You will receive a pre-screen form to be completed and returned prior to your appointment. This will assist the Doctor evaluate your past and current health.

• 90 minutes in clinic for your full physical examination, blood and urine tests
  – 30 minutes with practice nurse & 60 minutes with your screening doctor
• A 15 minute follow up telephone call to discuss your comprehensive report with your doctor

Your Doctor will talk you through your medical history and that of your family to identify potential risks and problems.

You may also discuss contraceptive, pregnancy and menopause advice.

You will have time to raise and discuss any health concerns you may have.

Following your tests, your doctor will undertake a thorough physical examination including your ears, mouth, chest, back, abdomen and joints.

Well-woman screening:

• Breast examination
• Cervical smear pap test (if clinically recommended)
• Contraceptive, pregnancy and menopause advice
• Ca-125 – Ovarian cancer tumour marker (if clinically recommended)
• Cardiovascular Screening

Well-man screening:

• Prostate and Testicular examination
• PSA – Prostate cancer tumour marker (if clinically recommended)
• Cardiovascular screening

• Height and weight – to calculate your Body Mass Index (BMI)
• Blood pressure
• Urinalysis – to check the urine for ten different parameters
• ECG – Heart tracing
• Spirometer – Vitalograph spirometer to test your lung function
• Vision Test – includes colour blindness screening

Vitalograph test to measure the function and efficiency of the lungs

An electrocardiogram (ECG) is a non-invasive test that provides information about your cardiac health

• Red Cell, White Cell Count & Platelets
• Liver function
• Kidney function, Uric acid, Electrolytes
• Full Lipid panel (Total cholesterol, HDL/LDL/Triglycerides)
• ESR - Marker of inflammation
• Ferritin (marker of iron levels)
• Fasting glucose and HbA1c to identify diabetes mellitus
• Vitamin D
• Vitamin B12
• Vitamin B9 (folic acid)
• Thyroid function profile (TSH & T4)
• AFP (Alpha Fetoprotein) screening for primary cancer of the liver (if clinically recommended)

• Urine analysis: glucose, bilirubin, ketones, specific gravity, blood, pH (acid and alkali), proteins, urobilinogen, nitrites & leucocytes
• Laboratory urine test for infection (MC+S) if required

• Breast examination
• Cervical smear pap test (if clinically recommended)
• Contraceptive, pregnancy and menopause advice
• Ca-125 – Ovarian cancer tumour marker (if clinically recommended)
• Cardiovascular Screening

• Prostate and Testicular examination
• PSA – Prostate cancer tumour marker (if clinically recommended)
• Cardiovascular screening

• Bowel screen (Stool FIT) if required
• NAFLD fibrosis score (fatty liver and fibrosis)
• PLCO Score – Lung cancer risk
• FRAX Score – Osteoporosis risk
• GAD-7 – Anxiety score

Once all of the test results are available, you will receive a comprehensive report giving you a clear understanding of your current health, as well as advice and guidance on how to maintain your health and wellbeing.

A 15 minute telephone consultation will be booked with your Doctor to discuss your report in detail.

• Stress ECG - Echocardiogram
• Carotid doppler Ultrasound
• CT Coronary Artery Calcium Score (CT Scan)
• CT Carotid Angiogram
• CT Coronary Angiogram
• Fibro Scan Liver
• Abdominal Ultrasound Scan
• CT Colonography
• Colonoscopy
• CT Chest - Lungs
• Baseline Bone Density Scan (DEXA)
• Transvaginal Ultrasound
• Mammogram/ Ultrasound
• Brain MRI
• Pelvic MRI
• Prostate MRI
• Allergy Screening
• Genetic Testing
• Mole Mapping