Your Advanced Health MOT brings together an advanced blood test for your liver, kidneys, cholesterol, blood sugar, iron and blood count, a resting 12-lead ECG of your heart, an abdominal ultrasound scan, then a 20-minute private GP consultation to go through your results. New year, new you: start the year knowing your numbers.
New year, new you
Everything you get for £399: a full body MOT blood test, a resting 12-lead ECG, an abdominal ultrasound scan and a 20-minute consultation with a private GP who looks at all your results together.
One blood sample checking how your organs are working and your risk of heart disease and diabetes.
Stickers on your chest, arms and legs record your heart’s electrical activity for a few minutes.
A painless scan that shows fatty liver, gallstones, cysts and the size and shape of your organs.
Booked once your blood results are back, so your GP can go through your bloods, ECG, scan and history together.
Two appointments. Your blood test, ECG and abdominal ultrasound scan are done together first. Your GP consultation is on the first Monday, Wednesday or Friday after your blood results come back from the laboratory, so your GP has every result in front of them. See how to prepare.
Here is what your blood test looks at. Your GP goes through every result with you, alongside your scan and health history, and explains what it means in plain words.
Red and white cells and platelets, plus ESR, to look for anaemia, infection and inflammation.
Urea, creatinine, eGFR and electrolytes show how well your kidneys filter your blood.
Bilirubin, ALP, AST, ALT, GGT, protein, albumin and globulin show liver strain or inflammation.
Calcium, phosphate, magnesium and uric acid, linked to bone health, cramps and gout.
Finds raised blood sugar, an early sign of diabetes that rarely causes symptoms.
Total, HDL, LDL and non-HDL cholesterol and triglycerides, key to your heart and stroke risk.
Iron and total iron-binding capacity, which help explain tiredness and low energy.
Your heart rate and rhythm, read alongside your cholesterol and blood sugar.
Fatty liver and gallstones often show on the scan before they change your blood results.
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The new year is when most of us set health goals. A New Year health check gives you real numbers to start from, for your cholesterol, blood sugar, liver, kidneys and heart rhythm, so your resolutions are built on facts and you can measure your progress next January.
Rich food and extra alcohol over Christmas can show up in your cholesterol and liver results, so January shows where you really are.
Starting Dry January, a new diet or the gym? A baseline lets you measure what has really changed.
Raised cholesterol, high blood sugar, a fatty liver and an irregular heart rhythm often cause no symptoms at all.
Goals built on your own numbers are easier to stick to, and next January you can compare every result.
What to check at the start of the year, how your health MOT checks it, and the kind of goal your result can shape for 2027.
| What to check | How your MOT checks it | A goal it can shape |
|---|---|---|
| Cholesterol | Total, HDL, LDL and non-HDL cholesterol and triglycerides | Less saturated fat, more exercise |
| Blood sugar | Glucose | Lowering your diabetes risk through weight and diet |
| Liver | Liver function tests and an ultrasound for fatty liver | Cutting down on alcohol and losing weight around the waist |
| Kidneys | Urea, creatinine, eGFR and an ultrasound of both kidneys | Drinking enough water and reviewing painkillers with your GP |
| Energy and iron | Full blood count, ESR, iron and TIBC | Eating for energy, with iron-rich foods |
| Heart rhythm | Resting 12-lead ECG | Getting palpitations or an irregular rhythm looked at |
New year, new you. Book your health MOT for January or before the new year. Same-day and next-day appointments are often available, 7 days a week.
You do not need symptoms to book. A private health MOT is a good idea if any of these sound like you.
Do not wait for a health check if you have chest pain, sudden breathlessness or signs of a stroke such as a drooping face, arm weakness or slurred speech: call 999. See a GP promptly for yellow skin or eyes, severe abdominal pain, blood in your urine or weight loss you cannot explain.
