Vital Heart Care - Complete in Agra

Eleven blood and urine tests — including three advanced cardiac markers — plus four heart tests — an ECG, a chest X-ray, a treadmill test and a 2D Echo scan. Each one looks at something the others cannot, and together they cover your heart from every angle.

Which one should you pick?

All three heart packages share the same eight blood and urine tests. The difference is how much of the heart itself is checked — and Complete adds three advanced cardiac markers on top.

• Basic — ₹699. The eight blood and urine tests. Can be done at home.
• Plus — ₹1,399. The same eight tests, plus an ECG, a chest X-ray and a treadmill test.
• Complete — ₹3,199. Everything in Plus, plus a 2D Echo scan and three advanced cardiac markers. ← you are here

If you are not sure, start with Basic. You can always add the rest later.

What is included

Blood and urine tests (11)

• Complete Blood Picture — a general check of your blood
• Fasting Blood Sugar — your sugar level after a night without food
• HbA1c — your average sugar over the last three months
• Lipid Profile — cholesterol and the other fats in your blood
• hs-CRP — a marker of inflammation inside your blood vessels
• Blood Urea and Serum Creatinine — how well your kidneys are working
• Urine Routine — a general check of your urine
• Lipoprotein (a) — an inherited cholesterol particle that raises heart risk on its own
• Apolipoprotein B — counts the cholesterol particles that can block an artery
• Apolipoprotein A1 — the protein that lets HDL clear cholesterol away from artery walls

Heart tests (4)

• ECG — records your heartbeat. Takes about five minutes, nothing to feel.
• Chest X-ray — a picture of your heart and lungs.
• Treadmill Test — your heartbeat recorded while you walk on a treadmill, to see how your heart handles effort.
• 2D Echo — a scan of your heart, like an ultrasound. Shows its size, its valves and how strongly it pumps.

Why get it done

Heart trouble builds up quietly. Cholesterol, blood sugar and inflammation rise for years without making you feel unwell, and by the time there is a symptom the damage has usually been forming for a long time. A checkup simply tells you where you stand today, while there is still plenty you can do about it.

Good to know

• Do not eat for 8 to 12 hours before. Water is fine.
• The ECG, X-ray, treadmill test and 2D Echo are done at the centre, so plan about an hour and a half for your visit.
• Wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes for the treadmill test.
• Take your usual medicines as normal, unless your doctor has told you otherwise.
• Blood reports are ready the same day. Bring any earlier heart reports if you have them.
• Let us know when booking if you have a knee, hip or balance problem — we will suggest an alternative to the treadmill test.