Diagnostics · appointment
Health check
Bloods, ECG, a GP review and a written plan in one visit. Three levels, from £199.
- From
- £199
- Essential. Core £395, Complete £695
- Typical visit
- 60 to 150 minutes
- Seen
- Walk-in bloods weekday mornings; scans within 2 days
- Department
- TestsDiagnostics
What happens
Before, during, after.
A health check is the one appointment people put off and then wish they had booked. Ours are run by a nurse and a GP in the same morning, with bloods processed on site so the doctor discusses results with you rather than posting them.
How it works
- Nurse: height, weight, blood pressure, bloods, urine, ECG where included
- Results are back within the visit for most tests
- GP review: the numbers, what they mean, what to change
- Written plan in your portal the same day, GP follow-up call at six weeks
Essential is a sensible annual check. Core adds a full blood profile, ECG and a 40-minute GP review. Complete adds an ultrasound of the abdomen, a dermatology skin check and a physiotherapy movement screen, which is why it takes a morning.
Right for
- Over-40s who have not had bloods in two years
- A family history of heart disease, diabetes or cancer
- Corporate health schemes
- Anyone starting a serious training plan
Counted last year1 in 9 health checks in 2025 found something that changed the patient's treatmentHow we count →
The fee
Essential. Core £395, Complete £695
Included in the fee
- Essential: bloods (cholesterol, glucose, kidney, liver, full blood count), BP, BMI, 20-minute GP review
- Core: everything in Essential plus thyroid, iron, vitamin D, PSA or hormones, ECG, 40-minute GP review
- Complete: everything in Core plus abdominal ultrasound, full skin check, movement screen
- All results in your portal with a written plan
- Six-week follow-up call with the GP
Not the right door for
- Investigating a current symptom: book a GP appointment instead, it is cheaper and faster
- Under-18s: our paediatrician does children's reviews
Who does it
Dr Samuel Adeyemi and the diagnostics team.
Dr Samuel Adeyemi
GP · MBChB, MRCGP, DipSEM · GMC DEMO-7100002
“A health check should change something. If every number comes back fine, I still want you leaving with one thing to do.”
Consults Mon Wed Thu Sat
- as a GP
- health checks led
- for people who work all week
Also in diagnostics
Grace Oyelaran
Nurse practitioner, diagnostics lead · NMC DEMO-71A0015
Consults Mon Tue Wed Thu FriSpeaks English, Yoruba
Questions patients ask
Asked before booking.
Which insurers do you work with?
Bupa, AXA Health, Aviva, Vitality, WPA, Cigna, Healix and Freedom. GP appointments are usually not covered by insurance; consultant departments (dermatology, paediatrics, gynaecology, psychiatry), physiotherapy and diagnostics usually are, with a GP referral, which we write the same morning. Tom checks your pre-authorisation before you are seen.
How do I get my results?
Through your portal, once a clinician has reviewed them. Most blood results are there within 24 hours, ultrasound reports within one working day, smears in 10 working days, histology in 10 working days. Anything abnormal is phoned by the clinician; we never leave a worrying result to be found online.
Can I really be seen today?
Most days, yes. Ring or book online before 10:00 on a weekday and a GP sees you that day; last year 92% of same-day requests were. Two dental emergency slots are kept every morning. Sundays 9:00 to 13:00 are urgent GP only.
What does the price include?
Everything written at the appointment: private prescriptions (medicines at cost), sick notes, fit-to-fly letters, referral letters and the summary in your portal. Tests are priced separately and told to you before they are done.
Where do I park?
Each entrance has its own car park: Station Approach (24 spaces, four blue-badge) for GP and diagnostics, Mill Lane (10, pram-friendly) for children and women's health, and the rear yard on Tanner Street (8) for physio and dental. Two hours free with a code from reception.
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How long results take
Every department, one phone number.
One building, every doctor. GP, children, skin, physio, dental, women's health, mental health and diagnostics in Fenbridge.
- Open
- Mon–Fri 07:30–20:00Sat 08:00–16:00Sun 09:00–13:00
- Waiting
- Routine GP within 2 days, same-day most days
- Departments
- GP · Children · Skin · Physio · Dental · Women · Mind · Tests
- 4.8 from 230 reviews
- Where
- Meridian House, 12 Station Approach, Fenbridge