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What specific health conditions does NURA screen for?

Our comprehensive screenings look for early indicators of major lifestyle-related non-communicable diseases—such as heart disease, diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and osteoporosis—as well as common cancers, including oral, lung, breast, cervical, prostate, and colorectal cancers, depending on the specific gender package.

How long does the screening process take?

The entire process is designed for maximum efficiency to minimize workplace disruption. A comprehensive full-body screening is completed in just 120 minutes. This single visit includes registration, vitals, lab tests, all AI-assisted imaging, and an in-person doctor consultation.

Is the radiation from the CT scans safe for annual employee checkups?

Absolutely. NURA uses specialized Fujifilm ultra-low-dose CT systems designed specifically for preventive screening. The radiation dose is substantially lower than conventional diagnostic CT imaging, making it exceptionally safe to incorporate into an annual employee wellness routine.

Will employees receive their results on the same day?

Yes. We believe in providing immediate clarity. A qualified NURA physician will walk the employee through their results during an in-depth consultation, and a comprehensive digital health report is provided instantly at the end of their 120-minute visit.

How is the employee experience at a NURA center different from a hospital?

NURA is not a hospital; it is a dedicated preventive care center. We provide a premium experience built on Japanese expertise and hospitality. Our centers offer a calm, thoughtfully designed environment where a clinical team guides guests seamlessly through every step, ensuring zero waiting and zero confusion.

Is preventive health screening worth it in India?

India carries a high burden of lifestyle conditions and cancers that are often identified late, when options are narrower and costs higher. Preventive screening shifts that timeline: identifying risk indicators early generally means simpler interventions and more choices. For adults over 35, annual preventive screening is one of the most effective ways to understand their […]

I feel healthy do I still need a health screening?

Feeling well and being well are not always the same thing. Many serious conditions including several cancers and heart disease develop without symptoms for years. Preventive screening is designed precisely for people who feel healthy: it screens for early risk indicators while there is the most room to act. That is the difference between screening […]

What is the best age to start preventive health screening in India?

NURA recommends starting annual preventive screening at 35 and earlier if you have a family history of cancer or heart disease, or specific risk factors. In your 20s and early 30s, a genetic screening can be a useful starting point: it maps inherited risk once, helping you understand what to watch for as you build […]

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