Your physician
Reads your check-up, measures your blood pressure, weighs your risks and writes your plan. The same doctor every time, so nothing has to be explained twice.
High blood pressure, raised sugar and high cholesterol can sit quietly for years before they cause trouble. A doctor who knows you, the right tests at the right age and a plan you can actually keep find them early, when small changes still work.
Most check-ups end with a report nobody explains. Ours ends with a doctor, a plan and a person who makes sure it happens.
Your health profile and family history, then a check-up chosen for your age and sex. The sample is collected at home, early in the morning.
An online consultation where a doctor goes through every number, asks how you live and tells you plainly where your risks are.
Which screenings and when, vaccines that are due, and a few changes to food, movement, sleep and stress that fit your life. Kept in your Atulyam record.
Your health manager reminds you, books the repeat tests, and sets up a check-in every three months with the same doctor.
Tap your age. This is a general guide based on common screening advice; your doctor adjusts it to your history.
India's national programme screens everyone over 30 for blood pressure, diabetes and common cancers. Most of this can be done at home or online through us.
Prevention is not one appointment. It is the right person looking at the right thing at the right time, and someone who joins it all up.
Reads your check-up, measures your blood pressure, weighs your risks and writes your plan. The same doctor every time, so nothing has to be explained twice.
Borderline sugar, blood pressure, cholesterol or thyroid is the best time to act. A diabetologist, cardiologist or endocrinologist helps before it becomes a lifelong condition.
Cervical and breast screening, periods and PCOD, planning a pregnancy, menopause and bone health, at the right stage of life.
A review of every medicine they take, bone health, falls, hearing, eyes and memory, with you on the call if they want.
Stress and poor sleep affect blood pressure, sugar and weight too. A psychologist helps with the habits a prescription cannot.
Atulyam Mind →Not a doctor, but the person who books the tests, sends the reminders, keeps every report in one record and gets you to a hospital if you ever need one.
Tell us who it is for. A health manager calls you, suggests the right check-up and books the doctor. There is no separate fee for the plan: you pay for the consultation and tests, at prices we confirm before anything is booked.
A short written plan from a doctor, made after looking at your check-up results, your family history and how you live. It says which screenings you need and when, which vaccines are due, what to change in food, movement, sleep and stress, and when you should next be seen.
No. That is the point of it. Most people start when they feel fine. Many common conditions, such as high blood pressure, raised sugar and high cholesterol, cause no symptoms for years, and they are easiest to manage when they are found early.
There is no separate fee for the plan. You pay for the doctor's consultation and the tests you choose, and your health manager confirms the price with you before anything is booked.
Yes. Many families do it for parents, including parents who live in Gurugram while their children live elsewhere. Samples are collected at their home, the doctor talks to them by video or audio, and you can join the call.
No test can rule out everything. Screening finds many common problems early, when they are easier to treat, and your doctor explains what each result does and does not tell you.
One check-up, one doctor who explains it, and one person who keeps the year on track.