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GP consultation
A full discussion of symptoms, medical history, family history, lifestyle, stress, sleep and personal health goals.
Women’s health MOT · GP-led assessment · Preventive screening
Women’s Comprehensive Health Screening 60-minute private GP-led women’s health MOT for clarity, prevention and reassurance
A comprehensive private women’s health assessment designed to review your current health, future risk factors, lifestyle, blood markers, heart health and overall wellbeing in one structured appointment.
£495 complete MOT
60-minute GP appointment
ECG + Q-Risk included
Blood + urine tests included
GP-led60 minutes with an experienced private GP.
Full examinationHead-to-toe physical assessment.
Advanced testsECG, Q-Risk, blood tests and urine analysis.
Personal reportBespoke report and telephone follow-up.
No referralBook directly with no GP referral required.
Quick answer
What is the Women’s Health MOT?
The Women’s Health MOT is a 60-minute GP-led private health screening designed to give a complete picture of your wellbeing. It combines medical history, lifestyle review, physical examination, ECG, Q-Risk heart disease assessment, extensive blood tests, urine analysis, a personalised written report and a follow-up telephone consultation.
Designed for proactive women’s health
This assessment is suitable for women who want a preventive health check, clearer understanding of long-term risks, support with fatigue or low energy, review of lifestyle and sleep patterns, or a structured medical plan for improving wellbeing.
60-minute GP Physical examination ECG Q-Risk Blood tests Urine test Follow-up call
Four assessment pillars
A complete women’s health review in one appointment
The MOT is structured to review current symptoms, hidden risk factors and practical next steps.
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Physical examination
Head-to-toe examination including cardiovascular, respiratory, abdominal, neurological and musculoskeletal review.
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Heart and blood tests
Resting ECG, Q-Risk cardiovascular assessment, comprehensive blood panel and urine analysis.
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Report and plan
A bespoke written report and follow-up telephone consultation explaining findings and personalised recommendations.
What is included
Your Women’s Health MOT includes
A doctor-led screening package combining examination, diagnostic testing and lifestyle-based prevention.
60-minute GP appointmentUnrushed time with an experienced private GP.
Head-to-toe examinationCardiovascular, respiratory, abdominal, neurological and musculoskeletal review.
Lifestyle assessmentSleep, diet, exercise, stress, alcohol, smoking and wellbeing behaviours.
Family and medical historyReview of background risk, symptoms and genetic predispositions.
Resting ECGPainless heart rhythm test to detect abnormalities that may require attention.
Q-Risk assessmentClinically validated 10-year cardiovascular risk calculation.
Extensive blood testsLiver, kidney, cholesterol, sugar, diabetes risk, thyroid, minerals and inflammation markers.
Urine testScreens for kidney, metabolic, infection and early-warning urinary markers.
Report and follow-upPersonalised report and telephone consultation to explain results and next steps.
Who is it for?
Who benefits from a Women’s Health MOT?
This screening is useful for women who want clarity, prevention and a personalised medical plan.
Preventive health check
For women who want to understand current health status and monitor risk factors before problems develop.
- Annual health review
- Family-history concerns
- Preventive planning
Energy, stress and sleep concerns
For low energy, fatigue, stress, poor sleep, lifestyle concerns or a desire to optimise wellbeing.
- Fatigue or low energy
- Stress or sleep issues
- Lifestyle optimisation
Metabolic and heart risk
For women concerned about cholesterol, diabetes risk, thyroid function, blood pressure, heart disease or long-term cardiovascular risk.
- ECG and Q-Risk
- Blood sugar and cholesterol
- Thyroid and metabolic markers
Your pathway
What happens during the Women’s Health MOT?
The appointment is structured, unrushed and designed to leave you with clear results and practical recommendations.
Step 1Consult
GP consultation and history review
Your GP reviews your symptoms, lifestyle, family history, medical background, long-term concerns and wellbeing goals.
