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The health screening process at each
location begins with a calculation of the patient's body mass index,
followed by an evaluation of their family and personal history to
ascertain risk factors.
Patients who fall into the high-risk category are tested for common
killer diseases such as heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes,
among others. Those suspected to have high blood pressure and diabetes
are referred to doctors of their own choice or to government hospitals
for further investigations.
Additionally, vision tests are conducted and de-worming medications
are administered to children and, if deemed necessary, adults.
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