• Early Detection & Prevention: Health screenings, such as a full body MOT health check, are crucial for preventative healthcare. A health screen enables early detection of potential health issues, even before you experience any symptoms. This early detection can significantly improve treatment outcomes and potentially save lives.
• Proactive Approach: By proactively addressing potential health concerns, you can take steps to improve your overall well-being and, in turn, reduce the risk of developing serious conditions.  
• Personalised Assessment: A comprehensive health screening, such as our XYZ collection, provides a personalised assessment of your current health status, helping you understand your risk factors and make informed decisions about your lifestyle and healthcare.

The recommended frequency of health screenings can vary depending on several factors, including:

Age: As you age, the risk of certain health conditions
increases, so more frequent screenings may be recommended.

Family history: If you have a family history of certain
diseases, you may need more frequent screenings.  

Lifestyle factors: Factors like smoking, diet, and exercise can also influence the recommended screening frequency.

Please note, it is advisable to to consult with your doctor or a healthcare
professional to determine the most appropriate screening schedule for your
individual needs.

If your screening results indicate a potential health issue, we recommend you make an appointment with your GP to discuss the findings and consider necessary next steps.

Next steps can include:

• Further testing: additional testing or specialist consultations may be recommended to confirm or rule out a diagnosis.
• Treatment options: Your doctor can discuss available treatment options and help you create a personalised treatment plan.  
• Lifestyle changes: You may be advised to make lifestyle changes, such as improving your diet, increasing exercise, or quitting smoking, to improve your overall health.  

The coverage for health screenings can vary depending on your insurance policy.
Some insurance plans may cover certain screenings as part of preventive care,
while others may have limitations or exclusions. However, it is crucial to
review your insurance policy carefully or contact your insurance provider to
understand your coverage options.

Preparation for a health screening may vary depending on the specific tests included. However, here are some general tips:

Fasting: Some blood tests may require fasting for a certain
period before the test. If you are required to fast for any of the profiles you have selected, both the product listing and your confirmation email will
clearly state this instruction. If you are unsure, feel free to contact us via
our live chat function too!

• Hydration: It is important to be properly hydrated ahead of
  your appointment to improve blood flow and in turn, ensure the blood collection process is as easy and pain-free as possible.
• Medication: Ensure you disclose any medications you are currently taking.
• Questions: Prepare a list of questions you may have for your doctor regarding the screening process and your health.

By following these tips and consulting with your doctor, you can ensure that your health screening is as effective and informative as possible.

For more information, check out a useful article on our service here to see what to expect throughout the entire process - https://bloodtestslondon.com/blogs/health-blog/from-click-to-clinic-to-client-the-blood-test-london-journey

Our comprehensive range of health screen profiles range from £131 - £805 in price
and cover from 53-73 different biomarkers.

No - simply choose your preferred profile and check out, we'll handle the rest!

Health screenings can uncover a range of health risks, varying in severity. Some of these are listed below with reference to some relevant biomarkers to look out for. Cardiovascular Diseases such as heart disease, heart attack or stroke. Major risk factors include high blood pressure and high cholesterol are assessed in each of our comprehensive health screens.

Diabetes: High blood sugar levels can damage blood vessels and increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, and kidney disease.

Cancers: included in the Z profiles are specific cancer markers according to the profile you have selected. For the Wellman profile a PSA test, a marker of prostate cancer will be included meanwhile the Wellwoman tests for CA-125, a marker for ovarian cancer.

Thyroid Dysfunction: All of our health MOTs include thyroid specific markers, including TSH, an essential marker for detecting thyroid dysfunctions.

Liver Disease: Detectable through LFT tests.

Kidney Disease: Early detection of kidney issues can help prevent progression to kidney failure.Infectious Diseases such as HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C.

Nutritional Deficiencies: namely Vitamin and Mineral Deficiencies.