Men’s Health Screening Singapore
Many health conditions in men can be easy to miss in the early stages, particularly when there are no obvious symptoms to prompt further investigations. Regular health screening helps assess risk, allows earlier detection of potentially serious medical conditions, and gives you a clearer understanding of your health.
Healthway Executive Health Screening Programmes are built around early detection. From core metabolic checks to advanced cancer markers and cardiac assessments, each programme is tailored to your health priorities, and risk profile.
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A seamless experience from the moment you arrive to the moment you leave.
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A personal, comfortable space designed around your ease and discretion.
Health Guidance Geared to Your Lifestyle
A one-on-one health & lifestyle consultation with a doctor as part of your care.
What Is Men’s Health Screening?
Men’s health screening is a preventive checkup based on your age, risks, and priorities. It uses medical tests to catch conditions early before symptoms appear, as many develop without warning:
- Heart disease
- Diabetes
- High cholesterol
- Prostate disorders
- Certain cancers like colorectal cancer, prostate cancer, and testicular cancer
Detecting problems early provides more investigation and treatment options when they are easiest to manage. Here are the key health areas where men benefit from screening:
Signs to watch for:
- Persistent fatigue
- Breathlessness
- Chest discomfort
- Swelling in the legs
Many men have none of these until a serious event occurs.
Screening covers:
- Blood pressure
- Fasting glucose and HbA1c
- Lipid profile
- ECG
- Advanced cardiac markers in higher-tier programmes
Colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers among men in Singapore, and early changes rarely cause symptoms.
Screening may include:
- Faecal immunochemical test (FIT)
- Tumour markers such as CEA
- Colonoscopy in selected programmes
Prostate conditions become more common with age, from benign enlargement to prostate cancer.
Screening may include:
- PSA blood test
- Doctor’s review of urinary symptoms
- Prostate ultrasound where recommended
Testicular cancer is most common in younger men and is highly treatable when found early.
Your doctor can examine for lumps or changes during the physical examination and advise on self-checks between screenings.
Testosterone and thyroid levels affect energy, mood, weight and muscle mass, and gradually change with age.
Screening may include:
- Testosterone
- Thyroid function (TSH, Free T4)
Understanding what to screen for is the first step. The next is knowing which tests are available and how they are structured across our programmes to suit your health needs.
Common Tests in Men’s Health Screening Packages in Singapore
Our Executive Health Screening Programmes combine blood tests, physical assessments, and diagnostic imaging to give you a complete picture of your health. The tests included will depend on the programme you choose.
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Blood Pressure | Detects hypertension, one of the most common silent conditions in Singapore men | All programmes |
| BMI and Body Composition | Assesses weight, body fat percentage, and obesity risk | All programmes |
| Waist and Hip Circumference | Measures abdominal fat distribution, a key indicator of metabolic risk | All programmes |
| Visual Acuity and Colour Vision | Baseline eye health and early signs of vision deterioration | All programmes |
| Tonometry | Screens for raised eye pressure linked to glaucoma | All programmes |
| Advanced Body Mass Composition | Detailed breakdown of muscle, fat, and bone mass | Ember and above |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Fasting Glucose | Screens for diabetes and pre-diabetes | All programmes |
| HbA1c | Average blood sugar over the past two to three months | All programmes |
| Lipid Profile | Cholesterol and triglyceride levels linked to heart disease | All programmes |
| Uric Acid | Raised levels linked to gout and kidney stones | All programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Liver Function Panel | Liver enzymes, proteins and bilirubin | All programmes |
| Kidney Function Panel | Creatinine, eGFR and electrolytes | All programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Full Blood Count | Anaemia, infection and blood disorders | All programmes |
| ESR | General marker of inflammation | All programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| CEA | Marker associated with colorectal cancer | All programmes |
| AFP | Marker associated with liver cancer | All programmes |
| PSA | Marker associated with prostate conditions | Selected programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Resting ECG | Heart rhythm and electrical activity | All programmes |
| hsCRP | Inflammation linked to cardiovascular risk | Selected programmes |
| Treadmill ECG | How your heart responds to exercise | Selected programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| H. pylori | Bacterial infection linked to stomach ulcers | Selected programmes |
| Faecal Occult Blood | Hidden blood in the stool | Selected programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Thyroid Function (TSH, Free T4) | Under- or overactive thyroid | Selected programmes |
| Testosterone | Male hormone levels | Selected programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Urine FEME | Kidney and urinary tract health | All programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Chest X-Ray | Lungs and heart outline | All programmes |
| Ultrasound Abdomen | Liver, gallbladder, kidneys and pancreas | Selected programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Rheumatoid Factor | Marker associated with rheumatoid arthritis | Selected programmes |
| Bone Mineral Density | Bone strength and osteoporosis risk | Selected programmes |
Physical measurements that establish your baseline health profile.
