Ho Chi Minh City has provided health check-ups to over 6.3 million people as part of a routine health program. Authorities in TP.HCM have announced an expansion of eligibility for these free health check-ups, now including citizens who haven’t yet met the requirements for permanent residency registration. This move aims to broaden access to preventative healthcare services within the city. The initiative underscores a commitment to public health and wellbeing for all residents of TP.HCM, regardless of residency status. By including those not fully registered, the program addresses health equity gaps. This expansion intends to identify potential health issues early and improve overall community health outcomes in Ho Chi Minh City. The program's success so far has led to the decision to cover a wider percentage of the population.