Every test in a Meridiko program has its own page stating what it finds, what it does not, and who it is not suited to. No single test in this list replaces another. Pick a test below to see exactly what it covers.
The organs, in cross-section.
One blood draw, and a long list of allergens.
Two minutes, and a number you keep for life.
The brain and its blood vessels. In one appointment.
The test that works on dense tissue.
The arteries themselves, mapped.
The arteries that feed your brain.
The test with a three-day wait. Not a three-month one.
A five-minute scan. A number your cardiologist already knows how to use.
The heart, moving.
Four more markers, and the same caveat as the first four.
The baseline every program includes. Because the scans need context.
The upper endoscope. Under sedation, same day as your colonoscopy.
Risk you were born with.
The lung-cancer screening test. Ten minutes, minimal dose.
The markers a standard panel leaves out.
Discs, nerves, and the cause of the pain.
Blood tests that decide who needs a scope.
Ten minutes, and the reason Korea found so many thyroid cancers.
A blood draw. Read alongside your imaging, not instead of it.
One scan. Five regions, no radiation.
One partner centre, KMI, publishes six focused, single-system programs — lung, cardiovascular, digestive, cerebrovascular, women's and allergy — each its own fixed price rather than part of a full-body tier.
