:00 the evening before, then fast. On the morning of the examination, do not eat, drink water, smoke, or chew gum.
What should I keep in mind on the day of screening?
Arrive 15 minutes early and wear clothing that is easy to change out of. Tell us in advance if you are pregnant, menstruating, have glaucoma, or take any medicines.
How can I check my eligibility for national screening?
Check the screening notice sent by NHIS, the NHIS website, or its mobile app.
Do I need an appointment for health screening?
Yes. Health screening and endoscopy require appointments. Call 031-227-7554, or text 010-6727-2715 if you cannot reach us. The text number does not receive voice calls.