Middle-Aged Health Program: Integrated Middle-Aged Health Care is offered with periodic assessment of 30-59-year-old men and women. This program aims at increasing life expectancy and fair and global access to quality healthcare services. The main activities of this program include comprehensive health service delivery, risk factor and at-risk group identification, early identification of deadly diseases and timely treatment thereof, education and promotion of societal health literacy, empowerment of the population in self-care, and extra-sectoral coordination to build necessary infrastructure.
 
Elderly Health Program: The target group of this program is 60-year-olds and above. Measures aim at providing, maintaining, and enhancing physical, psychological, and social health of the elderly in order for them to benefit from a better quality of life. The goal is to ensure that the elderly live their lives with the least amount of disability while maintaining their independence. Through identifying seniors, providing elderly healthcare, and training on lifestyle, this program helps improve the quality of life and health of the elderly.