Health Screening

 

 

Everyone is susceptible to illness and can benefit from the positive action and peace of mind from a health screen. Some diseases are more common in certain age groups and these will be targeted during your health screen. Some examples of a particular benefit are:

 

• If you are over the age of 45
• After prolonged exposure to stressful situations or a hectic lifestyle
• Before taking up physical exercise
• After birth of your baby
• Where there is a family history of illness such as heart disease, diabetes or cancer
• Where you wish to raise any fears, concerns or niggles you may have not troubled your GP with

 

What types of health screen do you offer?

 

• Well Man Health Screening / Well Woman Screening.
• Male / Female Full Health Assessment.
• Male / Female Sexual Health Screen.

 

What is included in each screen?

 

Well Man Screen

 

• Well Man questionnaire.
• Consultation to include a prostate and testicular examination by your screening doctor.
• Height and weight assessment.
• Body Mass Index measurements.
• Resting blood pressure.
• Full blood count (to check for anaemia) and ferritin (stored iron).
• Cholesterol test.
• PSA test.
• Urine test (to check for infection).
• Personal medical report from the test results plus a health action plan.

 

 

Well Woman Screen 

 

• Well Woman questionnaire.
• Consultation to include a breast and pelvic examination by your screening doctor.
• Height and weight assessment.
• Body Mass Index measurements.
• Cervical smear test.
• HPV virus test- cervical cancer risk (if indicated).
• Chlamydia test (if indicated).
• Resting blood pressure.
• Full blood count ( to check for anaemia) and ferritin (stored iron).
  Cholesterol test.
• Urine test (to check for infection).
• Mammography (if you are 40 and over only).
• Personal medical report from the test results plus a health action plan.

 

 

Full Health Assessment 

As above, but in addition to this:  

 

• Questionnaire, to include medical, surgical domestic work and lifestyle history.
• Urine test- includes test for diabetes and kidney disease and infection.
• Haemotology profile.
• Anaemia test.
• Hearing test.
• Vision test.
• Lung function test.
• Test for bowel cancer (over 50).
• Resting ECG.
• Biochemistry profile- includes test for kidney, thyroid and liver function.
• Mammography (over 50).

 

 

Sexual Health Screen 

Includes tests for: 

 

• Herpes.
• Chlamydia.
• Gonorrhoea.
• Candida.
• Syphilis.
• HIV & Hepatitis B and C.
• Urine test for infection, diabetes and kidney disease.
• HPV (genital warts) - women only.
• Trichomonas- women only.
• Bacterial Vaginosis.
• Other bacterial infections.

 

When do I get my results? 

 

Normally within 2-3 weeks, the screening doctor will discuss this with you. Your report will explain and interpret your test results. We will then include any advice on self-examination techniquesband preventative action you can and should take to keep healthy. We will end with any recommendation for further tests or referrals to a specialist for consultation. 

 

You may then decide to discuss these recommendations with your GP or schedule an appointment with our screening doctor to decide your next move. 

 

Price Guide 

MALE
Well Man Screen.	£289
Full Health Assessment.	£475
Sexual Health Screen.	£275
Sexual Health Screen + Well Man Screen	£489
Sexual Health Screen + Full Male Health Assessment.	£649
FEMALE
Well Woman Screen.	£289
Well Woman Screen.   - (with mammogram).	£359
Full Health Assessment.	£545
Full Health Assessment.    - (with mammogram)	£615
Sexual Health Screen.	£295
Sexual Health Screen + Well Woman Screen.	£529
Sexual Health Screen + Well Woman Screen.(with mammogram).	£599
Sexual Health Screen + Full Health Assessment.	£699
Sexual Health Screen + Full Health Assessment.(with mammogram).	£769
Smear test as part of a screening above.	£79
HPV test as part of a screening above.	£94