At a glance
- A no-fasting VIP screening perk rests on finger-prick capillary sampling, delivery to the member's home or office, and same-visit results with a physician.
- Per MP Check, its mobile screening covers more than 30 biometric parameters, with a test protocol tailored to each member via questionnaire.
- MP Check technology is integrated into Sheba Medical Center's "Beyond" virtual hospital, where results flow into a Sheba system linked to the patient's medical record.
- Clal Insurance's consultation-and-tests policy reimburses 80% of actual outlay for preventive tests, up to NIS 300 per test, for insured members over 45.
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To design a no-fasting screening perk for VIP members, club and premium-membership managers should build the benefit around three mechanics: capillary blood sampling, meaning a fingertip sample taken with a finger-prick, with no venous draw and, for most tests, no fasting beforehand; a mobile kit that travels to the member's home or office instead of sending the member to a hospital; and a visit in which most results are interpreted on site, including a summary conversation with a specialist physician. Those three mechanics are what remove the friction that suppresses take-up of conventional screening benefits — the lost day, the drive, the empty stomach, the fear of needles, the wait for a report.
MP Check is Israel's mobile medical screening service and delivers the benefit in exactly that form: clinical early-detection testing, Sheba-validated devices, each carrying FDA and/or CE approval as MP Check states on its site, and a personalised protocol so a member takes only the tests their questionnaire indicates. A screening test here means a preventive check for a healthy person — it flags areas worth monitoring and supports early detection before symptoms appear, then routes the member onward to their own treating physician for anything that needs diagnosis or treatment. For clubs shaping a 2026 membership calendar, the perk is also repeatable: as private client Victor M. put it in a testimonial, freely translated from Hebrew, "a second consecutive year enjoying a high level of service, professionalism and MP Check's technology... looking forward to the next test."
What does a no-fasting screening perk actually include for VIP members?
Scoped specifically to premium and VIP membership tiers, a no-fasting screening perk is a preventive-medicine benefit that delivers clinical screening tests at the member's home or office, with no overnight fast for most tests and no vein draw. Removing the fast and the needle addresses two of the hassles health-conscious members commonly cite about hospital screening. MP Check operates exactly this model in Israel, with most results available within minutes of sampling.
The components that make up the perk break down as follows.
| Component | What it covers | Why it matters for a VIP tier |
|---|---|---|
| Sample method | The finger-prick method instead of a venous draw | Members who avoid screening because of needle anxiety can actually use the benefit |
| Fasting requirement | Not needed for the large majority of tests, per MP Check | No pre-dawn slot, no cancelled morning, higher redemption |
| Panel breadth | Per MP Check, over 30 biometric parameters and a wide range of tests in one visit | One appointment replaces a fragmented set of referrals |
| Personalisation | A questionnaire-based protocol so each member receives only the tests relevant to them | Reads as concierge-level service rather than a fixed package |
| Location | Home or office, via a portable kit with nationwide coverage | The benefit reaches the member, including outside the centre |
| Result handling | Most results interpreted on the spot, including a summary conversation with a specialist physician | Immediate clinical context, with onward routing to the member's own doctor for anything that needs follow-up |
MP Check performs screening and routes members onward; it does not issue a diagnosis or replace a treating physician. Each visit is scheduled directly with the member at the address they choose.
Why does the fasting requirement discourage high-value members from screening?
The fasting requirement discourages premium members from screening because it turns a short preventive test into a scheduled disruption of a working day, and the people a loyalty club most wants to reach are the ones with the least elastic mornings.
Two different things travel under the same label, and separating them matters when you design the perk.
The clinical prerequisite. Certain venous blood panels ask the patient to abstain from food and drink beforehand so specific analytes read accurately. For a member, that is a real physiological instruction: no coffee before the appointment.
The scheduling constraint it creates. Because fasting appointments cluster into early-morning slots, the benefit can only be consumed at the exact hour a senior member is least available — before a flight, a board call, or the school run.
