Executive Health Exams International

If your company offers you this medical benefit, I highly recommend you do it.
As the other reviews say, the way you are treated is very professional, the lounge area where you wait between tests is plush, and the food is pretty good. There is no sushi, at least not when I went, but the salads and sandwiches were good.
The testing is very comprehensive and the consultation with the Doctor is very professional and clearly care is taken to make you feel comfortable.

This is the most cushy physical exam I have ever had. The place works like a well-​oiled machine. You arrive at reception and they direct you straight to the locker room where you change into scrubs and socks. The locker room is quite spa like — with private changing areas and hairdryers and contact lense fluid and pretty soaps and bathrobes and hand lotion etc etc. I’m not sure why you might need all of this after a medical exam, but its the thought that counts.
The staff are friendly and professional and immediately sit you down and take you through what could otherwise be an overwhelming process. I mean, who really wants to be poked and prodded with needles, weighed, measure, hooked up to sensors, made to pee in a cup … well, you understand, I’m sure!
You then get to relax in the waiting room, in comfy leather sofas, with tv’s and your plenty of reading material (FT, WSJ, NYT). The nurses summon you to the different rooms for testing. They cleverly get all the blood tests out of the way first, so that you can go back and have breakfast before you faint. Breakfast is good — healthy options like fruit salad, muffins, yoghurt, granola bars, a selection of cereals, nuts and fruit. And a selection of teas. Lunch looked like sushi and wraps — I was full by then!
It almost made the needles worthwhile (ok…probably not). The whole testing process and consultation with doctor took about 3 hours. Which seems a long time — but it was very comprehensive and the surroundings meant it wasn’t too much of a hardship.
Mostly, though, the staff really go out of the way to make the experience as pleasant as possible and I felt they gave great service.

I haven’t gone to see the doctor in six years. If no one tells me anything is wrong, it can’t hurt me, right?
Well, after years of throwing away money on unused medical insurance, I booked a 7:30 am appointment for the tri-​annual physical that is covered under my health plan. After hearing from guys who had gone before and having had a pretty good experience, I thought why not.
The clinic is set up on Rockefeller Center. Since I had a super early appointment, I saw the Good Morning America show filming in the plaza while walking through the entrance way. I was able to constrain myself from jumping up and down behind Matt Lauer and yelling «Hi mom!».
The receptionist checked me in and ushered me to the men’s locker room where a blue smock, brown socks (the kind with the white grips painted on the sole), and a Crabtree & Evelyn terry cloth robe awaited me. The waiting area is something else. Great lounge chairs, big screen tvs, and a nice breakfast spread. I can only imagine what lunch is like; I’ve heard rumors of sushi.
I’ve never had a more thorough physical ever. Blood tests, hearing testings, vision tests, urine, EKG, BMI, height, weight,. I’m missing stuff here. After the nurses complete the exams, the doctor reviews the results with you, conducts a few more exams, and makes recommendations to better your health as well as inquiring about your general well-​being. It was somehow very comforting.
A full detailed report is mailed to you as well as archived on your private account online. They make specific recommendations and offer any necessary follow up exams as part of the package.
I won’t be able to go again for three years, but boy what an experience! It behooves you to go make an appointment, if you are able to. I was surprised at some of my results and you may find the exam enlightening as well.

I have only availed of this perk once and am very impressed.
These guys provide a complete physical check-​up in a plush setting that is right by the NBC studios in Rockefeller. When you walk in you are given one of those loose fitting gowns (for keeps if you wish!) and they even have a breakfast layout.
The examination is very thorough, and you are assigned a personal physician who sends you a detailed report within a few days of your check-​up. If you have any problems at all, trust these guys to find it.
I believe the exam itself runs about $ 1,500 – I am happy not to be paying for it myself.