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Blood Pressure | Detects hypertension, one of the most common silent conditions in Singapore men | All programmes |
| BMI and Body Composition | Assesses weight, body fat percentage, and obesity risk | All programmes |
| Waist and Hip Circumference | Measures abdominal fat distribution, a key indicator of metabolic risk | All programmes |
| Visual Acuity and Colour Vision | Baseline eye health and early signs of vision deterioration | All programmes |
| Tonometry | Screens for raised eye pressure linked to glaucoma | All programmes |
| Advanced Body Mass Composition | Detailed breakdown of muscle, fat, and bone mass | Ember and above |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Fasting Glucose | Screens for diabetes and pre-diabetes | All programmes |
| HbA1c | Average blood sugar over the past two to three months | All programmes |
| Lipid Profile | Cholesterol and triglyceride levels linked to heart disease | All programmes |
| Uric Acid | Raised levels linked to gout and kidney stones | All programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Liver Function Panel | Liver enzymes, proteins and bilirubin | All programmes |
| Kidney Function Panel | Creatinine, eGFR and electrolytes | All programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Full Blood Count | Anaemia, infection and blood disorders | All programmes |
| ESR | General marker of inflammation | All programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| CEA | Marker associated with colorectal cancer | All programmes |
| AFP | Marker associated with liver cancer | All programmes |
| PSA | Marker associated with prostate conditions | Selected programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Resting ECG | Heart rhythm and electrical activity | All programmes |
| hsCRP | Inflammation linked to cardiovascular risk | Selected programmes |
| Treadmill ECG | How your heart responds to exercise | Selected programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| H. pylori | Bacterial infection linked to stomach ulcers | Selected programmes |
| Faecal Occult Blood | Hidden blood in the stool | Selected programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Thyroid Function (TSH, Free T4) | Under- or overactive thyroid | Selected programmes |
| Testosterone | Male hormone levels | Selected programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Urine FEME | Kidney and urinary tract health | All programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Chest X-Ray | Lungs and heart outline | All programmes |
| Ultrasound Abdomen | Liver, gallbladder, kidneys and pancreas | Selected programmes |
| Test | What It Checks | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Rheumatoid Factor | Marker associated with rheumatoid arthritis | Selected programmes |
| Bone Mineral Density | Bone strength and osteoporosis risk | Selected programmes |
Screen for Life Recommendations
These are only baseline recommendations. Healthway Screening’s executive programmes go much further by covering cancer markers, hormonal health, organ function, and advanced cardiac assessments not included in Screen for Life.
| Age Group | Condition Screened | Test | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40 and above | Diabetes | HbA1c or Fasting Glucose | Every 3 years |
| 40 and above | High Cholesterol | Profile | Every 3 years |
| 40 and above | High Blood Pressure | Blood Pressure Measurement | Every 2 years |
| 50 and above | Colorectal Cancer | Faecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) | Every year |
Men’s Health Screening Programmes in Singapore
Whatever your age or health priorities, Healthway Screening has a programme designed for you. From a focused first-time assessment to a comprehensive annual review, each programme is built to give you clarity on what matters most at this stage of your life.
Below are the Healthway men’s health screening packages, available in Singapore, with prices listed.
Executive Health Screening Recommended for Male
Each executive health screening programme builds on Core giving you the flexibility to start with the essentials and add depth as your needs and age require.
Specialised Health Screening Programmes for Male
If you have specific health concerns, Healthway Screening offers specialised programmes for deeper analysis. These are available as standalone assessments or alongside your executive health screening.
Not sure which programme is right for you?
View all our screening programme or speak to our team to find the best fit for your health priorities.
Why Choose Healthway Screening for Men’s Health Screening
Health Screening in Comfort and Confidence
Experience comfort and peace of mind at Healthway Screening. Our centres feature welcoming spaces and private screening pods for a calm, personal assessment. Every visit includes a doctor consultation and personalised lifestyle counselling.
Your comprehensive report will be ready within 10 working days, and our team will guide you through your results and recommended next steps.
Our three dedicated screening centres are built exclusively for executive health screening, conveniently located across Singapore:
Healthway Screening @ Downtown
6A Shenton Way, #03-11/12/13, Downtown Gallery, Singapore 068815
Phone: 6811 8686
Healthway Screening @ Capitol
13 Stamford Road, #B2-17/18/19/20/21, The Capitol, Singapore 178905
Phone: 6811 8686
Healthway Screening @ Centrepoint
176 Orchard Road, #06-03/04, The Centrepoint, Singapore 238843
Phone: 6811 8686
Preparation for Men’s Health Screening
Knowing what to expect before your health screening helps ensure a smooth and accurate screening experience. For the full preparation guidelines, do refer to our Visitation Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions About Men’s Health Screening
Health screening plays an important role in preventive care. It can help detect certain conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, high cholesterol, and some cancers at an earlier stage, often before symptoms appear.
Early detection allows for timely management, which may improve long-term health outcomes and reduce the risk of complications. For many men, regular screening provides a clearer understanding of their health status and supports informed lifestyle and medical decisions.
Many men benefit from a first baseline screening in their 20s or 30s, and earlier if there is a family history of heart disease, diabetes or cancer. Your doctor can advise when to start and how often to screen.
Most men are advised to screen every one to two years, or more often if results need monitoring or risk factors are present.
Your 40s are when cardiovascular disease, diabetes, colorectal cancer and hormonal changes become more common, often without symptoms. Screening helps pick these up while they are easier to manage.
Common options include colorectal screening (FIT or colonoscopy), PSA for prostate health, and tumour markers. Which tests suit you depends on your age, family history and symptoms.
Men over 50, or over 40 with a family history, may discuss PSA testing with their doctor. How often to repeat it depends on previous results.
A GP screening usually covers basic checks such as blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol. An executive health screening adds a broader range of blood tests, imaging and specialist assessments, with a doctor review of your results.
Blood pressure, BMI, blood sugar (fasting glucose or HbA1c), cholesterol and, from 50, colorectal cancer screening are the core recommendations.
Yes. The Noir and Ivory programmes are designed for men in their 50s and beyond, with broader cancer, cardiac and imaging assessments.
Some tests require fasting for 8 to 10 hours beforehand. Non-fasting options are available; our team will confirm the preparation for your programme when you book.
Most screenings take between two and four hours, depending on the programme and any additional tests.
A doctor will explain your results and recommend next steps, which may include follow-up tests, lifestyle changes or a specialist referral.
We have three dedicated centres: Healthway Screening @ Downtown (Shenton Way), @ Capitol (Stamford Road, next to City Hall MRT) and @ Centrepoint (Orchard Road).
