You fill out our comprehensive medical questionnaire. The online form consists of questions regarding your family history of serious illness, results in national screening programmes, diet, mental wellbeing and questions on what you would like help with. There is also the ability to attach documentation regarding your medical history.
One of our team then reaches out to you, equipped with advice from our clinical team on which cancer screening test would be most suitable for you.
An appointment for the blood draw is then arranged at your most convenient clinic and at a time that suits you. This is usually within a week. Our broad network allows us to have no waiting times and to normally offer you your first choice appointment. We also have trusted mobile phlebotomists who will carry out home and office visits if required.
The blood is then analysed in our laboratory for 8-10 days.
We call you with the results as soon as we have them and send a written report. Next, we arrange a consultation with Dr Richard Tippett who explains the results and any implications and offers advice going forwards. When the process is complete, you can contact us at any point if you need help or advice.