Everything priced on this page is priced on the hospital’s own artwork: 5 graded full-body check-ups starting at ₹999, the pregnancy panel at ₹1,799 against its ₹2,400 list, and the RR Health Card — ₹500 for a year, cutting the consultation and the ultrasound and discounting the laboratory and the pharmacy. What each one covers is written out in full below, in the same words the flyers use.
Full-body check-up packages
Read these across rather than down. Every one starts from the same six panels — a blood count, iron, lipids, liver, kidney and thyroid — and each tier adds named tests to that base, so the second contains the first and the last contains all of them. The question is not how much to spend but which further line the visit should answer: sugar held over three months, an ultrasound of the abdomen, the inflammation markers, a urine examination.
A whole-abdomen ultrasound needs the stomach empty, and a lipid profile is normally read on a fasting sample, so the hours to go without food before you come are the desk’s to give, not the artwork’s. Say which package you are booking and ask then.
RR Health Package 0
BasicThe first step towards better health.
- Complete blood countCBC · 26 parameters
- Iron profile3 parameters
- Lipid profile7 parameters
- Liver function test10 parameters
- Kidney function test12 parameters
- Thyroid profile3 parameters
₹1,500₹999Save ₹501Book this package
RR Health Package 1
StandardThe checks every day needs.
- Complete blood countCBC · 26 parameters
- Iron profile3 parameters
- Lipid profile7 parameters
- Liver function test10 parameters
- Kidney function test12 parameters
- Thyroid profile3 parameters
- Ultrasoundwhole abdomen
₹2,700₹1,800Save ₹900Book this package
RR Health Package 2
AdvanceToday’s check-up, tomorrow’s better health.
- Complete blood countCBC · 26 parameters
- Iron profile3 parameters
- Lipid profile7 parameters
- Liver function test10 parameters
- Kidney function test12 parameters
- Thyroid profile3 parameters
- HbA1c1 parameter
- Ultrasoundwhole abdomen
₹3,100₹2,100Save ₹1,000Book this package
RR Health Package 3
ComprehensiveComplete care for you and your family.
- Complete blood countCBC · 26 parameters
- Iron profile3 parameters
- Lipid profile7 parameters
- Liver function test10 parameters
- Kidney function test12 parameters
- Thyroid profile3 parameters
- HbA1c1 parameter
- Vitamin profile2 parameters
- Urine routine and microscopicR/M · 18 parameters
- Ultrasoundwhole abdomen
₹3,800₹2,700Save ₹1,100Book this package
RR Health Package 4
PremiumA complete health check for you and your family.
- Complete blood countCBC · 26 parameters
- Iron profile3 parameters
- Lipid profile7 parameters
- Liver function test10 parameters
- Kidney function test12 parameters
- Thyroid profile3 parameters
- HbA1c1 parameter
- Vitamin profile2 parameters
- CRPC-reactive protein
- RA factorRheumatoid arthritis screen
- Urine routine and microscopicR/M · 18 parameters
- Ultrasoundwhole abdomen
₹4,600₹3,400Save ₹1,200Book this package
The rupee figure beside each test is how many measurements that test reports, as the hospital’s own creative prints it. CRP and RA factor carry no figure on the artwork, so they carry none here; the desk explains what the two of them look for when you book the tier they are on.
Pregnancy routine health check-up
Nine tests, one visit, one sample. The panel is built for a pregnancy rather than for a general check-up: the blood group and Rhesus line, the infection screen and the sugar and thyroid lines are the ones that change what the next months look like. Each test and what it is looking for is listed on the card and on its own page.
Pregnancy Routine Health Check-Up
Complete care for a healthy mother and a healthy baby.
- CBCComplete blood count
- ABORhBlood group and Rhesus type
- RBSRandom blood sugar
- HbA1cAverage sugar, last three months
- TSHThyroid stimulating hormone
- Urine R/MRoutine urine examination
- HIVHuman immunodeficiency virus
- HBsAgHepatitis B surface antigen
- HCVHepatitis C antibody
One visit, one sample, per panel. Reports the same day where the laboratory can give them.
