Well Person Assessment
The Well Person Assessment is a 30-minute appointment designed to provide a clear and comprehensive picture of your current health status. Whether you're at the beginning of a wellness journey or simply looking to stay on top of your health, this assessment offers valuable insights in a short, structured session.
Combining five key tests—ranging from strength and cardiovascular indicators to body composition and blood analysis—it brings together data that can support your goals and inform future choices. You’ll receive a clear summary of your results, with the option to explore further support where needed.
What to Expect from the Assessment
Your 30-minute appointment includes five key tests, each offering a different perspective on your health. Together, they provide a clear, balanced overview that spans strength, cardiovascular function, body composition, and internal health markers.
Blood Test
A comprehensive panel that provides a detailed view of your internal health. This includes:
How it works: A blood sample is taken from your arm by a trained clinician and sent to our partner laboratory for analysis. You’ll be contacted once your results are ready.
Liver function (TPR, BIL, GLB, GGT, AST, ALP, ALB, ALT)
Kidney function (URE, GFR, CRE)
Cholesterol profile (TRG, HTL, CHO, non-HDL, LDL, HDL)
Full blood count (FBC)
Iron studies (UBC, TRs, TIB, FE, FR)
Inflammation (CRP)
Diabetes risk (GHB)
Muscle and heart health (CK)
Bone health (CCA, CA)
Gout indicator (UA)
Thyroid function (TSH, FT4)
Hormones – Male test: testosterone (TES); Female test: (OES, LH, FSH)
Body Composition Analysis
This test looks beyond your weight to assess how your body is structured. It measures fat mass, muscle mass, and water distribution—offering a more meaningful understanding of your physical health and progress over time.
How it works: You’ll be asked to stand barefoot on a platform and hold two handles for a few seconds. The process is non-invasive and completely painless.
Grip Strength
Measured using a hand-held device, grip strength reflects muscular function and overall physical resilience—an important indicator linked to long-term wellbeing.
How it works: You’ll be asked to squeeze the device as firmly as you can, one hand at a time. The test is quick, straightforward, and requires minimal effort.
Resting Heart Rate
A snapshot of how efficiently your heart functions at rest. Resting heart rate can reflect your cardiovascular fitness and how well your body recovers.
How it works: Once seated and relaxed, your pulse is measured using a simple monitor.
Blood Pressure
An essential measurement of cardiovascular health. This test captures the pressure of blood within your arteries and can help highlight stress responses or early signs of underlying conditions.
How it works: A cuff is placed around your upper arm and gently inflated. As it deflates, the device records your systolic and diastolic pressure.
Your Team
Reyhaneh Rabti
Phlebotomist
Reyhaneh carries out our Well Person Health Screens, bringing valuable hands-on experience in blood analysis and a solid understanding of blood-related disorders. Her expertise spans a wide range of clinical techniques and research topics, enabling her to deliver high-quality, evidence-based screening services with a patient-centered approach.
Passionate about preventative healthcare, Reyhaneh uses diagnostic testing to help individuals take ownership of their health and well-being through accurate testing, education, and informed guidance.