New screenings for 2026

The HRV Scan measures current stress levels and the individual ability to regulate stress. The analysis is based on pulse rate and heart rate variability in relation to a set breathing pattern. The pulse is measured with a sensor on the earlobe. The analysis includes a one-to-one consultation on how to deal with stress healthily and on individual measures to build personal stress resilience.

• Stress test: current stress load measured by heart rate variability analysis
• Autonomic nervous system: interplay of sympathetic and parasympathetic activity
• Relaxation and adaptability: effectiveness of breathing
• Personal evaluation and recommendations from qualified staff

The diabetes check-up is a diagnostic tool that gives indications of possible diabetes. HbA1c is a laboratory value that analyses average blood glucose over the past 2 to 3 months.

• Measurement: a drop of blood taken from the fingertip
• Result: HbA1c value (long-term blood glucose over the past 8 to 12 weeks)
• Diabetes risk test: ruling out diabetes, or an indication of prediabetes or diabetes
• Evaluation: individual ways to reduce the risk of illness
• Personal evaluation and recommendations from qualified staff

The Cardioscan gives a snapshot of the current state of the cardiovascular system. Four electrodes on the wrists and ankles take the measurement and produce a short ECG to assess heart health. The analysis includes a one-to-one consultation on heart health and activities that strengthen the heart.

• Resting pulse: heartbeats per minute at rest and in relaxation
• Risk check: ECG evaluation with risk screening
• Stress check: current stress load measured by heart rate variability analysis
• Fitness level: evaluation of the heart's fitness
• Personal evaluation and recommendations from qualified staff

Near-infrared light is used on the upper arm to analyse body composition. The evaluation includes a one-to-one consultation and recommendations for health-promoting measures in exercise, nutrition and relaxation.

• BMI: ratio of body weight to height
• Body fat percentage: share of fat in total body weight
• Body fat analysis: excess and non-excess fat
• Body water: total proportion of fluid in the body
• Muscle mass: share of muscle in total body weight
• Personal evaluation and recommendations from qualified staff

The mobee® fit mobility test measures the mobility of relevant muscle groups and detects asymmetries and deficits in the neck and shoulder area. The analysis includes a one-to-one consultation aimed at reducing and preventing tension.

• RoM score: range of motion of the joint
• Symmetry score: left-right comparison
• Harmony score: possible differences between the individual tests
• Total score: overall assessment of the result
• Personal evaluation and recommendations from qualified staff

The pupillograph is a diagnostic instrument from sleep medicine that checks acute sleepiness (PST) using the sleepiness waves in the eye. The analysis includes a one-to-one consultation on sleep and tools for improving individual sleep quality.

• Measurement: contactless video recording through VR-style goggles
• Duration of measurement: approx. 6 to 8 minutes
• Assessment: objective measurement of daytime tiredness
• Risk assessment: evaluation of fitness to drive
• Personal evaluation and recommendations from qualified staff