Screening and Preventative Health
Overview
Our screening packages give you a comprehensive overview of your health status, covering multiple organ systems, cardiovascular risk, metabolic health and nutritional status. All packages are processed through accredited laboratories and reviewed by experienced clinicians who provide a clear explanation of your results and guidance on next steps.
Screening Packages
60+ Male Profile
£344.00
Age-specific screening for men over 60, focusing on common health concerns in this age group.
- Comprehensive Blood Tests
- Prostate Health
- Cardiovascular Risk
- Bone Health
- Kidney Function
Well Man Health Screening
£120.00
A comprehensive health assessment for men, including cardiovascular risk, diabetes screening and general health markers.
- Full Blood Count
- Lipid Profile
- Liver & Kidney Function
- HbA1c
- PSA
- Testosterone
Well Woman Health Screening
£120.00
A tailored health screening for women that covers hormonal health, cardiovascular risk and other metabolic markers.
- Full Blood Count
- Lipid Profile
- Liver & Kidney Function
- HbA1c
- Thyroid Profile
- Iron Studies
60+ Female Profile
£355.00
A comprehensive health screening for women over 60, including bone health and hormonal assessment.
- Comprehensive Blood Tests
- Bone Profile
- Cardiovascular Risk
- Thyroid Function
- Vitamin D
Comprehensive Screening Profiles
£251.00 – £310.00
Advanced screening packages (Profiles 6, 7 & 8) for detailed health assessment and early detection.
- Extended Blood Panels
- Multiple Organ Function
- Nutritional Status
- Metabolic Health
- Inflammation Markers
Before & After
FAQs
Who should consider health screening?
Health screening is suitable for individuals seeking early detection, reassurance, or long-term health planning.
Are screening packages customisable?
Some packages can be tailored based on age, gender, and risk factors.
Will abnormal results be followed up?
Yes. Any abnormal findings are reviewed and appropriate follow-up is arranged.
How often should I have health screening?
Annual screening is recommended for most adults, though frequency may vary based on age, risk factors, and existing conditions.