Heart and metabolic health first, the whole person throughout
Every service starts with a proper conversation and examination with your GP. Where something needs a specialist, we explain why and arrange the referral.
Cardiometabolic health
Blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, weight and the organs they affect.
Who it is for
Adults who want to know where they stand, especially if you have been told a reading is "borderline", have a family history of heart disease or diabetes, or simply have not been checked for a while.
What we look at
- Blood pressure
- Blood sugar
- Cholesterol
- Weight and waist measurement
- Kidney and liver function
- Sleep, activity, diet and stress
What you leave with
Your results explained in plain language, your overall risk worked out, and a personal plan agreed with you. Our full cardiometabolic risk assessment covers all of this over two visits.
Women's health
PMOS (formerly PCOS), perimenopause and hormonal concerns.
What we can help with
- PMOS (formerly PCOS): assessment, explanation and long-term care, including its effect on weight, blood sugar and cholesterol
- Perimenopause: making sense of changing symptoms and talking through the options
- Irregular periods and other hormonal concerns
How it fits together
Many hormonal conditions are closely linked to metabolic health. We look at both together, so nothing is treated in isolation.
Mental wellbeing
Screening and first assessment of mood, stress and sleep.
What to expect
A private, unhurried conversation about how you have been feeling, how you are sleeping and what is weighing on you, using recognised screening questions where they help.
Next steps
Together we agree what would help. Where specialist support is the right next step, we explain why and arrange a referral.
Occupational and preventive
Check-ups and screening matched to your work, age and history.
A check-up that fits you
Rather than a fixed package, your GP chooses checks based on your age, family history, the work you do and how you live. That means no unnecessary tests, and nothing important missed.
Typical reasons people come
- A routine health check after some years without one
- Work involving long hours, shift patterns or a mostly desk-based day
- Age-appropriate screening, discussed and explained
Immunisation
Adult vaccinations reviewed and brought up to date.
How it works
Bring any vaccination records you have. Your GP reviews what you have had, what is recommended for your age, health and travel plans, and what is due.
Please contact us before booking to check which vaccines are available at the clinic.
Not sure which service you need?
Start with a first visit. Your GP will help you work out what makes sense.