Core Health Screening

• Core Medical Screen recommended +
• Lung function tests and CT lung if ongoing lung sumptoms

• ECG (resting heart trace)
• Echocardiogram (ultrasound scan of the heart) to assess the structure and function of the heart and valves

• ECG (resting heart trace)
• Echocardiogram (ultrasound scan of the heart) to assess the structure and function of the heart and valves
• Spirometry (lung function tests)

• VO2 Max ( exercise test)

Test to assess aerobic capacity, endurance and fitness

• CTCA (CT coronary angiography) is a virtual angiogram scan that takes pictures of your heart and coronary arteries within 1-2 heart beats. This detailed test is non-invasive, and allows us to see any hard or soft plaque that causes furring of the heart arteries. We also gain information on the degree of  narrowing of the arteries to stratify your cardiac risk.

• Stress Echocardiogram (ultrasound scan of the heart during exertion) is a heart test that can help to look for underlying heart disease and valve problems. The scan is painless and does not use radiation

• ECG (resting heart trace)
• Echocardiogram (ultrasound scan of the heart)
• Ultrasound of the neck (carotid) arteries

• Ultrasound scan of the abdominal aorta

• 24hr blood pressure monitor is the gold standard investigation in the diagnosis of raised blood pressure

• ECG event recorder, options of 24hrs – 7days

• Core Medical with ECG (please note sports medical certificates can only be issued after  full medical screening with blood tests and ECG assessment)

• 3-D mammography for women > 40yrs age
• 3-D mammography and ultrasound scan for women > 35yrs age with family history or history of dense breast tissue

• Colonoscopy or
• Virtual CT Colonography

For men and women >45yrs age, or earlier if family history

• PSA blood test and prostate examination
• mpMRI Prostate (multi-parametric magnetic resonance imaging) creates more detailed imaging of the prostate than standard MRI

Recommended for men >50yrs age, or earlier if strong family history

• High resolution CT lung 

Recommended after discussion with GP, for men and women > 50yrs age with smoking history, or earlier if new persistent lung symptoms

*CT lung can be combined with heart CT scan (CTCA) if requested

• Ultrasound Pelvis 
• Ca125 blood marker

• DEXA bone scan

Recommended for females >50yrs and males >60yrs, or earlier if history of frequent fractures

• MRI scans – Brain, Heart, Abdomen, Pelvis, Musculoskeletal
• Ultrasound scans – Abdomen, Pelvis, Musculoskeletal
• Liver Fibroscan measures fibrosis (scarring) and steatosis (fatty change) in your liver. Recommended if abnormal blood liver function tests or fatty liver.
• Plain X-ray – Chest,  suspected bone fractures
• CT scans

• Genetic Testing is the analysis of your DNA to help you identify whether you are at risk of developing common hereditary cancers and heart conditions
• We can offer a tailored genetic testing service to help you take control of your health