After 60, proactive health screening isn’t optional — it’s essential.
Women above 60 face the highest cumulative health risk of any age group — post-menopausal bone loss, advanced cardiovascular risk, multiple cancer screening priorities, kidney function decline, thyroid changes, and diabetes management all converge simultaneously. Koshikaa’s health screening package for women above 60 is the most comprehensive women’s package available — 30 tests covering every major organ system, full imaging panel, cancer marker blood tests, and detailed thyroid and metabolic assessment, all completed in one visit.
Koshikaa’s patient-first approach means our team guides senior patients through every step of the process — from fasting preparation to report interpretation — at a pace that is comfortable and unhurried.
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It is used to diagnose anaemia, infections, certain types of cancer, and soon
Done annually to screen for kidney function evaluation.
Done annually to screen for liver conditions, such as alcohol-induced liver damage, fatty liver, Hepatitis C and B
Helps detect urinary tract infections, kidney disease, or diabetes, which are common in older women.
Haemogram: Provides a comprehensive overview of blood health, identifying potential blood disorders.
Used for detailed cellular studies, often in the context of cancer screening.
Recommended after age 35, an electrocardiogram (ECG) test is, checks for the risk of heart disease. If the report is normal, it can be repeated annually.
Mammograms are recommended every 1–2 years for women above 60. Despite being past menopause, breast cancer risk remains significant and increases with age. Women with a personal or family history of breast cancer should discuss more frequent screening with their doctor. Annual mammograms are advisable for those in this age group with elevated risk.
Recommended for those at high risk of lung cancer, such as long-term smokers.
A less invasive method for screening colorectal cancer, important as risk increases with age.
Provides a comprehensive scan of the body to detect cancer and other serious ailments.
Pap Smear screening continues to be relevant for women above 60 who have not previously undergone regular cervical screening. Women who have had consistently normal results over many years may be advised to stop screening after age 65 — but this decision should always be made in consultation with a gynaecologist based on individual history. Combined HPV and Pap testing every 3–5 years is typically recommended if continuing.
The alpha-fetoprotein blood test is sometimes used, along with ultrasound of the liver, to try to detect liver cancer early in people at high risk of the disease.
Mainly for colon cancer and also raised in other abdominal and pelvic organ cancers.
Monitors therapeutic progress and checks for recurrence of ovarian and breast cancer, respectively.
This is a cancer marker of the pancreas, gallbladder, lung, liver or colon cancers.
Examines characteristics of blood cells to aid in the diagnosis of blood disorders.
Screens for hidden blood in the stool, an early indicator of colorectal cancer, particularly important in older adults.
Analyzes DNA to identify inherited risks for diseases like cancer, which can guide preventive measures and treatments.
Essential for colorectal cancer screening, recommended regularly until at least age 75.
This package includes 30 tests — Complete Blood Count (CBC), Kidney Function Tests, Liver Function Tests, Thyroid Function Tests (T3, T4, TSH, Free T3, Free T4), Urine Analysis, Fasting Blood Sugar, HbA1c, Lipid Profile, Post Prandial Blood Sugar (PPBS), Haemogram, Liquid Based Cytology (LBC), Urine Routine and Microscopy, Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP), CEA, CA-125, Cancer Antigen 19.9, Cancer Antigen 15.3, Peripheral Smear Examination, Stool Occult Blood, ECG, Mammogram, Ultrasound Abdomen, Transvaginal Ultrasound, Low-dose CT Scan for Lungs, CT Colonography, and Pap Smear. It is the most comprehensive women’s health screening package at Koshikaa.
Women above 60 carry the highest cumulative disease risk of any female age group. Post-menopausal bone loss, cardiovascular disease, multiple cancer risks, kidney function decline, and thyroid disorders all require active monitoring simultaneously. This package adds the widest imaging panel of any Koshikaa women’s package — including Low-dose CT for Lungs, CT Colonography, and Transvaginal Ultrasound — ensuring no major system goes unassessed in a single annual visit. Catching one serious condition early at this stage easily justifies the full cost of the package.
Bone density (DEXA scan) is not listed in the current test panel but is available as an add-on at Koshikaa. Post-menopausal women above 60 are at high risk for osteoporosis — the Indian Menopause Society recommends bone density screening for all women above 65 and earlier for those with risk factors like low body weight, long-term steroid use, or family history of fractures. Ask our team about adding a DEXA scan to your appointment.
Cervical cancer risk does not disappear after 60. Women who have not had regular screening history, who are immunocompromised, or who have had previous abnormal results should continue cervical screening. For women above 65 with a documented history of consistently normal results over the past 10 years, a doctor may advise discontinuing — but this should never be a self-made decision. Including it in this package ensures no gap in coverage.
The package includes ECG, Lipid Profile, Fasting Blood Sugar, HbA1c, and kidney function markers — all of which directly inform cardiovascular risk. After 60, heart disease is the leading cause of death in Indian women. ECG detects rhythm abnormalities and prior cardiac events. Lipid Profile and blood sugar together assess atherosclerosis and metabolic syndrome risk. Combined with Haemogram and CBC, this gives a complete cardiovascular risk picture.
Both packages share a similar test structure but the Women 60+ package is designed with a senior-first approach — preparation guidance is adjusted for elderly patients, the imaging panel is identical, and the report interpretation takes into account age-appropriate reference ranges. The key additional focus areas for this age group are post-menopausal health monitoring, advanced kidney function assessment, and continued colorectal and lung cancer surveillance.
Yes, fasting for 10–12 hours is required before blood sugar, lipid profile, and liver function tests. The Ultrasound Abdomen requires fasting. CT Colonography preparation guidelines will be shared separately. For senior patients on regular medications, please bring your full medication list — our team will advise on which medications to continue or pause before the test. Do not stop any heart or blood pressure medication without doctor guidance.
This package typically takes 4–5 hours due to the full imaging panel. We recommend booking an early morning slot and arriving well-rested. Our team is specifically trained to assist senior patients through the process comfortably — there is no rush and all tests are paced appropriately.
Yes. Family members are welcome to accompany patients throughout the visit at Koshikaa. For elderly patients who may need assistance during blood collection, changing for imaging scans, or navigating between test stations, having a companion is encouraged. Please inform our team at the time of booking if assistance will be required.
Book by filling out the form on this page, calling us at +91 7996666106, or visiting our centre at Banashankari, Bengaluru. Same-day appointments are available subject to slot availability. Our team will confirm your booking, share the full preparation checklist including medication guidance for senior patients, and answer any questions about the CT Colonography preparation before your visit.
