Health Screening Packages in the UAE.Compare 40 packages.
Compare 40 Health Screening packages across the UAE. Prices from AED 99 to AED 3,900.

40 of 40 tests & packagesShowing 40 of 40 tests & packages with confirmed prices & contents
Last Updated: August 2026

Women Wellness Basic

Basic Health - Blood Test

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Health Screening with Vitamin D & Vitamin B12

Fitness Screening

Children's Checkup Package

Family Checkup Package

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Basic Health Package (Men/Women)

Women Wellness Essential

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Minor Health Check

Male Urology Package

Basic Health Check Package

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Executive Health Check – Basic

Prostate Evaluation Package

Essential Health Package

Basic Packages for Men and Women

Health Check – Laboratory

Women Wellness Advance

Primary Health Check up for Men

Silver Health Check-Up (Sharjah)

General Health

Executive Men Health Checkup (Above 40 yrs)

General Health Package for Men Under 45

Swiss Health Check Basic Health Check Men / Women / Children

Adolescent Screening Package (12-19 years)

Vital Health Package

Silver Health Check-Up (Men)

Swiss Health Check Corporate Health Check Men & Women

Silver Health Check-Up (Women)

Women Wellness Health Check-up (Below 40) - Basic

Wellness Health Check – Pediatrics

Women Wellness Health Check-up (Above 40) - Basic

Preventive Health Check Plan – Female

Obesity Health Screening Package (BMI 30+)
- Typical price range
- AED 99 – 3,900
- Usually covered by
- Daman · Aafiya · April International
- Comparable product
- Firm own-site price plus an itemised package list
- Collection
- At home or at the provider, as stated on each card
- Preparation
- Package-specific; confirm fasting when booking
- Results
- Published turnaround and included report review vary by provider
- Insurance
- Policy-specific; a cash package may sit outside network benefits
- Kept separate
- Residency fitness tests and single diagnostic tests
What this comparison covers
This page compares preventive health-screening packages with a firm provider-published price and an itemised inclusion list. It keeps residency medical fitness, isolated diagnostic tests and unpriced enquiry-only packages separate, because they answer different needs and cannot be compared on one price axis.
Published package prices
Published comparable prices on this page currently range from AED 99 to AED 3,900 across 40 itemised packages. They were last checked August 2026. These figures come from provider-owned pages and may change; confirm the current total and inclusions before booking.
How to compare two packages
Start with the itemised list. Check the number and type of blood or urine markers, then look for consultation, report review, imaging, ECG and age- or sex-specific assessments. Similar titles can hide very different contents, so the package name is not a reliable comparison by itself.
At home or at a provider
At-home rows mean the provider states that sample collection can take place at home. They do not imply that every assessment in the package happens there. Packages containing imaging, ECG, physical examination or an in-person consultation may require a provider visit. Confirm the service area and any separate collection fee.
Fasting, collection and results
Preparation and turnaround vary by package. Follow the provider’s instructions for the exact package you book rather than assuming fasting from its title. Ask how results will be delivered and whether a report review is included.
Insurance and cash packages
A provider’s network listing does not state whether a separately advertised cash package is included in your benefits. Ask the insurer about the exact package and ask the provider for a written cash total if it is not covered.
Choosing a package and provider
Compare the provider-published test list, collection method, location, preparation instructions, result turnaround and any included report review. Use the linked provider page to confirm these details before booking.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a full body checkup cost in the UAE?
The live comparison above shows the current published range for itemised packages. Prices vary because some rows contain only laboratory tests while others add consultations, imaging or age-specific assessments.
Do I need to fast before a health screening?
Use the fasting note published for the exact package and confirm the provider’s preparation instructions when booking.
Can a health screening be done at home?
Some providers publish home sample collection. Imaging, ECG, physical examination or in-person consultation may still require a visit. Check the card’s collection method and service area.
Does health insurance cover a routine checkup package?
Coverage is policy-specific. A cash package may not be covered even when the provider is in network. Ask the insurer about the exact package and any referral or prior-approval rule.
What should I compare besides price?
Compare the exact test list, consultation or report review, home or provider collection, fasting instructions, turnaround, location and any separately charged add-ons.
How quickly will I receive the results?
Use a published turnaround only for the package that states it, and confirm how the report and any included report review will be delivered.
Why do health-screening package sizes differ?
Providers group different published tests and services under similar package names. Compare the itemised list, collection method and included appointments rather than the headline test count alone.
Prices are collected from each provider’s own published pages. They are indicative and subject to change. Confirm the final price and what it covers with the provider. Facility licence status is checked against the regulator’s available records; that is not an endorsement of clinical quality or outcomes. This is general information, not medical advice.



