$1,639–5,977, quoted before you book. MRI, CT and the widest panels the centres publish, in one visit.
Every program in this band, by the centre that performs it. The published figure is the won one, ₩2,200,000–8,021,000.
| Program | Centre | Price | Centre’s won list | What it covers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C. Premium Health Checkup by sex and age band | Medione | $1,639–2,012 | ₩2,200,000–2,700,000 | Brain MRI/MRA & AI Brain Age/Disease Analysis, Abdomen & Pelvis Contrast CT, Low-dose Chest CT (AI-assisted), Echocardiography, Carotid Ult… |
| Whole Body MRI + Checkup add-on | Medione | $2,086 | ₩2,800,000 | Whole Body MRI: Brain MRI, Brain MRA, Cervical Spine MRI, Mediastinum MRI, Abdomen MRI, Lumbar Spine MRI, [Male] Prostate MRI / [Female] Pe… |
| Premium | Severance Health Check-up | $2,441–2,984 | ₩3,276,000–4,004,000 | Colonoscopy (Conscious Sedation), Abdominal CT, Liver Fibrosis & Fat Scan, Low-Dose Chest CT, Coronary Artery Calcium Scoring CT, Arterial… |
| Platinum | Severance Health Check-up | $4,165–4,708 | ₩5,590,000–6,318,000 | Brain MRI + MRA, Carotid Artery Ultrasound, Echocardiography |
| Noblesse | Severance Health Check-up | $5,841–5,977 | ₩7,839,000–8,021,000 | Abdominal MRI, Coronary CT Angiography |
| WHOLE BODY | KMI | $2,235 | ₩3,000,000 | 11 Gene Genetic Screening Panel (Male/Female), MASTOCHECK |
Dollar figures are converted from each centre's won price at ₩1,342 = $1 (open.er-api.com, 2026-09-13). The won figure is the price; the pairing moves with the rate.
Every figure on this page carries its source and the date it was measured. See the methodology line under the comparison table.
Each partner centre's programme document for KMI, Medione, Severance and Hanaro (KMI: https://global.kmi.or.kr/examination/foreigner_examination; Severance: https://sev.severance.healthcare/sev/patient-carer/appointment/checkup/checkup-program.do), measured 2026-09-13.
Every program on this site is a real published program at one of four Korean screening centres rather than a package assembled here. The bands move together in one direction: a full baseline, then endoscopy and a first CT or MRI on top, then the widest imaging and panels the centres publish.