The Essential Health Check focuses on high-value markers that reflect organ function, metabolic balance and inflammation — giving you a clear snapshot of how your body is functioning beneath the surface. Ideal as a first-time health check, a routine follow-up, or a practical way to monitor key markers over time.
Why this test
Focuses on what matters most Covers the key markers that reflect core organ and metabolic health
Simple and meaningful Clear insights without overwhelming or unnecessary testing
Ideal starting point Perfect for first-time testing or routine health monitoring
Cost-effective and practical Excellent value compared to ordering individual tests
Convenient and flexible Order online and attend any partner collection centre at a time that suits you
Heart & Cardiovascular
Total Cholesterol
Provides an overview of cholesterol levels relevant to cardiovascular health. One of the most common and preventable risk markers for heart disease — and almost always symptomless.
Triglycerides
Measures circulating fats in the blood. Elevated triglycerides contribute to cardiovascular and metabolic risk, and are often linked to diet, alcohol intake, or insulin resistance.
Liver Health
Liver Function Tests (LFT)
Assesses how well your liver is working. Includes ALT, AST, GGT, ALP, Bilirubin, Albumin, and Total Protein — helping identify stress from alcohol, medications, diet, or metabolic factors.
Kidney & Electrolytes
Creatinine
Used to assess kidney filtration and overall renal health. One of the earliest indicators of kidney stress — changes appear well before symptoms develop.
Urea
Provides insight into kidney function and hydration by measuring how efficiently waste products are filtered from your blood.
Electrolytes (Na, K, Cl, HCO₃)
Support fluid balance, muscle function, and nerve signalling. Essential for normal heart rhythm, hydration, and physical performance.
Calcium
Plays a key role in bone strength, muscle contraction, nerve transmission, and heart rhythm. Abnormal calcium levels can affect multiple body systems.
Magnesium
Supports muscle and nerve function, energy production, and electrolyte balance. Deficiency is common and often undetected without a blood test.
Phosphate
Important for bone health, cellular energy, and metabolic processes. Assessed alongside calcium and kidney markers for a complete picture.
Inflammation
C-Reactive Protein (CRP)
A marker of inflammation that can indicate underlying infection or chronic inflammatory processes. One of the most actionable markers you can track — elevated CRP is strongly associated with long-term disease risk.
Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH)
A general marker of tissue turnover or cellular stress. Elevated levels can flag a range of conditions including infection, injury, or increased metabolic load.
Metabolic Health
Glucose (Fasting)
Measures blood sugar levels and helps assess glucose regulation. Fasting glucose is the earliest warning sign for blood sugar dysregulation — detectable years before pre-diabetes is formally diagnosed.
Uric Acid
Measures uric acid levels, which are influenced by metabolism and kidney function. Relevant to gout risk and also associated with metabolic syndrome and cardiovascular health.
Digestive Enzymes
Lipase
An enzyme produced by the pancreas that helps assess pancreatic and digestive health. Useful for anyone with recurring abdominal discomfort or digestive irregularity.
Amylase
A digestive enzyme commonly assessed alongside lipase to evaluate pancreatic function and digestive health.
