All in One Health Check-Up Package
A coordinated private health assessment combining abdominal ultrasound, GP consultation and physical examination, blood and urine testing, ECG, blood pressure, BMI and lifestyle review — designed to give you a broad snapshot of your health in one structured pathway.
- Abdominal ultrasound
- Private GP consultation
- Physical examination
- Comprehensive blood test
- Urine dip test
- 12-lead ECG
- Blood pressure + BMI
- No GP referral required
A Broad Health MOT in One Coordinated Package
The All in One Health Check is designed for adults who want a broad preventive assessment, reassurance, or investigation of general health concerns. It combines structural imaging, laboratory testing, vital signs, ECG and a GP review rather than relying on one test alone.
All in One Health Check-Up
Best when you want a broad baseline assessment covering major abdominal organs, blood markers, heart rhythm, blood pressure and a GP review.
- Abdominal ultrasound
- Private GP appointment
- Medical history and physical examination
- Comprehensive blood testing
- Urine dip test
- ECG
- Blood pressure and BMI
- Lifestyle review
Full Body Ultrasound Scan
Best if your priority is a wider ultrasound assessment extending beyond the abdomen to additional body regions and selected vascular structures.
- Thyroid and neck
- Carotid arteries
- Abdomen and aorta
- Kidneys and urinary tract
- Pelvis or male pelvic/testicular assessment
- Lymph-node assessment
Eight Components in One Health Assessment
The package combines imaging, clinical examination, laboratory testing and cardiovascular observations to create a more useful overall picture than any one component can provide alone.
Abdominal Ultrasound
Assessment of the liver, biliary system, gallbladder, visible pancreas, both kidneys, spleen and abdominal aorta using real-time ultrasound.
Private GP Appointment
A one-to-one clinical consultation to review your medical history, current concerns, medications and relevant family history.
Physical Examination
A general physical assessment performed by the GP according to your history, symptoms and preventive-health needs.
Comprehensive Blood Test
Key laboratory markers for blood count, organ function, blood sugar, cholesterol and lipid profile, according to the current package panel.
Urine Dip Test
Point-of-care urine screening including nitrite, leucocytes, glucose, protein, pH, ketones and blood.
12-Lead ECG
A resting electrocardiogram records the electrical activity of the heart and may identify rhythm, conduction or other ECG abnormalities.
Blood Pressure & BMI
Basic cardiovascular and weight-related measurements that help place your laboratory and clinical findings in a broader risk context.
Lifestyle Review
Discussion of relevant habits and risk factors such as activity, diet, smoking, alcohol, sleep and other preventive-health priorities.
What Does the Abdominal Ultrasound Examine?
The ultrasound component is focused on major upper-abdominal organs and the abdominal aorta. It is non-invasive and does not use ionising radiation.
Liver
Size, texture and visible focal abnormalities, including features that may be associated with fatty liver.
Gallbladder & bile ducts
Gallstones, gallbladder wall changes and biliary dilatation where visible.
Pancreas
The visible pancreas is assessed, although bowel gas can limit evaluation of parts of the gland.
Kidneys
Kidney size, structure, cysts, stones, obstruction and other visible abnormalities.
Spleen
Spleen size and visible focal or structural abnormalities.
Abdominal aorta
The aorta is assessed for calibre and visible aneurysmal dilatation where technically possible.
Blood and Urine Testing Adds the Metabolic Picture
Imaging shows structure; blood and urine tests provide biochemical information. Combining the two helps the GP interpret whether any imaging findings are clinically important and whether there are metabolic risk factors that need attention.
| Assessment | What it contributes | Examples of information |
|---|---|---|
| Full Blood Count | Haematology overview | Anaemia, infection/inflammation clues and platelet count. |
| Kidney function | Renal biochemical assessment | Creatinine, eGFR and related kidney markers according to the panel. |
| Liver function | Biochemical liver assessment | Liver enzymes and proteins, interpreted alongside the ultrasound where relevant. |
| Blood sugar | Metabolic assessment | Glucose and/or longer-term glycaemic markers according to the current package panel. |
| Cholesterol / lipids | Cardiovascular risk information | Total cholesterol and lipid-profile markers according to the selected panel. |
| Urine dip | Point-of-care screening | Nitrite, leucocytes, glucose, protein, pH, ketones and blood. |
Laboratory panels can change when providers update profiles. If a particular biomarker is essential to you, confirm the current package list with the clinic before your appointment.
Who Is the All in One Health Check Designed For?
The source service is intended for adults seeking preventive screening, reassurance or assessment of general and unexplained health concerns.
Preventive health check
You feel generally well but want a structured baseline review of key health markers and abdominal organs.
Family history
You have a family history of common chronic conditions and want to understand modifiable risk factors.
Unexplained fatigue
You have persistent tiredness or non-specific health changes and want an initial broad assessment.
General abdominal concerns
You have non-urgent abdominal symptoms or previous abnormal liver or kidney blood tests that may benefit from ultrasound correlation.
Busy professionals
You prefer to coordinate multiple investigations and a GP review through one private pathway rather than separate appointments.
Health baseline
You want a set of results that can be compared with future health checks or shared with your own GP or specialist.
How the All in One Health Check Works
The exact order may vary according to clinical scheduling and laboratory turnaround, but the package is organised so your imaging, measurements, bloods and medical review can be considered together.