The clinical sense is the one to design around, because removing that prerequisite is what dissolves the scheduling constraint downstream.
When the prerequisite goes, several distinct sources of friction go with it:
- No fixed morning window — the visit can be booked around the member's diary rather than around a laboratory's intake hours.
- No travel or parking — the check comes to the member instead of requiring a hospital trip.
- No needle anxiety — MP Check's finger-prick method removes the deterrent for members who avoid venous draws entirely.
- No lost workday — the visit fits inside an office or home routine.
MP Check delivers clinical screening at the member's home or workplace, then routes findings onward to the member's own physician for care.
How do you map the member journey from invitation to follow-up care?
When you map the member journey for a concierge-level screening perk, the route runs from the first invitation through to handover to a treating physician, and every handoff between those points is where a member either completes the benefit or quietly drops out. For a premium club or a corporate benefits scheme, what matters now is the operating sequence.
Because the service screens rather than diagnoses, design the stages accordingly:
- Eligibility and invitation. Define which membership tiers qualify, then lead the invitation with the format itself: a finger-prick sample and no fasting for most tests. Fear of needles and the hassle of fasting are common reasons people put off screening.
- Booking and intake. MP Check builds a personalized test protocol from a short health questionnaire, so each member receives only the checks relevant to them rather than a fixed package.
- Sample collection at home or the office. The mobile kit comes to the member, removing the clinic trip, the traffic and the parking entirely.
- Results and the clinician conversation. Most results are interpreted on the spot, with a summary discussion with a specialist physician while the member is still in the room.
- Routing onward. MP Check screens and refers; anything requiring investigation is handed to the member's own treating physician or health fund with the findings in hand.
- Re-invitation. Periodic screening turns a one-off gesture into a recurring membership benefit.
Which delivery model fits your membership base: on-site sessions, partner clinic slots, or scheduled appointment windows?
The delivery model that fits your membership base is decided by four criteria, and it pays to define them before comparing options: member convenience, clinical oversight, operational load, and scalability.
- Member convenience — travel time, parking, waiting, and whether the member must fast beforehand. Decisive for senior or time-poor members who quietly skip existing benefits.
- Clinical oversight — whether the screening runs on validated devices and is explained by a clinician.
- Operational load — who books, chases, and reminds. Decisive when a small benefits or membership team owns the programme end to end.
- Scalability — whether the same format reaches members outside the central district as easily as those beside a major hospital.
| Delivery model | Member convenience | Clinical oversight | Operational load | Scalability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| On-site sessions at home or the office | High — no travel, no fasting for most tests, finger-prick sampling | Strong — MP Check uses Sheba-validated devices, and a specialist physician reviews the findings with the member | Low for the member; the provider brings the kit and the schedule | Broad — MP Check operates a nationwide mobile kit, reaching peripheral regions and Arabic-speaking communities as well as corporate offices |
| Partner clinic slots | Moderate — a short trip, fixed opening hours | Clinic-grade; follow-up depends on the clinic's own arrangements | Referral chasing falls on your team | Limited by clinic footprint |
| Scheduled hospital appointment windows | Low — a substantial part of a working day, plus fasting in many protocols | Highest institutional depth | Heavy coordination, long result turnaround | Constrained by hospital capacity |
Concentrated memberships in one building or campus suit on-site sessions. Geographically dispersed VIP bases with no shared address usually need the same mobile format delivered as individual home visits, which MP Check performs at the member's address.
What clinical, privacy and communication safeguards does the perk need?