- Accurate testsReported from the hospital’s own laboratory.
- Advanced lab facilityAutomated analysers, not a send-away sample.
- Expert doctorsA physician reads the panel with you.
- Mother and babyThe lines chosen for a pregnancy, not a general panel.
The RR Health Card
Separate from any package and good for a year from the day it is issued: the OPD consultation drops from ₹200 to ₹100, a whole-abdomen or routine obstetric ultrasound from ₹1,000 to ₹750, with the laboratory discounted up to 25% and the pharmacy up to 15%. Two consultations and one scan return ₹450 of the ₹500 — the arithmetic is on the printed prices, so a family can do it before buying.
Booking a check-up here
- Ask for the fasting rule when you book. The pregnancy panel does not need it — the sugar test in it is the random one — but every full-body package above carries a lipid profile, which normally does, and the desk gives the instruction before you change anything you are taking.
- Bring what has already been done. A report from another laboratory or another city is worth more than a repeat, and the desk can say which lines do not need doing again.
- Give the sample and stay. The tests are processed in the hospital’s own laboratory, which is why a sample given in the morning can be read in the same visit.
- Book the consultation after the report. A panel nobody has gone through with you is a piece of paper. The point of a check-up is the ten minutes that follow it.
What the five tiers do not do is point at a symptom or an age. Adding a line to one of them, or building a panel around what brought you in, is quoted by the desk against what the consultant actually orders — a package page that guessed at that price would be quoting the hospital for something it has not agreed to. Call, say the age and what you are worried about, and ask what the panel costs before you come.
Check-ups by specialty
A check-up is not a product, it is a set of tests pointed at something — and the department that reads the result is the department that should have ordered it. The table says what each department here looks at preventively and who is usually the one to ask, so the panel you leave with is the panel your case needs rather than the one printed on a menu. Nothing in it is priced: the desk quotes a panel against what the consultant actually orders.
Sugar and thyroid control, blood pressure, weight, cholesterol and the yearly review of long-term medicines.
A parent or partner on diabetes or blood-pressure medicine, or anyone over thirty who has not had a sugar and lipid test.
Antenatal panels, pregnancy-related anaemia and thyroid, and the review after delivery.
Already antenatal, planning a pregnancy, or post-delivery. The priced nine-test panel is on this page.
Growth, weight, height and feeding at a routine visit, with the neonatal follow-up for a baby discharged from the NICU.
Any child visit — bring the immunisation card, which is the cheapest health record a family owns.
Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement
Fracture healing, joint replacement follow-up, and the knee and spine that hurts on stairs or after sitting.
After a fracture, a replacement or a long course of pain tablets.
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
Back, neck, shoulder, knee and heel pain, sports injuries, and rehabilitation after an operation or a stroke.
Pain that has not settled in a few weeks — a session is often the diagnosis.
The tests a check-up turns into: digital X-ray, whole-abdomen and obstetric ultrasound, colour Doppler, USG-guided FNAC.
Any report from another city that needs repeating or reading here.
Vision checks, the red or watering eye, and the yearly eye review that diabetes and blood pressure call for.
Blurred or changing vision, or a yearly review because of diabetes.
The surgical opinion on what a scan or a report has found.
Only after a consultant or a report raises something — the desk will say whether it needs a surgeon at all.
Emergency, trauma and intensive care are not check-up departments: they are the reason a scheduled visit here is safe to schedule. Nothing in this table is priced — a panel is quoted at the desk against what the consultant actually orders. The 1 priced item on this site is the one printed on the hospital’s own flyers, and it is above this table, not inside it.
A yearly review of long-term medicine — sugar, blood pressure, thyroid, a statin — is the closest thing this campus has to a standard check-up, and it is the one worth asking for by name. Internal Medicine runs it, it needs one sample and one visit, and it is the visit that most often changes a dose.