Heart and cardiovascular risk
Blood pressure, cholesterol and selected ECG or imaging tests.
Comprehensive preventive assessment for men with clinical examination, blood tests and options for more advanced cardiovascular investigations.
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A personalised assessment helps identify issues that may not yet be causing symptoms.
Blood pressure, cholesterol and selected ECG or imaging tests.
Blood sugar, diabetes risk and metabolic markers.
Organ-health assessment from targeted laboratory tests.
Age- and symptom-relevant markers and clinical review.
Risk-informed discussion and investigations where clinically indicated.
A plan informed by individual risk factors.
Three tiers are described, ranging from essential screening to advanced cardiac imaging.
| Service / examination | Published guide / details |
|---|---|
| Full Wellman | Broad clinical assessment and comprehensive blood profile. |
| Advanced 40+ | Expanded screening relevant to life stage and additional cardiovascular risks. |
| Advanced Heart | A deeper cardiovascular package that can include CT coronary angiography when indicated. |
The aim is a useful, personalised health plan.
Discuss symptoms, history and prevention goals.
Complete tests chosen for the tier and clinician’s assessment.
The clinician reviews your findings together.
Receive a written plan and recommended follow-up.
A men’s health review can provide a structured opportunity to discuss lifestyle, symptoms and clinically appropriate screening.
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Information is general and does not replace a clinical assessment.
The live service lists a 60-minute assessment appointment.
No. The published screening tiers differ in their coverage.
Yes. The service describes a full written report, targeted within two weeks.