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TMB Complete Health Check
Confirm Protection Where Evidence Is Required
TMB’s Complete Health Check provides a broad evaluation to support peak health, covering more than 100 data points across key health areas. These include markers relating to heart, liver and kidney health, diabetes, urinalysis, bone health, thyroid function, tumour markers, iron status, nutrition, metabolic syndrome, muscle and joint health, and infection and inflammation. Following testing, you can review your results with a member of our medical team, who can provide insights and help you understand what the findings may mean. The check remains a screening service and is not a substitute for diagnosis or an examination by a clinician who knows your full medical history. Prescriptions and referrals are not provided as part of this service.
Key Consultation Requirements
Who This Service Is For
- Adults seeking the widest available package overview, people who want to establish a comprehensive baseline, or those planning to track a broad range of results over time.
Preparation for Your Appointment
- Follow all booking instructions, particularly any fasting or timing requirements. Bring a complete medication and supplement list, relevant previous results and notes on any health concerns. If you are currently unwell or have urgent symptoms, seek appropriate medical care rather than relying on screening.
What Happens Next?
Following your TMB Complete Health Check clinic visit and laboratory processing of your samples, your results will be shared securely through the patient portal. A follow-up discussion with one of our in-house healthcare professionals will then be arranged to explain your results, answer questions and provide appropriate guidance and recommendations.
TMB private health checks are provided in conjunction with specialist laboratory services at the patient’s informed personal request. Results should be interpreted with an appropriately qualified and registered medical professional. A result may need to be repeated or investigated further, and medical treatment or changes to medication should not be based on a screening result alone.
