Active Care for Homemakers
The Active Care for Home Makers is a thoughtfully designed health check-up package tailored to support the wellness of homemakers who manage multiple responsibilities every day. This test covers essential blood studies to monitor overall health, including Hemoglobin, RBC, and Ferritin levels, offering insights into energy levels and possible deficiencies. The Active Care for Home Makers also includes diabetes screening (FBS/RBS and HbA1c) and heart health assessments such as Cholesterol, Triglycerides, LDL/HDL ratios, and Blood Pressure. Kidney function is evaluated through tests like BUN, Creatinine, and Urine Routine, while liver health is checked via SGPT and Protein levels. Bone health is supported with Calcium and Phosphorus testing, and key vitamins like Vitamin D and B12 are measured to identify common nutritional gaps. This health package is ideal for homemakers to stay proactive about their well-being, ensuring they have the energy and strength to care for their families while maintaining their own health.
Original price was: ₹6,295.00.₹4,299.00Current price is: ₹4,299.00.
Tests
HAEMOGLOBIN
RBC
PCV
MCV
MCH
MCHC
RDW-CV
TOTAL COUNT
NEUTROPHILS
LYMPHOCYTES
EOSINOPHILS
MONOCYTES
BASOPHILS
PLATELET
ESR
Iron
TIBC
Ferritin
FBS/RBS
Vitamin B12
HbA1c
Cholesterol Total
Triglycerides
HDL Cholesterol
LDL/HDL RATIO
VLDL
CHOL/HDL RATIO
LDL/HDL RATIO
BLOOD PRESSURE
Creatinine
Uric acid
Vitamin B12
Sodium
Potassium
Microalbumin – Urine
VITAMIN D
Urine Routine
SGPT (ALT) – UV IFCC
Total Protein
Albumin
GLOBULIN
A/G RATIO
Calcium
PHOSPHOROUS
Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP)
TRANSFERRIN SATURATION
BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen)
BUN/CREATININE RATIO
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do homemakers need a specialised preventive health checkup?
Homemakers often handle continuous physical tasks, emotional loads, and irregular routines. A specialised preventive health checkup helps detect early lifestyle disorders, nutrient deficiencies, thyroid dysfunction, and stress-related hormonal changes before symptoms get severe.
What health issues does the Active Care for Homemakers package mainly focus on?
The package focuses on common concerns such as fatigue, anemia, thyroid imbalance, vitamin deficiencies, metabolic health, bone strength, and early signs of chronic diseases affecting women managing household responsibilities.
How does this Homemaker's health package help detect nutritional deficiencies in women?
The screening includes critical markers for vitamin D, vitamin B12, calcium, iron studies, and other metabolic indicators to detect deficiencies that commonly affect homemakers due to irregular meals or limited sun exposure.
Is this women’s health package useful for detecting lifestyle disorders?
Absolutely. The test panel includes parameters for diabetes screening, cholesterol profile, liver and kidney function, and inflammation markers, making it valuable for identifying lifestyle-related conditions early.
Can this package help understand the root cause of persistent fatigue or weakness?
Yes. The comprehensive profiling checks for anemia, thyroid disorders, low vitamins, electrolyte imbalance, and hormonal fluctuations, offering clarity on why persistent tiredness, brain fog, or low stamina occurs.
What makes this health checkup suitable specifically for homemakers?
The test combination is tailored to the physiological needs of women who manage daily household routines. It evaluates energy levels, bone health, stress markers, metabolism, and overall wellness, offering a holistic view of health.
How often should homemakers take a wellness screening like this?
For optimal preventive care, homemakers are advised to undergo this checkup once a year, or every 6 months if they experience recurring fatigue, irregular periods, bone pain, or lifestyle-related symptoms.
Does this package cover both general health and women-specific parameters?
Yes. It includes a blend of general wellness markers—CBC, glucose, lipids, kidney and liver function—as well as women-specific health markers like thyroid, hormones, and vitamin profiling.
