Heart Disease Risk Blood Test
Protecting your heart starts with understanding your risks. This test assesses key markers linked to cardiovascular health, helping you identify potential warning signs before they become serious.
- At-home test
Our most comprehensive test for men and women worried about their heart.
1 biomarker as listed by Better2Know.
Our screen is appropriate if you have concerns about your cardiovascular health, especially if you possess high risk factors, including:
Or lifestyle risks, such as:
Our advanced heart health test will require blood samples from you, collected by one of our healthcare professionals. Once they have collected your samples, they will be sent to our accredited country laboratory for analysis.
Our screen tests for the following:
After just three working days of your samples arrival at our accredited laboratory, your confidential results will be ready. You can see your results by logging into your secure patient area with a unique PIN and password we will provide you with upon making your booking. A member of our Patient Services team will contact you as soon as all your results are ready.
If your advanced heart health test reveals abnormal levels, you should seek medical advice. You may be recommended to make lifestyle changes and be prescribed medications which can lower your cholesterol. Better2Know can organise a private consultation with one of our doctors, who are located throughout the country.
If you wish to book an advanced heart health test, please click "Get Started" or call Better2Know on the number provided above. One of our advisors will be happy to answer any questions and process your booking.
Description provided by Better2Know.
Protecting your heart starts with understanding your risks. This test assesses key markers linked to cardiovascular health, helping you identify potential warning signs before they become serious.
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