Health Screening & Blood Tests

Explore blood-test panels, individual biomarkers and guide prices at Willoway. Discuss clinical suitability, sample collection and results review before booking.

Explore blood-test options for hormones, thyroid health, vitamins, fertility and more. Start with a conversation about which tests are appropriate for you, rather than assuming a larger panel is always better.

Panel availability, exact biomarkers, fees, laboratory arrangements and results-review options are confirmed with Willoway before booking. The catalogue is a guide to the options you can enquire about, not a recommendation to have every test.

Your testing journey

Discuss the right test

Explore the panel options, then ask about clinical suitability, limitations and the questions a test may help answer.

Arrange your appointment

Confirm the agreed tests, total fee, sample-collection availability and any preparation or timing instructions before booking.

Your sample is collected

A trained healthcare professional takes a blood sample for laboratory analysis. The process, consent and potential discomfort are explained beforehand.

Understand your results

Confirm who will review your results and how they will be shared. Findings need clinical context, with further assessment or follow-up when appropriate.

Guide prices and arrangements

Prices shown are guide prices for the named panel options. Confirm the exact tests and total appointment cost, including sample collection, laboratory analysis and any results review, before booking. Individual-marker prices are add-on guide prices; standalone tests and bespoke panels need a separate quote.

Explore the blood-test panels

Additional biomarkers

Individual-marker prices are add-on guide prices only. Standalone tests and bespoke panels require a separate quote.

Testosterone

Add-on guide price £65

Measures total testosterone; interpretation considers age, sampling time, symptoms and any hormone treatments.

hCG (Pregnancy)

Add-on guide price £70

Measures human chorionic gonadotrophin. Results may support a pregnancy assessment but cannot alone confirm pregnancy location or a healthy ongoing pregnancy.

Progesterone

Add-on guide price £70

A hormone that changes across the menstrual cycle. Correct sampling timing matters when assessing possible ovulation.

Oestradiol

Add-on guide price £70

Measures a form of oestrogen. Interpretation depends on cycle stage, age and current treatments.

Prolactin

Add-on guide price £70

A pituitary hormone assessed in selected reproductive or hormonal concerns. Raised levels may need repeat testing and further evaluation.

C-reactive protein (CRP)

Add-on guide price £65

A non-specific marker of inflammation. It does not identify a particular cause or diagnosis on its own.

Ferritin

Add-on guide price £70

Provides information about iron stores. Inflammation can also affect levels, so findings need wider clinical context.

Full Blood Count

Add-on guide price £75

Assesses red cells, white cells and platelets. Results may support further investigation but are not a diagnosis on their own.

Cortisol

Add-on guide price £75

An adrenal hormone that varies by time of day and other factors. A single result does not diagnose chronic stress or an adrenal condition.

AMH

Add-on guide price £95

Anti-Müllerian hormone can contribute to an ovarian-reserve assessment. It does not independently predict egg quality, natural conception or menopause timing.

Iron

Add-on guide price £65

Measures circulating iron. It is often interpreted with ferritin and other iron markers rather than alone.

Apolipoprotein A

Add-on guide price £65

A protein associated with HDL particles, considered alongside other lipid markers in a clinical risk assessment.

Apolipoprotein B

Add-on guide price £65

A protein carried by several cholesterol-containing particles, which may add information to an individual cardiovascular assessment.

Lipoprotein(a)

Add-on guide price £90

A largely genetically influenced lipid particle. Interpretation considers other risk factors and your overall clinical picture.

Folate (Folic Acid)

Add-on guide price £70

A vitamin involved in cell division and red-cell formation. Results should be considered with other findings when deficiency is suspected.

Vitamin D

Add-on guide price £70

Assesses vitamin D status where clinically appropriate. Testing or supplementation is not automatically needed for everyone.

Vitamin B12

Add-on guide price £65

A vitamin relevant to nerve function and blood-cell formation. Results need interpretation alongside symptoms and other markers.

Total PSA

Add-on guide price £85

PSA can rise for non-cancer reasons and a normal result does not exclude cancer. Discuss the benefits, limitations and possible harms of testing first.

Active B12

Add-on guide price £80

Measures the fraction of B12 available to cells. Whether it is useful depends on the clinical question and other test findings.

Zinc

Add-on guide price £45

A trace element assessed in selected nutritional concerns. Results require interpretation and do not confirm a cause of hair or skin symptoms alone.

HbA1c

Add-on guide price £70

Reflects average blood glucose over roughly two to three months. It is not suitable for every clinical situation and needs appropriate interpretation.

Bespoke blood panels

Discuss clinical suitability, laboratory availability and a personalised quote before arranging a tailored combination.

Preparing for your test

Ask whether your particular tests need fasting, a specific time of day or timing within your menstrual cycle. Not all tests have the same preparation requirements.

Tell the clinician about medicines and supplements during your private clinical assessment. Do not stop or change them based on this page; follow the specific instructions you are given.

Let the person collecting your sample know if you are worried about needles or have previously felt faint. Bruising, swelling or temporary discomfort can occur; discuss individual risks before consent.

Results and review

An out-of-range result does not always mean you have a disease. A result within the laboratory range does not exclude every condition. Your history, symptoms and other findings affect what a result means.

Blood screening does not replace a GP assessment, an examination or recommended NHS screening. Further investigation, repeat testing or referral may be needed, and not every panel is clinically useful for every person.

Ask about the planned results-review process, expected turnaround and how urgent or unexpected findings are handled before testing. No fixed reporting time or diagnostic outcome is promised on this page.

Your questions

How do I choose a panel?

Browse the descriptions, then discuss the question you want a test to answer with an appropriate clinician. More biomarkers are not automatically better; unnecessary tests can lead to confusing results or further investigations.

Are all listed panels available at Willoway?

The catalogue shows the reference-based options you can enquire about. Confirm the current availability, exact laboratory composition, preparation and fees with Willoway before booking.

How much does a blood test cost?

Ask for a quote for your agreed panel or individual markers. Confirm whether sample collection, laboratory analysis and clinical review are included. The displayed guide prices are approved reference prices, with selected comparable local benchmarks. Confirm the final total before booking.

Do I need to fast?

It depends on the tests requested. Confirm test-specific preparation and timing with the clinic. Do not fast, stop medicines or change supplements simply because you are having a blood test.

When and how will I get my results?

Confirm the laboratory turnaround, secure reporting route and clinical review arrangements before testing. The student learning portal is not a medical-results portal, and this page does not upload or store laboratory reports.

Can blood tests tell me whether I have a condition?

Some tests contribute to diagnosis, but results must be interpreted in context. A panel does not guarantee detection or exclusion of illness. Further assessment, repeat tests or referral may be needed.

Can I request a bespoke panel or an individual marker?

Yes, you can enquire about a tailored combination or a single marker. Confirm clinical suitability, current laboratory availability and a personalised quote before arranging testing.

Does a weight-management panel approve me for treatment?

No. Blood results are only one part of a clinical assessment. Testing does not guarantee eligibility for a weight-management programme or any treatment.

What should I include in an online enquiry?

Please ask only about availability, fees and appointment arrangements. Do not send symptoms, medical history, blood results or patient information through the general enquiry form. Discuss clinical details through the agreed private assessment route.