The full-body health check
Plus
Elfcare just got even better
We’ve added 5 new AI-powered, MRI-based measurements making Elfcare the most advanced health check in Europe
You can now get insights into your fat distribution & muscle composition - powerful indicators of risks like heart disease, diabetes, cancer and more
Book your scan today
We need a new standard
To properly evaluate health, we need to look beyond appearances and consider the full picture. Traditional methods like BMI fall short since they can miss important variations in fat and muscle distribution that are linked to serious health risks.
And it’s MRI-based & AI-powered
MRI-based and AI-powered body composition analysis delivers precise, personalized measurements of fat and muscle. It reveals what simple metrics can’t — providing early insights into your risk for conditions like diabetes, fatty liver disease, and heart disease, before symptoms appear.
Backed by years of research
By adding the AMRA® Profiler 4 by AMRA Medical — the leading health informatics and precision medicine company — to our full-body health check, it goes beyond spotting early signs of disease. and now also provides a detailed, quantified view of fat distribution and muscle composition. Backed by years of research and hundreds of published studies, it delivers precise, validated measurements.
Book your slot
To kick-start this partnership, we’re offering AMRA-powered body composition biomarkers free of charge (regular price: 3,000 SEK)* to the first 100 patients who sign up.
The price of our full-body health check is 35,000 sek.
Book your slot now and let your doctor know you’d like to add the Body Composition Profile to your health check — we’ll take care of the rest.
Come push the boundaries of preventative care with us.
Valid until July 31st, Stockholm only.
Learn more about the measurements
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Visceral Fat
Stored around and between the abdominal organs.
Excessive visceral fat has been presented as a strong predictor of cardiovascular diseases as well as type 2 diabetes, and has been associated with increased risk of cancer, liver inflammation and fibrosis, metabolic syndrome, stroke, sleep apnea, among others.
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Subcutaneous Fat
The most prominent type of fat stored beneath the skin.
Excessive subcutaneous fat has been associated with overweight, obesity, cardiovascular diseases, type 2 diabetes, cancer, depression, osteoarthritis, sleep apnea, among others.
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Muscle Fat
Deposited inside skeletal muscles.
Indicates muscle quality. Excessive muscle fat has been associated with reduced physical function, disability, frailty, increased fracture risk, type 2 diabetes, increased risk of hospitalization, severe illness outcome, poor overall survival, among others.
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Liver Fat
Stored inside the liver.
Excessive accumulation of fat in the liver increases the risk of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease, cirrhosis, hepatocellular carcinoma, and type 2 diabetes.
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Muscle Volume
Lean volume of skeletal muscles.
Indicates muscle quality. Low muscle volume has been associated with shorter survival, longer length of hospital stay, higher surgical and post-operative complications, poorer quality of life, frailty, sarcopenia, falls, and lower physical function.
