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Platinum Men’s Health MOTs

The Platinum Men’s MOT is our most comprehensive health screening package for men. It provides an in-depth and detailed evaluation of your health, with advanced diagnostics, blood tests and medical assessments. There are also added tests such as prostate health screening, assessment of your vitamin status, and heart strain markers – all of which enable this package to give a complete assessment of your health.

The MOT is suitable for men between 18 to 79, who want to take charge of their wellbeing. It assesses early warning signs of potential health problems including thyroid, diabetes, heart and prostate health, and vitamin deficiencies; so that you can take appropriate action before they become more serious.

  • Blood & Non-Blood Checks
  • For Men
  • Aged between 18-79

What does this health check involve?

Your Health Check includes:

  • Medical and Lifestyle Questionnaire: You need to complete a comprehensive questionnaire prior to the screening, gathering your individual health history, medical history of your family and lifestyle choices. This is to identify if there are hereditary risks and check if there are aspects of your lifestyle that may be improved to contribute to your overall health and wellbeing.
  • Height, Weight and BMI: Your physical measurements will be taken, and then your BMI is calculated to see if your weight is within a healthy range. Using your height and weight measurements help identify risk factors specifically related to diabetes, cardiovascular disease and joint strain.
  • Blood Pressure, Pulse and Oxygen Saturation: Your blood pressure levels are measured using a digital sphygmomanometer, alongside your heart rate and oxygen saturation levels are measured using a pulse oximeter. Your blood pressure levels are used to help highlight early signs of hypertension, problems related to circulation within your body, or reduced oxygenation of your blood.
  • Lung Function Peak Flow: A simple breathing test that measures the maximum speed of air you can exhale. It helps to detect possible airway narrowing, asthma or other breathing issues.
  • Cardiovascular Risk Score: A cardiovascular risk score is produced by combining blood pressure, BMI, cholesterol results, age and other factors. It provides an estimate of the likelihood of developing stroke or heart disease in the future.
  • 12 Lead ECG (Electrocardiogram): A complete clinical heart test that records the electrical activity of your heart. ECG provides valuable information about arrhythmias, rhythm disturbances and possible strain on the heart. It also helps indicate problems such as early heart disease or atrial fibrillation.
  • Full consultation and examination with GP: A private GP will perform a comprehensive physical examination and take the time to discuss your symptoms and concerns, work through your lifestyle patterns, and interpret your results as part of your overall health. All these are needed for the purpose of your assessment to be personalised.

Blood Tests contain (38 readings):

  • Full Blood Count (FBC) and ESR: Tests white blood cells, red blood cells, platelets and haemoglobin to help detect infection, anaemia and immune disorders. The ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate) tests for the level of inflammation you have; larger amounts of inflammation may suggest autoimmune disorders or chronic conditions.
  • Urea and Electrolytes: This tests potassium, sodium, bicarbonate, chloride, creatinine, urea and eGFR. These readings test your kidney function and hydration balance, allowing to detect electrolyte imbalance or early kidney disease.
  • Liver Function Tests: Tests that identify alkaline phosphatase, bilirubin, ALT, AST, total protein, Gamma GT, globulin and albumin. Abnormal results may suggest liver inflammation or damage from causes such as fatty liver, alcohol, viral hepatitis, or other liver conditions.
  • Bone Markers: Phosphate, calcium and magnesium help assess mineral balance important for bone health. Uric acid is measured to check risk of gout or kidney stones.
  • Glucose and HbA1c: Glucose shows your current blood sugar level, while HbA1c reflects your average blood sugar control over the past 2–3 months. Together they help diagnose or monitor diabetes and pre-diabetes.
  • Cholesterol Profile: Includes assessing HDL (good cholesterol), LDL (bad cholesterol), non-HDL cholesterol, triglycerides and total Cholesterol. These will provide a full overview of your lipid profile and cardiovascular risk.
  • Iron Studies and Ferritin (including TIBC): Measures the level of iron, ferritin (stored iron), total iron binding capacity which helps detect anaemia, excess iron in your blood or nutritional problems that affect RBC production.
  • Thyroid Function (Free T4 and TSH): Measures the levels of thyroid hormone in your system and TSH levels. Imbalances may point to hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism; Thyroid imbalance can affect metabolism, weight, energy levels and overall wellbeing.
  • Vitamin D (25-OH): It is an essential vitamin for immune function, bone health and muscle performance. Low levels can lead to infections, weak bones and fatigue.
  • Vitamin B12 and Folate: Both vitamins are needed for red blood cell production and nerve health, as well as energy metabolism. In a deficient state they can cause fatigue, anaemia and neurological issues.
  • PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen): A PSA test is a screening tool for prostate cancer. Elevated PSA levels can indicate prostate infection, enlargement or possible cancer. PSA is mainly used as a screening and monitoring tool. Elevated levels can suggest prostate enlargement, infection or, less commonly, prostate cancer, but further tests are often required.
  • BNP (B-type Natriuretic Peptide): BNP is a cardiac biomarker that detects the strain on the heart and early signs of heart failure. Raised BNP levels may indicate strain on the heart and can be an early marker of heart failure, even before symptoms develop.

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What happens at a health check?

  • 1. Book your health check

    Choose our Platinum Men MOT and book your day, time and location for the screening appointment.

  • 2. Attend your appointment

    Your evaluation will be a non-blood assessment, a GP consultation and ECG, followed by a quick blood test.

  • 3. Your results are processed

    All tests will be reviewed by leading independent UKAS accredited laboratories in the UK. Any urgent findings will be flagged at the time of reporting, while all other results will be provided in a concise report.

  • 4. Receive your screening report

    Results are provided in a few days, each test will be explained and flagged green, amber or red so you can easily identify areas of concern.

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