Take a deeper look at your lung and respiratory health.

Every Respiratory Health Assessment begins with a thorough medical examination, led in person by an experienced physician. It covers the essentials properly – from blood pressure and BMI to dedicated chest, lung and cardiovascular examinations – and sets the baseline that every other part of your assessment builds on.

• Height
• Weight
• Body Mass Index (BMI)
• Blood pressure
• Pulse rate
• Nutritional assessment
• General physical assessment
• Cardiovascular examination
• Chest examination
• Lung examination
• Abdominal examination
• Peripheral vascular assessment
• Lower limb oedema assessment

This is the heart of the assessment. Comprehensive pulmonary function testing measures how effectively your lungs move and exchange air, while a chest CT scan looks directly at the lungs themselves – together with a physician-led lung examination, building a detailed picture of your respiratory health.

• Comprehensive Pulmonary Function Testing
• Chest CT Scan
• Physician-led lung examination

Your heart and lungs work as one system, so a proper respiratory assessment looks at both. An ECG and echocardiography examine the heart directly, while cardiovascular biomarkers – including NT-proBNP and high-sensitivity CRP – add important information on the function of your heart and circulatory system.

• Resting Electrocardiogram (ECG)
• Echocardiography
• Blood pressure assessment
• Heart rate evaluation
• NT-proBNP cardiovascular biomarker assessment
• High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein

Ultrasound imaging adds another layer of insight beyond the chest itself. Arterial ultrasound of both lower limbs examines your circulation, while comprehensive echocardiography looks in detail at the structure and function of your heart – both reviewed by experienced physicians alongside your wider results.

• Bilateral Lower Limb Arterial Ultrasound
• Comprehensive Echocardiography

A detailed blood assessment looks beyond the lungs at your health as a whole. From a complete blood count to cardiovascular biomarkers, inflammatory markers and immune testing, every result is reviewed by a physician – and anything requiring further investigation is identified and explained.

• Complete Blood Count
• Cardiovascular biomarker testing
• High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein
• Inflammatory marker assessment
• Immune system testing
• Coagulation assessment

Inflammation and immune activity can play a significant role in respiratory health. This panel examines both in detail – from classic inflammatory markers to a wide range of antibody testing – giving your physician a much fuller picture of what may be influencing your lungs and airways.

• Rheumatoid Factor
• Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate
• Antistreptolysin O
• Immunoglobulin testing
• Extractable Nuclear Antigen Antibody Testing
• Antinuclear Antibody Testing
• Anti-Double Stranded DNA Antibody Testing

Allergic sensitivities are a common thread in respiratory symptoms, and they often go unidentified for years. An extensive panel covering 29 food and inhaled allergens may help your physician identify sensitivities relevant to your respiratory health – and explain exactly what they mean for you.

• Extensive allergen panel covering 29 food and inhaled allergens

An extensive panel of tumour markers is included as standard. These blood tests are interpreted by experienced physicians alongside your CT imaging and wider findings – they are never used alone to diagnose cancer, but they add valuable information to the overall picture of your health.

• AFP
• AFP-L3
• CEA
• CA125
• CA72-4
• CA50
• CA242
• CA19-9
• Ferritin
• CYFRA21-1
• SCC
• Pepsinogen I and II
• Gastrin-17
• ProGRP
• NSE
• TSGF

Epstein-Barr virus antibody screening adds a further layer of information to your assessment. Three separate antibody tests are included, each reviewed by your physician as part of the wider picture of your health – with anything notable explained to you in person.

• EBV Early Antigen IgA Antibody
• EBV IgM Antibody
• EBV Viral Capsid Antigen IgA Antibody

How your blood clots matters more to respiratory and cardiovascular health than most people realise. A detailed coagulation panel – from prothrombin time to D-Dimer related assessment – provides important additional information, reviewed by your physician alongside your wider results.

• Prothrombin Time
• Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time
• Fibrinogen
• Thrombin-related coagulation assessment
• International Normalised Ratio
• D-Dimer related assessment

Numbers alone don't protect your health – understanding them does. Every assessment ends the same way: sitting down with an experienced physician who reviews your results with you in English, answers your questions, and leaves you with clear, practical next steps.

• Comprehensive health report – digital & printed
• In-person doctor consultation
• Personalised recommendations
• Clear next steps where needed