WellWise Total Profile

Many common conditions, such as diabetes, high cholesterol, thyroid disorders, anaemia and vitamin deficiencies, develop slowly and cause few obvious symptoms in the early stages. A regular checkup can reveal these changes while they are still easy to manage.

• Early detection: finding a problem early usually means simpler treatment and better outcomes.
• A health baseline: repeating the same package each year lets you and your doctor see trends, not just single readings.
• Risk awareness: results can show whether your risk of diabetes or heart disease is rising, so you can act before illness sets in.
• Peace of mind: normal results confirm that your current habits are working.

What Does the WellWise Total Profile Include?

What Each Section Tells You

Diabetes markers

HbA1c shows your average blood sugar over about three months, so it is not affected by what you ate yesterday. Fasting blood sugar shows your level at the time of the test. Together they help screen for prediabetes and diabetes.

Kidney function

Creatinine, urea, BUN and eGFR show how well your kidneys filter waste. Sodium, potassium, chloride and bicarbonate show whether your body's salts and fluids are balanced. Uric acid helps assess the risk of gout and kidney stones.

Liver function

SGOT, SGPT, GGTP and alkaline phosphatase are enzymes that rise when the liver is under stress. Bilirubin shows how well the liver clears waste from the blood, and albumin and globulin show your protein balance.

Heart and lipid profile

Total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, VLDL and triglycerides show the fats in your blood. The ratios give a clearer view of heart risk than a single number, because a high HDL with a high total cholesterol is not the same as a low HDL with the same total.

Thyroid profile

TSH, Free T4 and Free T3 show whether your thyroid is working at the right speed. An imbalance can cause tiredness, weight change, mood changes and changes in heart rate.

Vitamins B12 and D

These two are among the most common deficiencies. Low B12 can cause tiredness and tingling, while low vitamin D is linked to bone pain, muscle weakness and lower immunity.

Iron studies and blood health

Iron, TIBC and ferritin show your iron levels and stores, while the complete haemogram, peripheral smear and ESR check your red cells, white cells and platelets. Together they help detect anaemia, infection and inflammation.

Bone, inflammation and urine tests

Calcium and phosphorus give an overview of bone health. CRP is a marker of inflammation in the body. Urine routine and the albumin creatinine ratio screen for infection and early signs of kidney strain.

Who Should Take the WellWise Total Profile?

• Adults aged 18 and above who want a complete preventive checkup: it gives a broad picture in one go.
• People with a family history of diabetes, high blood pressure or heart disease: risk runs higher, so thorough screening is more valuable.
• People managing chronic conditions: regular monitoring across several organs helps your doctor adjust care.
• Anyone with ongoing tiredness, weakness, hair fall or unexplained weight change: a wide panel helps find the cause.
• Working professionals who have not had a full checkup in the last year: home collection removes the time barrier.
• People who want vitamin and iron levels checked along with organ function: this package includes both.

How to Prepare for Your Checkup

• Fast for 10 to 12 hours: fasting is needed for accurate sugar and lipid results. You can drink water.
• Avoid alcohol and heavy, fatty meals the night before: these can raise triglycerides and liver enzymes temporarily.
• Mention your medicines: keep taking regular medicines unless your doctor says otherwise, and tell the phlebotomist what you take.
• Follow the urine collection instructions: a clean, correctly collected sample gives reliable urine results.

How Booking Works

• Book: choose the WellWise Total Profile online or by phone and select a slot that suits you.
• Collect: a trained phlebotomist visits and collects blood and urine samples.
• Test: samples are processed in a NABL-accredited lab.
• Report: receive your digital report within 24 hours.
• Consult: add an optional doctor consultation to understand your results.

Understanding Your Report

Your report lists each result beside a reference range. Results outside the range are usually highlighted. A single flagged value is not automatically a diagnosis, because factors such as fasting time, recent illness and medicines can influence results. Your doctor reads the report as a whole, along with your symptoms and history.

• Review it with a doctor: an optional consultation helps you understand what is normal, what needs follow-up and what to do next.
• Keep your reports: storing each year's report helps your doctor see trends over time.
• Retest when advised: if something is borderline, your doctor may suggest repeating that test after a few weeks or months.

How Often Should You Repeat It?

Most healthy adults benefit from a full body checkup once a year. If you have diabetes, thyroid problems, high cholesterol or another long-term condition, your doctor may suggest repeating it every six months so treatment can be adjusted in time.

Why Choose MAX@Home for Well wise Full Body Checkup?

• Backed by Max Healthcare: a trusted healthcare name stands behind the service.
• NABL-accredited lab processing: tests are run in laboratories that meet recognised quality standards.
• Free home sample collection: trained phlebotomists come to you, so you don't have to travel or wait.
• Digital reports in 24 hours: you do not wait days to find out where you stand.
• Optional doctor consultation: help is available to understand and act on your results.
• One package, many areas: major health areas are covered in a single booking.

Book the WellWise Total Profile

Get a complete health picture in one home visit. Book the WellWise Total Profile with MAX@Home and receive your report within 24 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the WellWise Total Profile?

It is an advanced full body checkup from MAX@Home with 82 parameters across diabetes, kidney, liver, lipids, thyroid, vitamins, bone, iron, inflammation, blood health and urine.

Who should take the WellWise Total Profile?

Adults aged 18 and above, especially those with a family history of diabetes, high blood pressure or heart disease, those managing chronic conditions, and anyone who wants a thorough preventive checkup.

Do I need to fast for the WellWise Total Profile?

Yes, fast for 10 to 12 hours. Only water is allowed. Fasting keeps sugar and lipid results accurate.

How long does the WellWise Total Profile report take?

Your digital report is ready within 24 hours.

What samples are collected?

A phlebotomist collects blood at home, along with a urine sample for the urine tests.

Does the package include vitamin tests?

Yes. It includes Vitamin B12 and 25-Hydroxy Vitamin D.

Does it include a thyroid test?

Yes. It includes TSH, Free T4 and Free T3.

Does it check for anaemia?

Yes. The complete haemogram, peripheral smear, ESR and iron studies help detect anaemia and its likely causes.

Can I speak to a doctor about my results?

Yes. An optional doctor consultation is available to help you understand your report.

How often should I take a full body checkup?

Once a year is suitable for most healthy adults. People with long-term conditions may need one every six months, as their doctor advises.

How much does the WellWise Total Profile cost?

Pricing and current offers are shown on the package page at the time of booking. There are no hidden charges for home collection.

How is the WellWise Total Profile different from the WellWise Advance Profile?

The Total Profile covers more parameters (82 compared with 73) and includes vitamin B12, vitamin D, ferritin and the urine albumin creatinine ratio, which are not listed in the Advance Profile.