“Full body MOT” means different things at different clinics. This is what the free NHS Health Check and our Advanced Health MOT each cover, who they suit and what they cost.
| Check | What it covers | Best for | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| NHS Health CheckAge 40–74, every 5 years | Blood pressure, cholesterol, BMI and waist, lifestyle questions and a 10-year heart risk score; sometimes blood sugar | A free heart and stroke risk check every five years if you are eligible | Free |
| Advanced Health MOTThis page, any adult | Advanced blood panel (blood count, liver, kidney, bone, cholesterol, glucose, iron), resting 12-lead ECG, abdominal ultrasound and 20-minute GP consultation | A full check-up at any age, with a scan and ECG, and a New Year baseline | £399 |
Do not eat for 4 hours before your blood test and scan; water is fine. Keep taking your usual medicines, wear loose, comfortable clothing for your abdominal ultrasound scan, and bring a list of your medicines and any recent results.
Water only, so your blood glucose and your abdominal ultrasound scan are accurate.
One blood sample for the advanced panel, then a resting 12-lead ECG of your heart.
Warm gel and a probe on your abdomen. Your sonographer explains what they see.
The first Monday, Wednesday or Friday after your results arrive, to explain them and agree a plan.
Your sonographer talks you through what they see on the scan before you leave.
A full report on your liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen and kidneys.
Your GP goes through them with you, alongside your scan report, at your GP consultation.
Your GP consultation is booked once your results are back, so your bloods, ECG, scan and history are reviewed together.
Scan report and blood results within 24 hours.
Your numbers in plain English, with a plan and referral advice if you need it.
£399 covers everything, with no GP referral, at Harley Street or St Albans, 7 days a week.
I had a very positive experience at London Private Ultrasound. The whole process was smooth and professional, and I felt very comfortable throughout the appointment. The sonographer was kind, thorough and took the time to explain everything clearly during the scan. I really appreciated the level of care and attention, and the examination helped identify the cause of the symptoms I had been experiencing. I would definitely recommend their service.
This is my third visit to the London Private Ultrasound. The earlier ones were in 2022, then 2024 I got my appointment very quickly, at an agreed and mutually convenient time. I specifically asked for Dr Reza again. As before, he was professional, kind and unhurried, There was ample time to discuss findings which was very reassuring. I received the full report the following morning I continue to recommend this excellent service to my colleagues. Many thanks for keeping up such high standards !
Looked on line at 9.30 ,had an appointment at 10.40 ,results before 12 , Could not have been easier or more professional
Very easy to book at short notice. Friendly staff and professional Sonographer. Would definitely book again.
Quick and easy to make an appointment, I arrived early and was seen early due to availability. Very nice
Very happy with ultrasound very throrough examination. Will use again
Two clinics, seven days a week, 9am to 7pm, with same-day and next-day appointments frequently available. Both offer the Advanced Health MOT for £399, with no GP referral needed.
27 Welbeck Street, London W1G 8EN
Two minutes from Bond Street (Elizabeth line, Central, Jubilee), five from Oxford Circus, eight from Marylebone and Baker Street. Convenient for patients travelling in from Mayfair, Fitzrovia, Soho, the City and Paddington.
54–56 Victoria Street, St Albans AL1 3HZ
A short walk from St Albans City station, with parking nearby. Convenient for patients across Hertfordshire, North London, Watford, Hatfield, Harpenden and Welwyn Garden City.
Our clinic is CQC registered, and our doctors, radiologists, sonographers and surgeons work under the registers and professional standards set by these bodies.
The Royal College of Radiologists
Professional standards, education and guidance for clinical radiology and clinical oncology.
General Medical Council
Official register and professional standards for doctors and regulated medical associates.
Care Quality Commission
Independent regulator of health and adult social-care services in England.
Health and Care Professions Council
Official register for regulated health and care professionals, including radiographers.
Royal College of Surgeons of England
Professional standards, education and support for surgical practice and patient care.
At London Private Ultrasound the Advanced Health MOT costs £399 all-inclusive: an advanced blood test, a resting 12-lead ECG, an abdominal ultrasound scan and a 20-minute GP consultation. Full body MOTs in the UK usually cost from under £200 for basic blood-test checks to over £1,000 when a full body scan is included.
