Health Checks Packages – Personal Health

The bedrock of any health assessment, your body measurements combined with body mass index can help determine if you are at risk of weight-related health issues.

A reading of your blood pressure alongside heart rate and rhythm will allow the medical team to assess the effectiveness of your cardiovascular system and can detect potential problems.

Understanding what’s normal for you or if your blood pressure is too low (hypotension), too high (hypertension) or you have irregular and abnormal heart rate is important to assess the need for further medical checks or treatment.

This is a straightforward urine dipstick test that can indicate potential problems relating to:

The Silver package includes all tests in the Bronze package and more.

An ECG is designed to check your heart’s rhythm and electrical activity. ECGs are carried out by a specially trained healthcare professional Readings can identify problems in their early stages, before symptoms start and can help monitor existing conditions, including:

Finger prick tests for both sugar and cholesterol will indicate if further tests are required.

This is our premium health package that includes a choice of a hearing test (audiometry) or lung function test (spirometry). The Gold package includes everything on offer in the Bronze and Silver health package.

A spirometry test is a well-established pulmonary function (breathing) test. It measures the amount of air you can breathe out and how quickly and effectively this happens.

During the spirometry, you will be asked to breathe into a tube while receiving specific guidance from one of our trained medical professionals.

The results can be used to assess pulmonary function and detect chronic lung conditions, such as:

Providing results that show either an obstructive or restrictive airways disease, with results you can share with your medical provider.

An audiometry test evaluates your ability to hear sounds of varying intensity, pitch, and frequency and assesses any hearing loss resulting from a variety of factors such as ageing, chronic ear infections, injury to the ear or exposure to loud noise.

The test involves listening and responding to a series of sounds played through headphones within a specialised, soundproof booth. You will be guided through the assessment, which usually takes around 15 minutes, by a trained medical professional.

A full printout of the results will give key insight into your hearing and help inform the need for a specialist referral.