Medical history
Detailed review by a doctor of the medical background including medical history, family medical history, social history, occupational history and lifestyle.

Stress analysis
Overall review of stress related issues though sensitive discussion with the doctor plus the use of a validated questionnaire, to promote the early detection of stress.

Doctors consultation
We ensure that there is plenty of time to discuss particular issues or concerns with the doctor.

Doctors medical examination
Includes examination of the heart, lungs, abdomen, central nervous system, skin, ear, nose and throat, pulse rate and blood pressure at rest. Height, Weight and Body Mass Index.

Full blood analysis
A comprehensive analysis examining total cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL and LDL cholesterol and liver, kidney and thyroid function. Other tests include those for gout, diabetes, metabolic disorders, infection, anaemia and other chronic diseases.

Urine analysis
Includes tests for protein, blood, sugar, ketones, infections, pus cells, bile pigments, pH and nitrites.

Prostate cancer test
Screening for prostate cancer is by measurement of the PSA (prostate specific antigen) together with digital rectal examination. It is suggested for patients over 45 and those with a family history of prostate cancer.

Advice on testicular self-examination

Cardio-vascular risk assessment
Where indicated we will give you a specific figure estimating your comparable risk of future heart disease and clear advice how to reduce your risk if necessary.

Personal medical report
Includes an overall review of results, a personalised health action plan and advice on any relevant medical and lifestyle issues.

Health Promotion literature

OPTIONAL TESTS

Bowel Cancer Test
This detects the presence of blood in the stool and is recommended for patients over the age of 45. For those with a strong family history of bowel cancer, the option of referral for a colonoscopy will be discussed and advised upon where appropriate.

Exercise Electrocardiogram
An exercise or stress electrocardiogram provides information about the electrical conduction and blood flow of the heart during exercise. As well as being an assessment of cardio-vascular fitness, it particularly assists in the diagnosis of underlying coronary artery disease, high blood pressure and irregular heart rhythms.

This test is recommended biennially in men over 45 years of age and annually where there are significant cardiac risk factors present. The results are reported on by a Consultant Cardiologist with appropriate management advice.