Ho Chi Minh City mandates agencies and units to organize periodic health check-ups, aiming for 100% completion for all officials, public servants, and workers by 31/10.

Ho Chi Minh City set a record with over 263,000 community health check-ups in one week, but while some localities have covered nearly half their population, others have yet to reach 3%.

With nearly 37% of its population, or over 19,600 people, receiving free health check-ups, Phuoc Thang ward leads TP HCM thanks to its systematic organization and the mobilization of both government and mass organizations.

More than 534,000 Ho Chi Minh City residents have undergone free health screenings before the city begins a 150-day intensive phase to achieve its goal of providing check-ups for all residents by 2026.

For the first time, Ho Chi Minh City has assigned top-tier hospitals, including Cho Ray, Thong Nhat, and Military Hospital 175, to directly 'sponsor' individual communes and wards, sending doctors to local facilities to provide free health check-ups for residents as part of a 150-day campaign.

All children under 6 nationwide will receive free periodic health check-ups at least once a year to screen for diseases, assess comprehensive development, and integrate data into the VNeID application.