Refer & Follow Up
Care Doesn’t Stop When The Tents Come Down
Every LifeCheck screening is a starting point, not an endpoint. Cases that need more than a one-day check are referred on, and NHIS registration on-site helps people keep affording that care afterwards.
The Pathway
What Happens After A Screening
Screening a crowd is only useful if the people who need more help actually get it. Here’s the pathway LifeCheck follows for every case flagged on the day.
Screen & flag
Vitals, eye, dental and lab checks at the outreach identify cases that need attention beyond what an on-site tent can offer.
Register for NHIS
Our team helps unregistered attendees sign up for the National Health Insurance Scheme on-site, so cost isn’t the reason follow-up care doesn’t happen.
Refer to a facility
Flagged cases, from minor surgical needs to conditions requiring specialist review, are directed to a hospital or clinic for the next step of care.
Stay reachable
The LifeCheck team remains contactable after the event for anyone who needs help understanding their referral or has a question about what was found.
Why It Matters
A Check-Up Is Only Half The Job
A free screening that ends the moment the tents come down helps for a day. LifeCheck is built to run every year precisely so that referral and follow-up aren’t an afterthought. NHIS registration, a clear referral, and a team that’s still reachable afterwards are as much a part of the programme as the check-up itself.
- On-site NHIS registration for attendees without cover
- Referral to a hospital or clinic for cases needing further care
- A LifeCheck contact point for questions after the event
Get In Touch
Have A Referral Or A Follow-Up Question?
If you attended a LifeCheck outreach and have a question about a referral, or you’re a partner facility following up on a case, reach the team directly.