When it comes to your health, understanding your current condition can help you make more informed decisions about your future. Pyramedicine’s Everything Check-Up in Egypt brings together full-body MRI imaging, a comprehensive blood test panel and additional assessment options in one coordinated health package, with a listed price of $900.
Designed for people who want a broad overview of their health, the package combines medical imaging with laboratory investigations and a consultation with a radiologist after the scan. Depending on the confirmed package inclusions and individual clinical needs, ultrasound examinations may also form part of the assessment.
For international patients, arranging several investigations through one coordinated pathway can make planning a health assessment in Egypt more straightforward.
However, no single check-up can detect every disease or guarantee that someone is healthy. The purpose of an assessment is to provide useful information, identify findings that may need further investigation and support appropriate medical follow-up.
Interested in a comprehensive health assessment in Egypt? Contact Pyramedicine to confirm the package inclusions, arrange a consultation and discuss whether the assessment is appropriate for you.
What is included in the Everything Check-Up?
The package is designed to bring together several types of investigation rather than relying on a single test.
1. Full-body MRI scan
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses magnetic fields and radio waves to produce detailed images of internal body structures. Unlike CT scans, MRI does not use ionising radiation.
A whole-body MRI protocol may assess a range of anatomical regions, depending on the scanner protocol and the areas included in the examination.
MRI can help clinicians investigate certain abnormalities involving organs, soft tissues, bones and other structures. However, the ability to identify a particular condition depends on the imaging protocol, the area examined and the nature of the condition.
It is important to understand that a full-body MRI is not a universal cancer test and cannot rule out every disease. Some conditions require targeted imaging, endoscopy, specific blood tests or other investigations.
Before your appointment, ask the provider which anatomical regions are covered by the MRI, whether contrast is used and how the results will be communicated.
2. Comprehensive blood test panel
The package’s listed blood tests cover several areas of general health, including blood cell counts, glucose regulation, cholesterol, liver and kidney function, thyroid function and selected nutrient levels.
The currently supplied panel includes:
| Blood test | What it can help assess |
|---|---|
| Complete blood count (CBC) | Red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets; may help identify anaemia and other blood abnormalities |
| Lipid profile | Cholesterol and other blood lipid measurements relevant to cardiovascular risk assessment |
| HbA1c | Average blood glucose over approximately the previous two to three months |
| Liver function (AST/ALT) | Selected enzymes associated with liver and other tissue health |
| Kidney function | Measures used to assess kidney function; the exact tests included should be confirmed |
| Cortisol AM/PM | Cortisol levels measured at specified times, where clinically appropriate |
| Thyroid function | Selected blood markers used to assess thyroid function |
| Iron profile | Markers used to assess iron status, interpreted alongside the clinical picture |
| Vitamin D | Blood measurement of vitamin D status |
| Vitamin B12 | Assessment of vitamin B12 status |
| Urine testing | Depending on the specific test, may help identify selected urinary or metabolic abnormalities |
Why are these blood tests useful?
Blood tests can provide information that imaging alone cannot. For example, MRI does not diagnose diabetes by itself, whereas HbA1c can help assess average blood glucose. Kidney and liver blood tests can also identify abnormalities that may require further evaluation.
Results must be interpreted together with your medical history, symptoms, medications and examination findings. An abnormal result does not necessarily mean that you have a serious disease, and a normal result does not exclude every medical condition.
3. Ultrasound examinations
Ultrasound uses sound waves to create images of selected organs and tissues. The areas examined depend on the clinical indication and the agreed package.
The service information provided for this package includes:
- Abdominal and pelvic ultrasound, where indicated.
- Thyroid ultrasound, where appropriate.
- Breast ultrasound for women, where appropriate.
The availability of these examinations within the $900 package should be confirmed with Pyramedicine before publication or booking, particularly whether the abdominal and pelvic ultrasound is included for all patients or only when indicated.
Ultrasound is different from MRI and blood testing: it can provide additional information about specific structures, but it is not a substitute for every other investigation. For breast health, for example, the appropriate imaging method depends on age, symptoms, risk factors and clinical guidance.
