Cancer Screening Package (HealthOn Cancer)

Price range: ₹7,500.00 through ₹16,500.00

incl. taxes

Two focused screening programmes, one for him and one for her, with every result reviewed in context by an oncology specialist.

Centre

30,000+

Health checks that shaped HealthOn

Expert review with AI-assisted analysis

Patterns flagged, then read by a doctor

Multidisciplinary consultations

Specialists across the relevant areas

Year-round support

Continued guidance with HealthOn 365

30,000+

Health checks that shaped HealthOn

Expert review with AI-assisted analysis

Patterns flagged, then read by a doctor

Multidisciplinary Doctor Consultations

Specialists across the relevant areas

Year-round support

Continued guidance with HealthOn 365

Preparing for Your Cancer Screening Package (HealthOn Cancer)?

Follow these simple steps before, during, and after your visit to prepare for your checkup and help ensure reliable results.

Before Your Test

Fast for 10 to 12 hours before your health checkup
Keep taking regular medicines unless your doctor says otherwise
Avoid alcohol for 24 hours and heavy exercise on the test morning.
Keep all metal items and jewellery at home before your test.
Avoid vigorous cycling and sexual activity 48 hours before undergoing a PSA test
Inform our team if you are menstruating on the day of the checkup, pregnant, or have a suspected pregnancy.
For mammography or breast USG, avoid powders, creams, lotions, perfumes, or deodorants on your breasts and underarms, as they can affect the image.
For PAP smear, avoid sexual intercourse, vaginal douching, and using vaginal medicines or spermicidal products for 48 hours before your cancer screening.

During Your Test

Arrive 10 minutes early with photo ID, and carry previous medical reports and current medication details, if available.
Inform our team if you have conditions like diabetes, heart disease, or hypertension and have experienced symptoms recently.
Wear comfortable clothing for your cancer screening test.
For USG abdomen, ensure your bladder is full before the scan to achieve clear imaging.
Let our team know if you feel any discomfort during your cancer screening.

After Your Test

Drink enough water, rest if needed, and return to your usual activities as you feel comfortable.
Most laboratory results are available on the same day or within 24–48 hours.
You will receive a digital HealthOn Map and personalised HealthOn Plan covering nutrition, activity, sleep and follow-up care.

Which HealthOn Cancer Test Package Should You Consider?

Him

For men seeking age-appropriate cancer screening, particularly those with a family history of cancer.

Her

Cancer tests for women for those seeking age-appropriate screening or who have a family history.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is cancer screening necessary if I have no symptoms?

Yes, certain cancer screenings are recommended even if you feel healthy and have no symptoms. Some cancers may not cause noticeable signs in their early stages. Screening can help detect specific cancers before symptoms appear.

What increases the risk of cancer?

Cancer can develop due to genetic changes, ageing, lifestyle habits and environmental factors. Tobacco use, alcohol consumption, excess body weight, unhealthy eating habits, physical inactivity and certain infections can increase the risk of some cancers.

What are the normal ranges for common cancer markers?

Some blood tests measure tumour markers, which may be elevated in certain cancers and other conditions. Some normal ranges for cancer markers include the following:

What is the difference between breast ultrasound and mammography?

Mammography uses low-dose X-rays to create images of the breast and is the main imaging test for routine breast cancer screening. A breast ultrasound uses sound waves to produce images without radiation.

Is breast ultrasound enough to screen for breast cancer, or do I need a mammogram?

Breast ultrasound may not detect all breast cancers. Mammograms can detect changes that ultrasound may miss. Your doctor may recommend both tests, especially if you have dense breast tissue, based on your age and individual risk factors.

Does a family history of cancer mean I will develop cancer?

A family history may increase your risk, but it does not mean you will develop cancer. If several close relatives have had cancer, especially at a younger age, speak to your doctor about your risk and whether you need additional screening.

If my cancer screening results are normal, do I need to get screened again?

Yes, a normal result does not rule out every cancer or mean you will never develop the disease. Continue screening at the intervals recommended by your doctor, based on your age and risk factors.

How can I book HealthOn’s cancer screening package?

You can book a HealthOn Cancer screening package at Wockhardt Hospitals in Mumbai Central, Mira Road, Nagpur, or Rajkot. Choose your preferred centre, compare the available packages for Him and Her, select a convenient slot, and book online. You can also request a callback if you need help.

Will I continue to receive support after my cancer screening checkup?

Yes, you will receive continuous support even after your cancer screening checkup. HealthOn Map summarises each result, showing what is on track, what needs monitoring, and what insights require intervention. Through our HealthOn 365, we help you stay on track with reminders and follow-ups, while your personalised HealthOn Plan offers guidance on diet, exercise, sleep and health monitoring.