Health is an essential need for humans as it is closely linked to the quality of human resources.

In the past, people would usually go to the doctor only when they were sick or had complaints, but now more and more people are concerned about their health and realize that prevention is better than cure.

As a preventive measure, a Medical Check-Up can be conducted to assess one's health condition and detect diseases at an early stage. The earlier a disease is detected, the sooner appropriate treatment can be administered, preventing it from becoming severe and avoiding complications.

One category of diseases that can be detected through Medical Check-Ups is non-communicable or chronic diseases such as Cardiovascular and Diabetes.

These diseases impose a significant and increasing burden on health and development in the Southeast Asian region.

The rising prevalence of non-communicable or chronic diseases makes patient management more complex and requires higher healthcare costs.

PRAMITA Laboratory, in collaboration with MESH BIO, a Health Technology Company based in Singapore, offers a cutting-edge digital solution to address the challenges in patient management and the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases in the form of Health Analysis.

Health Analysis uses the latest analytical technology that combines Metabolic Disease Digital Twins, scientific data, and predictive analysis.

Health Analysis provides comprehensive patient reports that include over 70,000 protocols, covering age, gender, health history, family disease history, habits (alcohol, smoking, exercise), health examinations, laboratory tests, radiology examinations, and electromedical tests.

Based on this data, an analysis report is presented, including an interpretation of the examination results, predictive analysis of the risk of chronic metabolic diseases, including Heart and Blood Vessel Diseases, Diabetes, Hypertension, Myocardial Infarction, Stroke, Chronic Kidney Disease, and Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease. It also provides insights into the disease progression and management recommendations to assist doctors in counseling patients and enabling patients to understand their Medical Check-Up reports and take preventive actions.

In subsequent Medical Check-Ups, patients can see the results of the preventive actions taken.

Author: RA Ryana FHE, MD, MM (Manager of PRAMITA Clinic Laboratory, Jl. Martadinata No. 135 Bandung Branch)