PATIENT SERVICES
Wellness Check

What is a Wellness Check?
A wellness check, also known as a routine health check or annual health screening, involves a series of blood tests to evaluate how well your body is functioning.
These tests can help identify early signs of health problems, allowing for early intervention and treatment.
Why get a Wellness Check?
A wellness check is an important part of maintaining your overall health and can help detect potential health issues before they become serious. These tests provide valuable insights into various aspects of your well-being, including nutritional status, organ function and risk for chronic diseases.
What does a Wellness Check Include?
Our Wellness Check includes key tests to assess overall health:
- Iron Panel – Checks iron levels to detect anaemia or excess iron.
- HbA1c & Plasma Glucose – Monitors blood sugar for diabetes risk.
- C-Reactive Protein (CRP) – Identifies inflammation linked to chronic diseases.
- Lipid Profile – Measures cholesterol and triglycerides for heart health.
- Kidney Function (U&Es) – Evaluates kidney health and electrolyte balance.
- Liver Function – Detects liver disease or dysfunction.
- Thyroid Screen (TSH/TT3/TT4) – Assesses thyroid function affecting metabolism.
- Magnesium – Checks for deficiencies impacting muscle and nerve function.
- Vitamin D & Calcium – Supports bone health and immune function.
- Full Blood Count (FBC) – Provides insight into overall health, infections, and anaemia.
- Folate & Vitamin B12 – Essential for red blood cell production and nerve health.
Regular wellness checks are an essential part of maintaining good health and catching potential issues early. These tests provide a comprehensive look at your body’s systems, helping to ensure that you stay healthy and well.
Additional testing information:
For most of these tests, you may be asked to fast for 8-12 hours before your blood is drawn, especially for tests like the lipid profile and plasma glucose. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
Inform your healthcare provider about any medications or supplements you’re taking, as some may affect the results.