4. Immediate post-scan consultation with a radiologist
An important feature of the advertised service is a consultation with a radiologist after the scan.
A radiologist is a doctor trained in interpreting medical imaging. The consultation provides an opportunity to discuss the imaging findings, ask questions and understand whether any abnormalities require further assessment.
The precise timing and scope of the consultation should be confirmed with the provider. A discussion immediately after scanning should not be confused with a guarantee that every laboratory result will be available at the same time.
Some findings may require additional imaging, specialist review or other tests. Where this happens, the appropriate next steps should be explained clearly.
5. Personalised report and health recommendations
The service information also describes a personalised report incorporating visual material and wellness recommendations.
The purpose of a report is to communicate the findings in a way that patients can understand and discuss with their healthcare team. Recommendations should reflect the actual findings and relevant clinical context, rather than being treated as a substitute for individual medical advice.
Ask the provider what the final report contains, when it will be available and whether follow-up support is included.
How much does a full-body check-up cost in Egypt?
Pyramedicine’s advertised Everything Check-Up package costs $900.
The package is intended to combine several investigations and a radiologist consultation within one coordinated service. Before booking, request confirmation of the complete package contents and any additional charges.
| Package component | Details |
|---|---|
| Advertised package price | $900 |
| Full-body MRI | Included in the advertised package |
| Blood test panel | Tests include CBC, lipid profile, HbA1c, selected liver and kidney markers, thyroid function, iron profile, vitamins B12 and D, cortisol and urine testing |
| Ultrasound | Abdominal, pelvic, thyroid and breast examinations are included in your individual package |
| Radiologist consultation | Included as a post-scan consultation |
| Personalised report | Included with visuals and wellness recommendations |
The price and inclusions should be reconfirmed when arranging your appointment. Ask whether any additional investigations, specialist consultations, repeat tests or follow-up appointments incur separate charges.
For international patients, travel, accommodation and transport should also be budgeted separately unless expressly included in a written quotation.
Who might consider a comprehensive health check-up?
People consider health assessments for different reasons. Some want to review selected health markers; others have a family history of particular conditions or have been advised to investigate a symptom.
A broad check-up may be worth discussing with a healthcare professional if you:
- Want to review selected blood markers as part of an overall health assessment.
- Have specific risk factors that warrant investigation.
- Have been advised to undergo imaging or laboratory tests.
- Are travelling for a planned medical assessment and want to understand the available options.
- Need a clearer picture of which additional tests, if any, may be appropriate.
A full-body check-up is not necessarily appropriate for every healthy person. The most useful investigations depend on your age, symptoms, medical history and individual risk profile.
If you have new or concerning symptoms, seek an appropriate clinical assessment rather than relying on a screening package to diagnose the problem.
Can a full-body MRI detect cancer?
MRI can identify certain abnormalities that may require further investigation, including some findings that raise concern about cancer. However, a normal full-body MRI does not rule out all cancers, and an abnormal result does not automatically mean that cancer is present.
Whole-body MRI protocols vary, and some tissues or conditions are not assessed adequately by a general screening scan. For example, standard whole-body MRI should not replace recommended breast screening, cervical screening, bowel screening or other age- and risk-appropriate programmes.
Research has also highlighted the possibility of incidental findings: unexpected abnormalities that may be harmless but lead to additional tests, uncertainty or anxiety. A systematic review of whole-body MRI screening found substantial variation in incidental findings and concluded that the evidence was insufficient to recommend routine whole-body MRI screening for asymptomatic people outside a research setting.
For this reason, the decision to undergo full-body imaging should involve an informed discussion of its potential benefits, limitations and consequences.
The aim is not to promise that every disease will be detected. It is to help you understand what the assessment can tell you and what further care may be needed.
What happens if a test finds something abnormal?
An abnormal result is not necessarily a diagnosis. It may represent a minor variation, a finding that needs monitoring, a condition requiring treatment or an issue that needs further testing to clarify.
