Essential
Annual check
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- Full blood count
- Glucose & lipids
- Kidney & liver function
- Urinalysis
Diagnostic & laboratory centre
Laboratory and imaging tests, with preparation guidance for each one and secure access to your results.
Test catalogue
See what each test measures and how to prepare. This list is a sample; the centre will provide the final catalogue ([...]).
Red and white blood cells and platelets: a basic picture of your health.
No fasting needed unless combined with biochemistry tests.
Blood glucose measurement to screen for diabetes.
Fast for 8–12 hours. A little water is allowed.
Total cholesterol, HDL, LDL and triglycerides.
Fast for 10–12 hours and avoid alcohol the day before.
Urea, creatinine and electrolytes.
Usually no fasting; ask us if it is combined with other tests.
Transaminases, GGT, bilirubin and other liver markers.
An 8-hour fast is recommended.
Iron stores to investigate anaemia or fatigue.
Morning sample, after fasting.
Checks how well your thyroid gland is working.
If you take thyroid medication, ask your doctor when to take it before the test.
25(OH) vitamin D levels.
No fasting needed.
Physical, chemical and microscopic urine test.
First morning urine in a sterile container.
Detects infection and tests antibiotic sensitivity.
Before starting antibiotics where possible.
Imaging of liver, gallbladder, kidneys and other organs.
Fast for 6 hours. For the bladder, please come with a full bladder.
Bone and chest imaging with a low radiation dose.
Tell us if you may be pregnant.
Detailed soft-tissue imaging without ionising radiation (availability: [...]).
Tell us about any metal implants or a pacemaker.
Check-up packages
Sample packages. The final contents and prices will be set by the centre ([...]).
Annual check
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For adults 40+
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By sex & age
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How it works
Online request or by phone.
Follow each test’s guidance.
Quick, comfortable sampling or imaging.
Results delivered securely. Online access: [...].
Why us
Analysers and imaging systems: list [...].
Daily accuracy checks.
Results are shared only with you or whoever you authorise.
Results sent to your doctor with your consent.
FAQ
Yes, a little water is fine. Avoid coffee, juice and chewing gum.
Not for private tests. To claim through your insurer, you need an e-referral.
Most routine tests are ready the same or next day; specialised tests take longer (timings: [...]).
Availability and coverage area will be confirmed ([...]).
Appointment
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