Preventive Medicine
At DHTC, Preventive Medicine’s function is to protect, promote and maintain health and well-being in order to prevent disease, disability and death. Screenings are used for early detection of diseases and their progression or containment before it becomes chronic.
Suitable measures based on state-of-the-art laboratory assessment tests, genetic tests and specific imaging diagnostics prevent early on set risks of diseases rather than curing them or treating their symptoms.
Preventive Medicine reduces those risks through recommendations on lifestyle improvement with a holistic and sustainable approach. Furthermore, it helps reduce the probability of premature ageing and achieves an overall physically and psychologically balanced condition. It has been proven that potential heart attacks and strokes can be prevented through Preventive Care.
It Covers:
- Diabetes
- Cardiovascular diseases
- Cancer
- Genetic predisposition
- Depression
- Burn-Out
- Hypertension
Our Specialities
Executive Check-ups
Wellness Screenings
Genetic Testing
Ozone Therapy
Food Intolerance Test
Vitamin & Minerals Testing
Blood Tests
Body Composition Analysis
Frequently
Asked Questions
The following FAQs can help you learn more about preventive medicine. If you have any additional queries, please contact us.
Regular medical check-ups are important to verify that you are in a normal state of health and to detect any medical issues before they crop up. They are also important in treating diseases/disorders in their early stages greatly improving chances of complete cure.
Most tests and screenings under Preventive Care are covered by insurances. However we suggest to check your policy and a claim form could be availed at the clinic with Doctors signature for reimbursement from your insurance.
Irrespective of general health beyond the age of 40 an individual must undergo bi-annual health check-ups and below the age of 40 must undergo annual check-ups.
Early detection is an important form of disease prevention. It is recommended to have a health check-up at an early age for those with a family history of diabetes, high blood pressure, cholesterol or heart disease and also for individuals who have smoking habit or with any of the health risk behaviors.