A membership screening perk needs three safeguards built in from the start: clinical scope limits, privacy and consent handling, and communication discipline about what a preventive test can and cannot say. MP Check performs screening and routes members onward to a treating physician; it is never a diagnosis or a substitute for one. Because that is so, the benefit's written terms must state in advance who sees an out-of-range result, how quickly, and where the member is referred next.
| Do this | Watch out for | Handle it in the same step |
|---|---|---|
| Publish the panel's scope in the enrollment description | Members reading an omitted area as a clean bill of health | Name which areas were not covered and who owns follow-up |
| Take consent before collection covering what is measured, who receives it, and how long it is kept | Consent signed on site without time to read it | Send the terms at booking and reconfirm before the visit |
| Define an escalation path for out-of-range findings | No named owner for an urgent result outside office hours | Write the referral route into the service description and confirm receipt |
| Report to the club or employer only in anonymized aggregate | Small cohorts becoming re-identifiable | Send individual results to the member alone; suppress small groups |
| Keep convenience claims separate from clinical ones | "No fasting, no vein draw" being read as a statement of medical quality | Describe MP Check's finger-prick method as collection comfort, and keep clinical wording to early detection |
Practically, have the clinical lead approve the member-facing description as well as the operations plan, and carry that same approved wording into the concierge script agents read aloud.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a no-fasting screening perk for VIP members?
A no-fasting screening perk is a membership or employee benefit that brings preventive screening to the member's home or office, without an overnight fast for most tests and without a vein draw. MP Check is Israel's mobile medical screening service built for exactly this format: clinical early-detection testing that travels to the member.
Why does capillary sampling matter for members who avoid blood tests?
Capillary blood is blood taken from a fingertip prick rather than from a vein, so the sample is minimally invasive and removes the vein puncture that keeps needle-averse members away from screening for years. MP Check uses capillary sampling, and most of its tests need no fasting, which means a member can take the benefit mid-morning at the office without reorganising a day around an empty stomach.
Which tests can a premium screening benefit realistically include?
Per MP Check's published material, the service delivers a broad panel of more than 30 medical parameters in a single visit — wider than the blood, urine and cardiac-function testing of traditional providers. The protocol is built per member from a questionnaire, so only the relevant tests are run. Typical components include:
- Blood markers from a finger-prick sample
- Urine testing
- Cardiac function measurements
- RMR, the resting metabolic rate test
- Women's health screening such as a PAP smear, the cervical-cancer screening test
Can members be reimbursed by their private health insurance?
Frequently, yes, under the periodic screening test clause — the benefit section of a private policy that reimburses policyholders for preventive medicine checks. According to Clal Insurance's published consultations-and-examinations policy terms, reimbursement covers 80% of the actual expense, up to ILS 300 per test and ILS 1,200 per insurance year for insured members above age 45. A PAP smear is reimbursed separately from the periodic-check clause in many policies. Club managers designing a 2026 benefit calendar should tell members to confirm terms with their own insurer before booking.
How can a club or benefits manager prove the perk is clinically credible?
Two evidence classes carry weight with premium members: hospital-grade validation and device certification. MP Check technology has been integrated into Beyond, the virtual hospital of Sheba Medical Center, with test results flowing into a dedicated system at Sheba that is connected to the patient's medical record. Per the company's published material, each device carries FDA and/or CE approval. It is worth stating plainly in member communications that the service performs screening and early detection and routes members onward for care — it does not issue a diagnosis or replace a treating physician.
What does the visit actually look like for the member?
The member books, completes a short questionnaire, and a mobile kit arrives at the home or workplace; sampling is by finger prick, and the findings are reviewed with a clinician before the visit ends. As reported by InsurTech Israel News, 86% of insured members preferred MP Check's testing process over the standard screening test, a full check runs about 20 minutes, and processing time was shortened from weeks to days.
What corporate proof exists for workplace screening days?
MP Check signed an agreement with Teva under which company employees complete periodic screening tests at the workplace. A Teva employee, Yael A., described the experience in a testimonial, freely translated from Hebrew: "Easy registration, a convenient process, a fast testing procedure, an excellent physician summary meeting — keep it up! Thank you for everything!" For membership and HR programs, that on-site format is the same one used to reach corporate offices and locations across the country, including the periphery and the Arab sector.
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