Medical check-ups

Check-ups are aimed at assessing your state of health and preventing certain pathologies associated with your type of work, sex, age, lifestyle and personal/family medical history.

• Basic check-up

• General check-up

• Full medical check-up for men

• Full medical check-up for women

Sports check-ups are focused on assessing the athlete’s state of health through a complete examination that is coordinated by various specialists, including experts in sports medicine.

Medical check-ups help prevent risks associated with a specific sport and offer the keys to improving the athlete’s performance.

• Basic sports check-up

• Basic PLUS Sports medical check-up

• Advanced sports medical check-up

• Advanced PLUS sports medical check-up

The main objective of a digestive system check-up is to carry out a complete assessment of the functioning of the digestive system in order to prevent, anticipate or treat possible oncological problems in the large intestine at an early stage.

• Early diagnosis digestive system check-up
  
  • Consultation with the digestive system specialist.
  • Colonoscopy.
  • Sedation.
  • Perfomance of an anatomopathological study of up to three samples.

The aim of the hearing check-up is to check the correct functioning and condition of the ears and to assess the patient’s sense of balance and feeling of vertigo.

• Early diagnosis otorhinolaryngology check-up
  
  • Consultation with a doctor specialising in otorhinolaryngology, with complete medical history.
  • Performance of fibrolaryngoscopy.
  • Audiometry.

The aim of the urological check-up is to carry out a complete and coordinated examination focused on detecting possible risk factors that can predict, identify and foresee any alteration in the urological health of men and avoid secondary complications related to prostate alterations, hernias, or problems arising from diabetes, atherosclerosis or other diseases.

• Early diagnosis urology check-up
  
  • Consultation and examination by a doctor specialising in urology.
  • Abdomino-renal and urinary tract ultrasound.
  • Flowmetry.
  • Blood tests (including PSA).

The aim of the gynaecological examination is to carry out a complete and coordinated examination focused on detecting possible risk factors that can predict, identify and foresee any alteration in the health of women.

• Early diagnosis gynaecology check-up
  • Consultation and examination by a doctor specialising in Gynaecology.
  • Breast ultrasound and mammography.
  • Blood tests (including PSA).
  • Transvaginal ultrasound.
  • Cytology and vaginal smear.
  • HPV Oncotec.
• 'Gine Plus' check up
  

  At Olympia, we believe in a holistic health approach for a higher quality of life at all stages of a woman’s life. This check-up focuses on prevention, and the integral care and wellbeing of women. To achieve this, we work on three basic pillars to optimise the state of women’s health.
  

  • Gynaecological Check-up: Comprehensive gynaecological examination Early detection and prevention of gynaecological and cancerous diseases
  • Nutritional Assessment: Body composition analysis
  • Pelvic Floor Assessment: Professional assessment of the functional state of the pelvic floor (abdomen and pelvis). Particularly important if you have given birth and want to regain muscle tone

• Artery check-up
  • Vascular surgery consultation
  • Carotid Doppler ultrasound.
  • Abdominal arterial Doppler ultrasound.
  • Renal arterial Doppler ultrasound.
  • Arterial Doppler ultrasound of the upper limbs.
  • Arterial Doppler ultrasound of the lower limbs.
  • Ankle-brachial pressure index
• Venous check-up
  • Vascular surgery consultation.
  • Abdominal venous Doppler ultrasound.
  • Venous Doppler ultrasound of the lower limbs.