Summary
If you are over 40 years of age, and only if you are over 40 years of age, Schlumberger is offering you and your dependent, the possibility of performing a more in-depth medical check up in addition to your standard Med-Track physical once every 3 years. We have called this "Med-Track Plus".
Standard Med-Track physicals and all scientific studies show that certain medical problems occur more frequently in men and women over 40 years of age.
The Med-Track Plus program targets certain health issues which are more common in men and women over 40 years of age - in particular the increased risk of glaucoma, cancer and cardio-vascular diseases.
No, the medical tests included in the Med-Track Plus are not mandatory.
Yes, the standard Med-Track physical must still be performed every 3 years to validate fitness to work.
The Med-Track Plus should be performed every 3 years, at the same time, if possible, as the standard Med-Track examination.
Not all medical centers performing the standard Med-Track examination have the specialists or equipment required to perform the Med-Track Plus.
Check with the doctor who performs your standard Med-Track whether his medical facility is capable of doing the Med-Track Plus tests or ask him to refer you to the appropriate specialists or medical center.
No. Not all medical centers around the world can perform the exams listed in Med-Track Plus with a high level of quality.
Discuss with the doctor performing the standard Med-Track if their facility is equipped to perform the additional tests. If the facility performing the standard Med-Track cannot do the exams in Med-Track Plus these can be organized in another medical center by the employee/dependent.
International SOS and Schlumberger have no control over the quality of medical testing in medical centers around the world. .
No, Schlumberger will not pay travel or lodging costs incurred by the Med-Track Plus exam. This must be paid by the employee.
The cost of the Med-Track Plus will be covered if done once every 3 years:
In all cases, a detailed bill from the doctor/clinic/hospital must be provided in order to claim reimbursement.
Tonometry
Must be performed by an ophthalmologist - tests for glaucoma, a disease that can lead to blindness
Additional blood tests:
Functional Respiratory Testing
Detects any important reduction in functioning of lungs - predictive particularly for smokers
Cardio-vascular risk factors:
Abdominal and pelvic echography
Detects any abnormality in the abdomen and pelvic areas
For men only:
For women only: