Standard Screen
A general health blood test covering your blood count, cholesterol, blood sugar, liver and kidney function, alongside selected minerals. This profile provides information about your health and can highlight findings that need further assessment.
What does it check?
- Full blood count: Haemoglobin, red and white blood cells, and platelets
- Cholesterol: Total, HDL and LDL cholesterol, cholesterol ratio and triglycerides
- Liver markers: Liver enzymes, bilirubin and albumin
- Kidney function and electrolytes: Including creatinine, eGFR, urea, sodium and potassium
- Bone-related markers: Calcium, phosphate and alkaline phosphatase
- Blood sugar: Glucose and HbA1c
Who may benefit?
Ideal for anyone seeking a thorough overview of their general health, or a baseline assessment covering key blood count, cholesterol, liver, kidney and blood-sugar markers.
Before your appointment
- Please select a morning appointment.
- Follow the preparation instructions provided, including fasting if requested.
- Bring details of your current medicines and relevant previous blood results.
- Contact us before attending if you are unsure about your preparation requirements.
Results and follow-up
Your blood sample will be collected and sent to the laboratory. A clinician will review your results alongside the health information you provide, explain the findings and advise on recommended next steps. A telephone consultation with Dr Iqbal is included at no additional charge where clinically required.
£169 includes blood collection, laboratory analysis, clinical review and an explanation of your results, plus a telephone consultation with Dr Iqbal where clinically required. Further investigations or treatment are charged separately, with costs explained before you proceed.
Important information
This profile provides information about your health and can highlight findings that need further assessment, but it cannot diagnose or rule out every medical condition. A normal result does not completely exclude an underlying cause of symptoms, and an abnormal result does not always indicate illness.
Results should be interpreted alongside your symptoms, medical history and clinical assessment. Further testing or medical review may be recommended. If symptoms are severe, sudden or worsening, seek medical advice promptly.
Ready to take the next step?
Book a consultation with our clinical team to discuss your results and the most appropriate next steps for your health.