Health check-up – Adults
A health checkup is an opportunity to assess your health, screen for certain diseases that may develop without symptoms, and establish a prevention plan tailored to your needs.
Consultation fees
Annual medical support fee: $50 per adult and $25 per child (17 and under)
Starting from 520 $
Consultation with an NP : starting from $500
Service available at these clinics
Health Checkup for Adults
Make your health a priority by having your health assessed every year. At LeBlanc + Savaria private medical clinics, we take a rigorous, compassionate approach based on the best clinical data to provide you with high-quality preventive care. Each checkup is conducted in a professional medical setting, guided by clinical judgment and your personal needs.
What a health checkup includes
- Analysis of personal, family, and medical history
- Targeted physical examination
- Urinalysis
- Blood tests (cholesterol, blood sugar, liver and kidney function, etc.)
- Screening for asymptomatic diseases such as diabetes, high cholesterol, or high blood pressure
- Any other screening recommended based on age, gender, and condition: breast cancer, lung cancer, osteoporosis, colon cancer via stool test (RSOSI*), prostate cancer (PSA*), cytology (PAP test*), HPV screening, Alzheimer’s test*, etc.
- Cognitive assessment if indicated
- Personalized discussion about lifestyle habits
- Automatic preventive reminder
*Some specialized tests or analyses may require additional fees.
Why is a health check-up particularly important after the age of 50?
A 50+ health check-up allows you to identify risk factors and discuss appropriate follow-up options. The goal is simple: take action earlier, improve prevention, and optimize your quality of life.
From the age of 50 onwards, several health conditions can develop silently: cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, diabetes or prediabetes, metabolic disorders, early cognitive decline, and cancers, the risk of which increases with age.
Health checkup for men aged 50 and over
In men, several changes can occur with age:
- increased cardiometabolic risk
- testosterone variation
- changes in sleep, energy, or concentration
- increased risk of prostate disease
- abdominal weight gain
- metabolic disorders
The 50+ checkup for men allows you to:
- assess cardiovascular and metabolic health
- screen for certain silent conditions
- discuss concerns about vitality or sexual health
- establish a prevention plan focused on modifiable factors
Tests related to prostate or hormonal health are performed when indicated by the professional.
Health check-up for women aged 50 and over
The hormonal transition of perimenopause and menopause can lead to:
- changes in metabolism
- weight fluctuations
- increased cardiovascular risk
- decreased bone density
- sleep disturbances
- cognitive or emotional symptoms • changes in lipid profile
A 50+ checkup for women allows you to:
- assess the impact of these changes
- screen for silent conditions
- review bone and cardiovascular health
- discuss menopause-related symptoms • tailor prevention and follow-up to your needs
Gynecological and hormonal tests are offered when clinically relevant.
Frequently asked questions
The frequency depends on your age, medical history, and health status.
For many adults, a check-up every 1 to 3 years may be useful, while after age 50, more regular monitoring may be appropriate. The decision should always be made with a healthcare professional.
Because many diseases develop without symptoms at first: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, prediabetes, metabolic disorders, cardiovascular disease, and certain cancers.
A checkup allows these risks to be identified early and your follow-up care to be adapted.
The general examination is similar, but some screenings differ depending on:
• gender
• age
• medical history
• reported symptoms
No. Tests are offered based on:
• your age
• your medical history
• your clinical situation
• recognized screening recommendations
No tests are performed automatically without medical indication.
Yes. Each patient’s results are analyzed by the doctor. The doctor, in collaboration with the assigned clinical nurse practitioner (CNP), makes personalized recommendations. Follow-up is often offered to evaluate the effectiveness of advice, treatments, or tests, ensuring comprehensive care comparable to that of a family doctor.
No checkup can detect all diseases.
However, it can identify several risk factors and help you adjust your lifestyle or medical follow-up when necessary.
Several insurers cover certain tests. Reimbursements vary depending on your policy. We encourage you to check with your insurer.
In general:
1. Review of medical history
2. Physical examination
3. Appropriate laboratory tests and screenings
4. Analysis of results
5. Personalized clinical recommendations
All carried out in a professional and respectful setting.
Yes. Many diseases are silent in their early stages.
A checkup allows you to take stock, check risk factors, and detect certain conditions earlier.
An NP is a nurse who has obtained a master’s degree in nursing after completing a bachelor’s degree in nursing and accumulating 3,600 hours of practice in a chosen specialty. They have advanced clinical skills and can diagnose certain diseases, prescribe treatments, and work closely with other health professionals. This role, established through a partnership between the Ordre des infirmières et infirmiers du Québec (Quebec Order of Nurses) and the Collège des médecins (College of Physicians), aims to provide more accessible and affordable quality care while reducing pressure on the healthcare system.