Step 2Examine
Physical examination and ECG
A full head-to-toe examination is performed, along with a resting ECG and Q-Risk heart disease assessment.
Step 3Test
Blood tests and urine analysis
Comprehensive laboratory testing checks major health markers including liver, kidney, cholesterol, blood sugar, thyroid, minerals, infection and inflammation markers.
Step 4Plan
Report and follow-up call
Your GP prepares a bespoke report and calls you to explain the results, answer questions and provide personalised recommendations.
Tests included
Blood and urine analysis
The Women’s Health MOT includes a wide-ranging blood test panel and urine test to support early detection and risk assessment.
- Liver and kidney function
- Cholesterol profile
- Blood sugar and diabetes risk
- Thyroid function
- Mineral levels
- Infection and inflammation markers
- Urine test for kidney, metabolic and infection markers
Lifestyle insight
Practical recommendations
Your report is designed to translate results into useful next steps, not just numbers.
- Sleep hygiene and recovery advice
- Nutrition and weight-management guidance
- Exercise and activity recommendations
- Stress and lifestyle risk-factor review
- Suggested GP, specialist or diagnostic follow-up if needed
Pricing
Women’s Health MOT Screening price
A comprehensive GP-led health assessment with tests, report and follow-up included.
Women’s health MOT
Women’s Comprehensive Health Screening
£49560-minute GP-led health assessment with examination, ECG, Q-Risk, blood tests, urine test, report and follow-up call.
- Private GP appointment
- Blood and urine testing included
- Bespoke report and follow-up call
Related option
Women’s Wellness Scan
From £595For patients who also want ultrasound imaging as part of a women’s health pathway.
- Ultrasound-focused option
- Women’s health screening
- Direct package page available
Upgrade option
Women’s Health Check Premium
From £1795For patients seeking a broader premium women’s health check and diagnostic pathway.
- Broader screening pathway
- Advanced assessment options
- Personalised medical planning
- Direct package page available
Important clinical scope
The Women’s Health MOT is a comprehensive private screening assessment, but it does not replace urgent care. Severe chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe shortness of breath, collapse, heavy bleeding, severe abdominal pain or symptoms that feel urgent should be assessed immediately through emergency medical services.
FAQ
Women’s Health MOT Screening — common questions
How long does the Women’s Health MOT take?
The appointment lasts 60 minutes and includes a full GP consultation, physical examination, ECG, lifestyle review, blood tests and urine analysis.
What does the Women’s Health MOT include?
You receive a 60-minute GP appointment, head-to-toe examination, resting ECG, Q-Risk heart disease assessment, extensive blood test panel and urine test, followed by a personalised written report and a telephone follow-up consultation.
How much does it cost?
The Women’s Comprehensive Health Screening package is £495.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. You can book directly with London Private Ultrasound. A GP referral is not required.
Who performs the assessment?
An experienced private GP carries out the assessment, including the examination, lifestyle review, test interpretation and follow-up call.
How quickly will I receive my results?
You receive a bespoke written medical report once your test results are available. Your GP then calls you for a full explanation and personalised recommendations.
Are the blood tests included in the price?
Yes. The blood tests listed in the Women’s Health MOT package are included in the package price.
Is this suitable if I have symptoms?
Yes. It may be appropriate for symptoms such as fatigue, low energy, stress, sleep disturbance and general concerns about hormonal balance or cardiac risk. Urgent symptoms should be assessed urgently.
Can it help identify long-term health risks?
Yes. ECG, Q-Risk calculation, lifestyle review, examination and blood tests together provide insight into future risks such as heart disease, diabetes and metabolic or hormonal imbalance.
Do you provide lifestyle recommendations?
Yes. Your GP includes personalised recommendations on sleep, nutrition, stress management, activity levels and behavioural habits to support long-term health.
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A comprehensive 60-minute GP-led assessment for preventive health, fatigue, stress, sleep, heart risk, metabolic markers, blood tests, urine analysis and personalised long-term wellbeing planning.