Always Young Men (+65) Check Up Program
49 tests and assessments in one organised hospital visit — a preventive program for adults over 65 who want an age-appropriate preventive assessment, at JCI-accredited Acıbadem hospitals in Türkiye.
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The Always Young Men (+65) Check Up Program at Acıbadem brings together 49 tests and assessments — 3 examinations, 6 radiological examinations, 38 laboratory tests, 2 cardiological examinations in a single organised hospital visit in Türkiye. It is designed for adults over 65 who want an age-appropriate preventive assessment, performed at JCI-accredited Acıbadem hospitals, with results reviewed by physicians and a written report you can take home. International patients receive coordination in 25 languages, and a written quote before travelling.
Who is this program for?
This program is designed for adults over 65. Its content reflects the areas physicians most often monitor with age — heart and circulation, bone and joint health, vision, memory and the routine laboratory picture — brought together in one organised visit.
The pace of the day is planned with older guests in mind, with an escort between departments. Every result is explained by a physician in plain language, and a written summary makes it easy to share the findings with your own doctor at home.
A check-up does not replace medical care for existing symptoms — if you have a specific complaint, tell our team so the right specialist can advise you first.
What's included
- 3 Examinations
- 6 Radiological Examinations
- 38 Laboratory Tests
- 2 Cardiological Examinations
Tests & examinations, item by item
The complete content of this program — published openly, so you can see exactly what is covered before you book.
Examinations 3
- Check-Up Examination General check-up assessment and review of results by a physician.
- Urology Examination Specialist check of the urinary tract and male reproductive health.
- Geriatrics Examination Specialist health assessment focused on older age.
Radiological Examinations 6
- Chest X-Ray (Posteroanterior) Front-view X-ray of the lungs and chest.
- Thyroid Ultrasound Ultrasound of thyroid size, structure and nodules.
- Whole Abdomen Ultrasound Ultrasound survey of all abdominal organs.
- Carotid Doppler Ultrasound Neck-artery scan for narrowing and stroke risk.
- Bone Mineral Density Measurement (Femur) Bone-density scan (hip) to assess osteoporosis risk.
- Bone Mineral Density Measurement (Lumbar AP + Lateral) Bone-density scan (spine) to assess osteoporosis risk.
Laboratory Tests 38
- Albumin Liver-made protein reflecting nutrition and fluid balance.
- Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) Enzyme reflecting liver and bone health.
- ALT (SGPT) Liver enzyme reflecting liver-cell health.
- AST (SGOT) Enzyme reflecting liver and muscle health.
- Iron Blood iron level.
- Iron Binding Capacity Capacity of blood to bind and transport iron.
- Ferritin Iron-store marker for anaemia assessment.
- Folate (Folic Acid) Vitamin for blood production and cell renewal.
- Phosphorus (Inorganic) Phosphorus level for bone and energy metabolism.
- Stool Occult Blood Detects hidden blood in stool (bowel-cancer screen).
- Gamma-Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) Enzyme reflecting liver and bile-duct health.
- Glucose (Fasting) Fasting blood sugar to screen for diabetes.
- HbA1c (Hemoglobin A1c) Three-month average blood sugar level.
- Calcium (Ca) Calcium level for bones, muscle and nerves.
- HDL Cholesterol 'Good' cholesterol that protects the heart.
- LDL Cholesterol (Direct) 'Bad' cholesterol that raises cardiovascular risk.
- Total Cholesterol Total blood cholesterol level.
- Creatinine Marker of kidney filtering function.
- LDH (Lactate Dehydrogenase) General tissue-damage marker enzyme.
- Magnesium Magnesium level for muscle and nerve function.
- Microalbumin (Spot Urine) Early marker of kidney stress.
- Potassium Potassium electrolyte level.
- Protein (Total) Total blood protein level.
- Sodium (Na) Sodium electrolyte level.
- Urinalysis (Complete) Screens urine for infection, kidney and metabolic issues.
- Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) Kidney-function and hydration marker.
- Uric Acid Marker for gout and kidney function.
- Vitamin B12 Vitamin vital for nerves and blood formation.
- Vitamin D (25-OH) Vitamin D status for bone and immune health.
- Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) General inflammation marker.
- Complete Blood Count (Hemogram) Screens for anaemia, infection and blood disorders.
- Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) Assesses thyroid gland function.
- CA 19-9 Marker for digestive-system cancers.
- CA 72-4 Marker used for stomach and ovarian cancers.
- CEA (Carcinoembryonic Antigen) Follow-up marker, especially for bowel cancer.
- PSA (Total) Total prostate-specific antigen; prostate health/cancer marker.
- PSA (Free) Free prostate-specific antigen; refines prostate-cancer risk.
- Lipid Panel Combined cholesterol and triglyceride profile.
Cardiological Examinations 2
- Electrocardiogram (ECG / EKG) Records the heart's electrical activity and rhythm.
- Echocardiography Heart ultrasound assessing structure, valves and pumping function.
How your check-up day works
- 1Book & prepare
Choose a date, receive a written quote and clear personal preparation instructions (fasting, medication timing) before you arrive.
- 2One organised visit
A coordinator plans your day so laboratory, imaging and specialist examinations follow each other without long waits — with an interpreter if needed.
- 3Physician review
A physician goes through your results with you in plain language and answers your questions.
- 4Written report & follow-up
You leave with a written report in English to share with your own doctor, and remote follow-up is available once you are home.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the Always Young Men (+65) Check Up Program?
The program includes 49 tests and assessments in total: 3 examinations, 6 radiological examinations, 38 laboratory tests, 2 cardiological examinations. The full item-by-item list is published on this page, so you can see exactly what is covered before you book.
How long does the check-up take?
Most check-up programs are completed in a single hospital visit; the exact duration depends on the tests included and is confirmed when you book. A coordinator plans your day so examinations follow each other without long waits.
Do I need to fast or prepare?
Some laboratory tests require fasting, and a few examinations have their own simple preparation rules. You receive clear, personal preparation instructions when your appointment is confirmed — nothing is left to guesswork on the day.
Who is this program designed for?
It is designed for adults over 65 who want an age-appropriate preventive assessment. If you are unsure whether this program fits your situation, share your age and any known conditions with our team and a physician will advise whether it is appropriate — or suggest a better-suited alternative.
How much does it cost?
Pricing is confirmed as a clear written quote before you commit — use the "Ask Price" button or WhatsApp and our international patient team will reply with the current price, what it includes and available dates, usually within hours.
When and how do I receive my results?
Results are reviewed with you by a physician and gathered into a written report in English. Most results are ready quickly; a few specialised tests can take longer, and any such items are flagged to you in advance. Remote follow-up is available once you are home.