What About Tests?

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Many people have already had blood tests, scans, or health checks.

 

Any existing results we can access are carefully reviewed and integrated into your assessment, avoiding unnecessary repetition.

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If additional tests would meaningfully change your prevention strategy, these are discussed and offered after your assessment, with clear reasoning and transparent costs.

 

You will never be sent for tests you don’t need to reduce your risks.

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Additional testing is:

• Targeted

• Optional

• Clinically justified

• Used only when it improves decision-making

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Is this right for me?

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This Is For You If:

• You are a busy professional who values prevention

• You have a family history of stroke, dementia or heart disease

• You’ve been told your results are “borderline” or “acceptable”, but you want to do better

• You want clarity, not just reassurance

• You prefer personalised, evidence-based care

• You want to reduce risk before symptoms appear
   

This Is Not For You If:

• You have an acute medical emergency

• You are looking for a quick prescription only (although we do prescribe when valid) 

• You are not interested in prevention or lifestyle change

• You want generic advice rather than individualised care

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What Happens Next?

 

Some people leave reassured, with clear guidance and no further intervention needed.

 

Others benefit from:

• Targeted investigations

• Medication optimisation and prescription

• Lifestyle and risk-factor support

• Ongoing monitoring or review

 

Any next steps are discussed openly, collaboratively, and without pressure.

We are always open and clear about the costs of anything we propose and seek to reduce your risk in the most cost effective way possible.

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The aim is always the same:

Reduce stroke and dementia risk in the most effective, proportionate way possible and keep it as low as possible.

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