You can find a full list of the tests we offer here, and what they look at. For more information about costs of these investigations below, depending on how you wish to cover your care.
 

• Full Blood Count - a test to check the number of cells in your blood, including red and white blood cells and platelets.
   

• Urea & Electrolytes - a test to check the balance of minerals found in the body, such as sodium, potassium and chloride.
   

• Lipid Profile - a test to measure the amount of fat molecules (lipids) in the blood stream such as HDL, LDL and triglycerides.
   

• Liver Function - a test to measure the balance of proteins and enzymes produced by the liver to check its function.
   

• Bone Profile - a test to help determine how the body's metabolic processes are affecting the skeleton and its strength.
   

• Brain Natriuretic Peptide - a test to check the levels of BNP in the blood, which gives an indication to possible heart failure.
   

• HbA1c - a test to measure the levels of glycated haemoglobin, which gives in indication of blood sugar levels.
   

• Glucose - a test which measures levels of glucose (sugar) in the blood to screen for potential diabetes or pre-diabetes.
   

• ACE Serum - a test to measure the level of angiotensin-converting enzyme which regulates blood pressure
   

• Iron (inc. ferritin) - a test to measure iron levels in the blood, including ferritin which is a protein used for iron regulation.
   

• Apolipoprotein - a test for the protein which binds lipids (fat molecules) to form lipoproteins
   

• C-reactive protein - a test to help diagnose conditions that cause inflammation, CRP acts as an indicator of inflammation.
   

• Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate - a test to check for infections and inflammation using the rate at which red blood cells fall.
   

• TSH Plasma - a test to check the action of the thyroid function, and to test various hormones such as TSH and thyroxine.
   

• D-Dimers - a test to measure for D-dimers which can give an indication of blood clotting disorders
   

• Prothrombin Time - a test used to determine the time that blood takes to clot, which can indicate potential 
   

• Troponin T - a test to measure the level of troponin t in your blood, which can help determine any heart muscle damage.
   

• HIV - a test to assess the presence of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) in the blood, or antibodies to the virus.
   

• Hepatitis-B - a test to assess the presence of Hepatitis-B (Hep-B) in the blood, or antibodies to the virus.
   

• Atypical Virology - a test to check for any viruses which are not presented in the blood stream normally. 
   

• Anti-Heart Antibodies - a test to measure any signs of damage to the heart or of heart disease.
   

• Magnesium - a test to measure magnesium levels in the blood which can help determine proper kidney & intestine function