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| Annual health checkups are crucial. |
The Health Insurance Society implements activities to help its members manage their health. Health examinations and similar activities do not merely identify illnesses at the earliest possible date. They ascertain health conditions and help people apply the results in everyday life, including reviewing lifestyle and related habits and preventing illnesses.
Taking the initiative in managing one’s own health is crucial. You can do this by following the instructions provided based on examination results, particularly if they involve getting reexaminations, detailed examinations, or improving lifestyle and related habits.
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Health examinations at the Kenpokaikan examination center |
After receiving the questionnaire form, go to the health examination appointment system website to make an appointment for an examination date. (If you cannot make an appointment via the web for some reason, call the appointments line on 03-3666-1706.)
On the examination date, fill out the questionnaire form and consent to the Society’s Privacy Policy before undergoing your examination.
Voluntarily and Continuously Insured Persons and family members (dependents) must apply individually. See the Health Checkup Information pamphlet for more information.
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Eligible persons |
Insured persons
Dependents (not including dependents under 18 years of age)
Eligible persons may undergo health examinations provided by the Society only once per fiscal year.
Those who plan to undergo or have already undergone the health examinations under ①-④ below are not eligible. Those who undergo more than one health examination will be billed for the entire cost of all subsequent examinations.
① Health examinations at contracted medical care institutions
② Health examinations at other medical care institutions
③ Complete medical checkups
④ Colorectal cancer screening by mail |
| Examination period |
May 2023 – March 2024
See the health examination schedule. Examinations are provided on separate dates for male and female examinees.
Reception hours: Starting at 9:20 – 11:45 am (mornings only) |
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Examination A |
Recommended for those aged 34 years and younger (not including those aged 30 years) |
Examination B |
Recommended for those aged 30 years and those aged 35 or older |
Examination S |
Recommended for those aged 40 and older at the specified milestone ages (ages 40, 43, 45, 48, and 50, and at the same intervals after age 50) |
* Examinees who have undergone Examination B or Examination S and who wish to do so will be provided an explanation of their results at a later date.
* The contents of the examinations for dependents are the same as for Examination B for insured persons.
* Colorectal cancer screening
Those aged 35 and older must bring the sample container for colorectal cancer screening (fecal occult blood test) on the day of the health examination. If you fail to submit your sample, your colorectal cancer screening for the fiscal year will be incomplete.
In addition, note that you cannot switch to screening by mail.
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