Health Checkup Custom Recommendation Calculator

Health Checkup Custom Recommendation Calculator helps estimate Korea-related checkup, endoscopy, sleep apnea, device, and follow-up screening assumptions in English.

Custom checkup recommendation inputs

Custom checkup recommendation result

BMI

24.5

Overweight

Recommended exams

27

5 essential, 3 high

Estimated total range

₩2,140,000 - ₩3,620,000

Source item costs are in KRW 10,000 units

Within budget selected

21

96% of budget used

National checkup items

10

Items with national coverage flags

10-year roadmap years

11

Generated from 2026 base year

Basic blood panel

Essential

Score 80, cost ₩30,000 to ₩50,000, frequency 매년

Gastroscopy

Essential

Score 80, cost ₩80,000 to ₩150,000, frequency 2년마다

Colonoscopy

Essential

Score 80, cost ₩150,000 to ₩250,000, frequency 5년마다 (용종 이력 시 1~3년)

Mammography

Essential

Score 80, cost ₩50,000 to ₩80,000, frequency 2년마다

Cervical cytology

Essential

Score 80, cost ₩30,000 to ₩50,000, frequency 2년마다

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Custom health checkup recommendation calculator

This guide translates the Korean custom health checkup recommendation page. It scores exam items from age, sex, BMI, family history, smoking, drinking, exercise, occupation, stress, existing conditions, national screening eligibility, and budget.

How recommendation scoring works

The Korean source gives each exam item an age-based base score, then adds risk weights from family history, lifestyle, existing disease, and BMI. Recommended exams are divided into essential, high, recommended, and optional priority bands based on the final score.

The BMI calculation uses weight divided by height squared. The Korean BMI categories are under 18.5 for underweight, under 23 for normal, under 25 for overweight, under 30 for obesity, and 30 or higher for severe obesity.

Risk factors used by the model

Family history includes stomach cancer, colon cancer, breast cancer, liver cancer, lung cancer, cardiovascular disease, stroke, diabetes, thyroid cancer, prostate cancer, osteoporosis, and dementia. Existing conditions include hypertension, diabetes, dyslipidemia, hepatitis B or C, polyps, thyroid nodule, breast nodule, uterine fibroid, prostate enlargement, osteopenia, and anemia.

Lifestyle inputs include smoking status, smoking pack-years, drinking frequency, exercise frequency, occupation type, and stress level. Heavy smoker logic adds extra risk at 30 pack-years or more for relevant screening items.

Budget optimization

The source treats budget 0 as unlimited. When a budget is entered, recommended items are sorted by score and selected until the budget is used. National-screening items with full or partial national coverage can be selected without consuming the private checkup budget in the model.

Costs in the recommendation data are stored in KRW 10,000 units, so the English UI converts those values to KRW. The result reports selected items, remaining items, estimated minimum and maximum cost, budget-used percentage, and national-free count.

Schedule and 10-year roadmap

The Korean function also builds half-day, full-day, and split checkup schedules from fasting and non-fasting items. It then generates a 10-year roadmap from the 2026 base year, including national checkup items and high-priority follow-up intervals.

Use the result as a structured conversation starter before booking a checkup. Symptoms, previous abnormal results, physician advice, and national screening notices should override a generic score.