Check-in and clinical history
Bring a medication list and any previous blood tests, ultrasound reports, ECGs or relevant medical letters.
Abdominal ultrasound
A sonographer examines the liver, gallbladder, biliary system, visible pancreas, kidneys, spleen and abdominal aorta.
ECG, blood pressure and BMI
These measurements provide additional cardiovascular and general-health information for your clinical review.
Blood and urine testing
Samples are collected for the package-listed blood panel and urine dip assessment.
GP examination and consultation
Your GP reviews your history and carries out a physical examination, with the timing coordinated around the availability of results.
Results and next-step guidance
Findings are explained, and further investigation, treatment, lifestyle measures or referral can be advised where clinically appropriate.
What Happens After Your Health Check?
The timing of individual results differs: ultrasound can usually be discussed promptly, while laboratory tests require processing. A GP review may therefore be arranged after the blood results are available so the findings can be interpreted together.
Ultrasound feedback
Key scan findings are usually explained around the time of the ultrasound, followed by a formal written report.
Laboratory results
Blood-test turnaround depends on the panel and laboratory provider; many routine markers return within one to two working days.
GP interpretation
Your GP considers the results alongside symptoms, medical history, medication, physical findings and vital signs.
Reassurance where appropriate
If the assessment is reassuring, you receive a useful baseline and guidance on maintaining health and routine screening.
Further testing if required
Indeterminate or abnormal findings may lead to repeat testing, specialist imaging or another investigation.
Onward referral
Where specialist or NHS management is needed, your clinical reports can support onward referral and continuity of care.
How to Prepare for the Appointment
Because the package includes an abdominal ultrasound and blood tests, some preparation may be needed. Follow the instructions provided with your booking.
Before you arrive
- Follow the fasting instructions sent by the clinic for your abdominal ultrasound and blood tests.
- Drink water if permitted under your preparation instructions.
- Take usual medication unless a clinician has specifically advised otherwise.
- Wear comfortable two-piece clothing that allows easy abdominal access.
Bring with you
- Your current medication and supplement list
- Previous blood-test results if available
- Previous ultrasound, CT, MRI or ECG reports if relevant
- A list of important symptoms or questions for your GP
Book Your All in One Health Check
Choose your preferred clinic and available appointment through the secure London Private Ultrasound booking page. No routine GP referral is required.
- Package price: £549
- Abdominal ultrasound included
- GP consultation and physical examination
- Blood and urine testing
- ECG, BP and BMI
- Open 7 days a week
All in One Health Check-Up Package
A broad private health assessment for adults seeking preventive screening, reassurance or an organised review of general health concerns.
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Multiple Diagnostics in One Private Clinical Pathway
The package combines sonography, GP assessment and laboratory testing so you can move from investigation to interpretation without having to arrange each component separately.
No routine GP referral
Self-refer and book directly online or by phone.
On-site diagnostics
Ultrasound, ECG, blood pressure, urine testing and blood sampling can be coordinated through the clinic.
Private GP review
Your clinical findings are considered in the context of your symptoms, history and examination.
Seven-day availability
Appointments are available across the week, including weekends, subject to clinic capacity.
Clear reporting
Formal reports and laboratory results can be shared with your NHS GP or private specialist.
Onward care
If anything requires further investigation, the clinic can advise on the appropriate next step or referral pathway.
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Choose a focused individual service if you only need one part of the package, or compare broader assessments if you want more extensive screening.
All in One Health Check: Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the All in One Health Check-Up?
The current package price is £549. It combines abdominal ultrasound, GP consultation and examination, blood and urine tests, ECG, blood pressure, BMI and lifestyle review.
Do I need a GP referral?
No routine GP referral is required. You can book directly with London Private Ultrasound.
What organs are included in the abdominal ultrasound?
The package lists assessment of the liver, biliary system, gallbladder, visible pancreas, kidneys, spleen and abdominal aorta.
What blood tests are included?
The package includes a comprehensive health blood test covering key organ-function, blood-sugar, cholesterol and lipid markers. Laboratory panels can change, so confirm any specific biomarker you need before booking.
Does the package include a GP appointment?
Yes. It includes a GP consultation, medical-history review and physical examination. The GP review may be coordinated after laboratory results are available so all findings can be considered together.
Does the package include an ECG?
Yes. A resting ECG is included along with blood-pressure measurement and BMI assessment.
Can this health check detect cancer?
This is a broad screening assessment, not a cancer-exclusion test. Ultrasound and blood tests can identify abnormalities that may require further investigation, but they cannot rule out every cancer or replace age-appropriate NHS screening and specialist tests.
How quickly will I receive results?
Ultrasound findings can usually be explained promptly. Routine blood results commonly take one to two working days, although turnaround depends on the laboratory panel. Your GP review may be scheduled once the relevant results are available.
Is this suitable if I have symptoms?
It may be appropriate for non-urgent, general or unexplained health concerns. If symptoms are severe, rapidly worsening or potentially an emergency, seek urgent medical assessment rather than waiting for a routine health check.
Can I customise the package?
The source service states that the health check may be customised according to clinical need. Contact the clinic before booking if you want to change the blood-test profile or discuss whether a different ultrasound would be more appropriate.
Get a Broader Picture of Your Health in One Coordinated Assessment
Book the £549 All in One Health Check with abdominal ultrasound, GP review, comprehensive blood tests, urine screening, ECG, blood pressure, BMI and lifestyle assessment.