Your blood, in focus
A baseline view of the cells in your blood.
- Full blood count
Understand your heart health, blood sugar and key organ function with one straightforward health screen.
A practical starting point for routine health monitoring, with core blood tests and clinical measurements brought together in a clear, specialist-reviewed report.
From blood health to everyday measurements, your screen brings together the core markers that help build a picture of your wellbeing.
A baseline view of the cells in your blood.
Core markers for cardiovascular health and blood sugar control.
Understand how your key organs are functioning.
Additional markers to complete your core blood panel.
Your panel includes the relevant marker.
Everyday measurements that add context to your results.
You’ll receive a specialist-reviewed report in 2–3 days, written in plain English and ready to share with your GP.
Book your screenYour results receive an expert review.
A clear explanation of your results, without unnecessary jargon.
Keep your report for future reference or share it with your doctor.
Choose Essential online. No GP referral required.
Book at one of 110+ UK locations.
Have your blood sample taken and health measurements recorded.
Read your specialist-reviewed report in 2–3 days.
Everything in Essential, plus thyroid function, vitamin D and ferritin (iron stores).
It’s a starting point for people seeking a core health baseline or routine monitoring. If you have symptoms or specific concerns, speak to your GP about the most appropriate assessment.
No. You can book the Essential Health Screen directly online.
Results are specialist-reviewed and returned in a clear report in 2–3 days.
You can choose from 110+ UK locations during booking.
Thyroid function, vitamin D and ferritin are included in Advanced. Essential includes the core tests listed above.
These are markers that require clinical interpretation. An abnormal result does not necessarily mean cancer, and a normal result does not rule it out. Discuss symptoms or concerns with your GP.