For most adults over 40, or anyone with heart disease, diabetes or liver disease in the family, yes. Raised cholesterol, blood sugar, fatty liver and gallstones rarely cause symptoms, so a health MOT finds them while simple changes still work. If you feel unwell now, see a doctor first.
It depends on the clinic. Ours includes an advanced blood panel (blood count, liver, kidney, bone, cholesterol, glucose and iron), a resting 12-lead ECG of your heart, an abdominal ultrasound of your liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen and kidneys, and a 20-minute GP consultation to agree a plan.
Not as such. If you are 40 to 74 with no existing heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease or high blood pressure, the free NHS Health Check checks blood pressure, cholesterol and heart risk every five years. It does not include a scan or liver, kidney and blood count tests.
Our advanced panel checks your full blood count and ESR, kidney function (urea, creatinine, eGFR, electrolytes), liver function (ALT, AST, GGT, ALP, bilirubin, proteins), bone profile (calcium, phosphate, magnesium, uric acid), glucose, cholesterol and triglycerides, and iron with TIBC.
Yes. It includes an abdominal ultrasound of your liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen and kidneys, alongside your blood test and a resting 12-lead ECG of your heart. Fatty liver and gallstones often show on a scan before they change your blood results, which is why both are included.
Yes. A resting 12-lead ECG is included at your first appointment, at no extra cost. Stickers on your chest, arms and legs record your heart’s electrical activity for a few minutes. It can show an irregular rhythm such as atrial fibrillation, and your GP goes through it with your results.
For most adults, yes. A yearly health check lets you compare your cholesterol, blood sugar, liver and kidney results each year, so changes are spotted early and your New Year goals start from real numbers. If your results are normal and you have no risk factors, your GP may suggest every one to two years.
On the NHS, adults aged 40 to 74 without heart disease, diabetes or kidney disease are offered a free NHS Health Check every five years, and people with a learning disability aged 14 and over have an annual health check. Anyone can book a private yearly health check, with no GP referral.
Yes. Do not eat for 4 hours before your blood test and scan, and drink water as normal. Heavy drinking over the holidays can temporarily raise liver results such as GGT, so tell your GP how much you have been drinking, and they will read your results with that in mind.
No. You can book the Advanced Health MOT directly online, by phone or on WhatsApp, with no referral from your NHS GP and no medical insurance. You receive your own results and scan report, which you can share with your NHS GP.
Your sonographer talks you through the scan on the day. Your written ultrasound report follows within 24 hours, and your blood results are usually back within 24 hours too. Your GP then goes through your ECG, bloods and scan with you at your GP consultation.
Yes. Do not eat for 4 hours before your blood test and scan; water is fine. Fasting makes your blood glucose result more reliable and helps the sonographer see your gallbladder and other abdominal organs clearly. Keep taking your usual medicines unless told otherwise.
It can find raised cholesterol or blood sugar, anaemia, low iron, kidney or liver problems, an irregular heart rhythm, fatty liver, gallstones and cysts in your abdominal organs. It is not a cancer screening test, and normal results do not rule out every condition.
There are two appointments. Your blood test, ECG and abdominal scan are done together in under an hour. Your 20-minute GP consultation is on the first Monday, Wednesday or Friday after your blood results come back from the laboratory. Same-day and next-day appointments are often available for the blood test and scan.
At our Central London clinic, 27 Welbeck Street in the Harley Street medical district, or at 54–56 Victoria Street in St Albans, Hertfordshire. Both are open 7 days a week from 9am to 7pm, and same-day or next-day appointments are often available.
Medical disclaimer. This page is general information and does not replace individual medical advice. A health MOT checks for common problems; normal results do not rule out every condition, and some people need further tests, a scan or a specialist review. Call 999 for chest pain, sudden breathlessness or signs of a stroke.
Sources: NHS, NHS Health Check; NICE, Cardiovascular disease: risk assessment and reduction, including lipid modification (NG238); NHS, Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease; NHS, High cholesterol.