Depending on the result, the next step might involve:
- Reviewing the finding alongside your symptoms and medical history.
- Repeating a blood test or arranging a targeted investigation.
- Obtaining additional imaging or specialist assessment.
- Discussing treatment or monitoring options if a condition is confirmed.
Before booking, ask who will explain the findings, whether follow-up appointments are included and how you will access your reports after returning home.
International patients should make sure they have a practical plan for follow-up care in their home country if further investigations are recommended.
Why consider Egypt for your health assessment?
For international patients, Egypt may offer an opportunity to coordinate selected medical investigations and consultations during a planned visit. However, the quality and suitability of care depend on the specific facility, equipment, laboratory standards and clinicians involved.
When comparing providers, consider more than the headline price. Ask about:
- The MRI protocol and anatomical coverage.
- The qualifications of the radiologist interpreting the scan.
- The laboratory tests included and the laboratory’s quality standards.
- Whether the ultrasound examinations are included.
- How and when results are provided.
- What happens if an abnormality is detected.
- The arrangements for follow-up after returning home.
A transparent package should clearly state what is included, what is excluded and what further care might cost.
How Pyramedicine can help
Pyramedicine supports international patients exploring medical services in Egypt. We can help you enquire about the Everything Check-Up package, clarify its advertised components and discuss the arrangements for an appointment.
Depending on the confirmed service, this may include help with understanding the proposed assessment, coordinating appointments and planning your visit.
The treating clinicians and diagnostic providers remain responsible for determining which investigations are appropriate, interpreting results and recommending any further care.
Before confirming your booking, contact us to verify the current price, the complete list of tests, ultrasound inclusions and the timing of your radiologist consultation.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Everything Check-Up cost?
The advertised Pyramedicine package costs $900.
Does the package include a full-body MRI?
Yes, full-body MRI is listed as an inclusion in the advertised package. Ask the provider which anatomical regions are covered and whether any additional imaging would incur extra charges.
Which blood tests are included?
The tests list includes CBC, lipid profile, HbA1c, AST/ALT, kidney function, AM/PM cortisol, thyroid function, iron profile, vitamin D, vitamin B12 and urine testing.
Is ultrasound included?
Yes, specifically abdominal and pelvic ultrasound where needed, thyroid ultrasound and breast ultrasound for women.
Will I receive my results on the same day?
The service is advertised as including a post-scan radiologist consultation. The timing of the final MRI report, laboratory results and any follow-up recommendations should be confirmed before booking. Not every result is necessarily available immediately after the scan.
Can the check-up guarantee that I do not have cancer?
No. Full-body MRI and blood tests cannot exclude every cancer or other medical condition. Some diseases require specific screening tests, targeted investigations or clinical examination.
Is this check-up suitable if I have symptoms?
That depends on the symptoms. If you have a new symptom, a clinician should first determine which investigations are appropriate. A general health package may not replace a targeted diagnostic assessment.
Can international patients book through Pyramedicine?
You can contact Pyramedicine to enquire about availability, package inclusions and appointment coordination. The final arrangements depend on confirmation from the relevant diagnostic provider.
Book your Everything Check-Up in Egypt
A comprehensive health assessment can provide useful information when the investigations are appropriate for your individual circumstances and the results are interpreted carefully.
Pyramedicine’s Everything Check-Up is advertised at $900, combining full-body MRI, a broad blood test panel and a post-scan radiologist consultation. Ultrasound options are also available.
Contact Pyramedicine to request the latest package details, confirm the tests included and discuss the next steps for arranging your assessment in Egypt.
Start with clear information, a transparent quotation and a plan for follow-up care.
Medical references
- NHS. MRI scan: uses, preparation and results.
- NHS. NHS screening: benefits, limitations and understanding results.
- Systematic review. Whole-body MRI for preventive health screening.
Medical disclaimer: This article is for general information and does not replace individual medical advice. Screening and diagnostic tests have limitations, and further investigation may be required even when initial results are normal.
