Starting February 1, 2026
The Indian Cricketers’ Association (ICA) is delighted to announce the continuation of its Annual Full Body Health Check-Up Program for the year 2026–27. This initiative reflects ICA’s commitment to the welfare of our members and their families.
Following requests from members, the ICA Board has upgraded the health package this year to include enhanced diagnostic coverage across core health, metabolic, nutritional, hormonal, and cardiac risk categories.
Eligibility
- Available to Class A members (membership fees cleared up to FY 2024–25).
- Coverage extends to the member plus one family member (parent, spouse, child, or sibling).
- Eligible members as of 25th January 2026:
- Redcliffe Labs: 814 members
- Spurthi Meditech: 450 members
Health Package Highlights
The upgraded package includes a comprehensive set of tests across multiple health categories:
- Core Health Panels: CBC, Peripheral Blood Smear, ESR, hsCRP, Rheumatoid Factor
- Metabolic & Organ Function: Fasting Blood Sugar, HbA1c, Lipid Profile, Liver & Kidney Function Tests, Urine Routine
- Nutritional & Bone Health: Serum Calcium, Vitamin D3, Vitamin B12, Folic Acid, Iron Studies
- Hormonal & Gender-Specific:
- Male: Thyroid Profile, Testosterone, PSA
- Female: Thyroid Profile, CA 125
- Cardiac Risk & Advanced Markers: Apolipoproteins A1 & B
Booking & Process
- Redcliffe Labs & Spurthi Meditech Members:
- Book conveniently from home. Partner diagnostic centres will contact you directly to arrange appointments.
- Contact with your Folio number:
- For any information regarding ICA members registered with addresses in specific pincodes of Kerala,kindly reach out to ICA Office for further information.
Membership Fee Reminder
- Annual subscription fee: ₹1,200 (inclusive of GST).
- Members not reflected in the eligible list are requested to settle dues at the earliest.
- Payment options:
- Online Payment Link (available on ICA website)
- Navigate to: Fees/Donations > Membership Fee > Pay
ICA encourages all members to avail this upgraded benefit and prioritize preventive healthcare for themselves and their families.