Free Health Check-ups in Ho Chi Minh City Reach Millions

The free health check-up program, which has been running for more than three months in Ho Chi Minh City, has reached more than 3.12 million people. The initiative aims to create electronic records that serve as lifelong health diaries for citizens.

Scope and Progress of the Program

The nationwide free public health check-up program in Ho Chi Minh City was launched on May 25, 2026.

According to data from the health department, more than 3.12 million people across the city benefited from this service as of August 23.

Population Ratio and Participation Rates

The health screenings conducted reached a participation rate corresponding to 24.44% of the city's total population of over 14 million.

Both permanent and temporary residents who are Vietnamese citizens have the right to benefit from the program.

Creation of Electronic Health Records

Among the main objectives of the initiative is the creation of a personal electronic health record for each citizen.

These electronic records were successfully created for more than 3 million of the over 3.12 million people who underwent the free screening.

Automated Data Update Process

The electronic records were initially prepared using data obtained from free health check-ups organized for city residents.

Examination results were automatically updated and processed into the citizens' electronic health records by the system.

Early Diagnosis and Treatment Opportunities

The health checks performed allow for the detection of risk factors and potential diseases at an early stage.

Thanks to this early diagnosis capability, citizens can be directed to timely advice and appropriate treatment processes.

Requirements for Participation

The way to obtain a complete and valid electronic health record is through the active participation of citizens in the program.

All resident individuals can join this health program after verifying their identity and residency information.