Pre-employment Health Check
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Pre-employment medical checks are not usually covered by medical insurance. The client either pays directly or the contracted organization may be invoiced.
uniCare has a dedicated occupational health department. Therefore you can get appointments at very short notice.
The usual turnaround time for pre-employment checks is 48 to 72 hours. However, in unusual circumstances, when a report is required urgently, the reports may be processed in 24 hours.
Pre-employment medical examinations are conducted to determine if an employee can safely do a specific job or task under the working conditions provided on the job description. If the employee is noted to have a medical condition that is detrimental, uniCare has wide range of specialists, who can assess and initiate treatment if necessary. In such cases, the fitness to work certificate may be issued after the specialist assessment.
- Since most pre-employment check requires a fasting blood sample test, the prospective candidate should come to the centre having fasted for at least 10 hours. A glass or two of water may be consumed.
- Photo ID – either national identity card or passport
- Medical reports from previous doctors if they have had any serious medical condition
- Completed company issued medical questionnaire if any.

