Private health screening,
Harley Street, London.
The most powerful thing you can do for your long-term health is understand it now. Our screening programmes detect risk factors years before symptoms develop, giving you time to act.
Onsite laboratory: many routine markers are processed in the same building as the clinic, so those samples are not in external transit. Specialist markers go to a reference laboratory. We confirm the expected timeframe at booking.
Health screening panels
All panels include clinical review by a GMC-registered doctor. Same-day appointments at 134 Harley Street; turnaround varies by panel (see each card).
General Wellness
A comprehensive general health screen covering blood count, iron stores, key vitamins, thyroid function, inflammation, liver and kidney function, cholesterol and blood sugar (HbA1c). The right starting point for anyone wanting a clear baseline of their overall health.
- Full blood count (FBC)
- Iron studies, including ferritin
- Vitamin D & B12
- Folate
- Thyroid function (TSH, FT3, FT4)
- CRP & ESR
- Zinc
- Liver function tests (LFTs)
- Kidney function (urea & electrolytes)
- Lipid profile (cholesterol)
- HbA1c
⏱ Results are released as each marker is reviewed, rather than held back until the whole panel is complete. Most markers return within about 3 to 5 working days. Vitamin D, B12 and zinc are among the slower markers on this panel, so they set the completion date. Clinician commentary is included. We confirm the expected timeframe at booking.
Same-day appointments usually available
Preventative blood screening on Harley Street. No GP referral required.
Bespoke screening programmes
Personalised programmes built around your history, goals, and risk profile. Pricing confirmed at consultation.
Nutritional baseline
Full blood count, iron studies, ferritin, vitamin D, B12, and zinc. A broad nutritional picture before symptoms arise.
Inflammatory markers
CRP and ESR to establish your inflammatory baseline. Useful for monitoring chronic conditions or tracking lifestyle changes.
Thyroid & hormonal health
Thyroid function and hormone panels for a clear view of the axes that affect energy, mood, weight, and wellbeing.
Bespoke programmes
Personalised screening programmes tailored to your health goals, history, and risk profile, with full clinical review.
Who should consider regular health screening
There is no single right answer for everyone. The most useful frame is to ask which life stage and risk factors apply to you, and to repeat the screen often enough to spot meaningful change.
Adults over 35 with a family history
Family history of heart disease, diabetes, or thyroid disease shifts the curve. An annual baseline lets you see trends in cholesterol, HbA1c, and thyroid status long before symptoms appear.
High-performance professionals
Chronic sleep deprivation, high stress, frequent travel, and irregular eating all show up in iron, vitamin D, thyroid, and cortisol over time. A regular screen catches the drift early.
Anyone making a major lifestyle change
Starting a new training programme, changing diet, beginning HRT or TRT, or coming off long-term medication. A baseline before and a follow-up at three to six months shows you what is working.
Patients with ongoing low-grade symptoms
Fatigue, brain fog, weight changes, or mood symptoms with normal NHS bloods. The broader private panels often catch the deficiencies and hormonal shifts that standard testing misses.
Postpartum and perimenopausal women
Both life stages drive measurable changes in iron, thyroid, and hormonal status. A panel six to twelve months postpartum or in the early forties catches issues that often present as fatigue or hair loss.
Men over 40
Gradual changes in testosterone, SHBG, and metabolic markers are easier to track with annual data. Catching insulin resistance before HbA1c rises into the diabetes range buys you years of intervention time.
What you receive after your appointment
Numbers without context are not useful. Every WMG Health report is built around what your results mean for you specifically.
- A complete table of every marker measured with your specific value alongside the reference range.
- A written clinical interpretation by a GMC-registered doctor in the context of your age, sex, history and stated symptoms.
- Clear flags on any markers outside the reference range or in the borderline zone, with a plain-English explanation of what the deviation means.
- Recommended next steps, whether supplementation, lifestyle change, repeat testing, or referral to a specialist.
- A printable version you can share with your GP, specialist, or any other clinician you work with.
- Access through your secure patient portal, with all your historical reports kept together for easy comparison over time.
Why preventative screening?
Many health conditions develop silently over years. Nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, and inflammatory changes rarely cause obvious symptoms until they are well established. Regular screening helps you understand your baseline and detect changes early.
Detect early
Identify risk factors and abnormalities years before they become problems, when intervention is most effective.
Clinician-reviewed
A GMC-registered doctor reviews every result set in the context of your history and symptoms.
Clear action plan
You leave with a clear understanding of your results and a concrete plan, not just a printout of numbers.
Track over time
Repeat screening on your own schedule means we can track changes in your markers over months or years and act on real trends.
Start your preventative health journey
Call or book online to discuss which screening programme is right for you. Same-day appointments usually available. No GP referral required.
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