reAssure I health screen

Need to know

• What happens icon plus

  Before your appointment, you'll be asked to complete a detailed medical history and lifestyle questionnaire. You'll also complete an online assessment, answering questions related to your sleeping habits, diet and psychological wellbeing.

  One of our GPs will then take you through a physical assessment and consultation. This will include your height and weight measurement for a BMI calculation, as well as a heart rate and blood pressure test.

  You will also have a complete clinical mole check to identify any new or unusual moles.

  A comprehensive blood screening will look into any risk factors for common conditions such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes, as well as certain cancers and autoimmune diseases.

  Men will have a testicular examination and women may also have additional tests including a mammogram if appropriate.

  Your reAssure I screen will take 30 minutes to complete. Afterwards you will receive all test results and a personalised roadmap, report and health action plan, which your GP will discuss with you.

• What’s included in my health screen icon plus

  This health screen includes 33 tests and a full physical examination. Your reAssure I screen includes the following assessments:

   

  • height and weight measurement
  • body mass index (BMI) calculation
  • waist to hip ratio
  • body fat percentage and tissue hydration
  • blood pressure and pulse rate
  • cardiovascular risk score (Q risk)
  • diabetes risk score
  • basic metabolic rate (BMR)
  • complete clinical mole check 
  • full haematological and ESR test (including blood profile and tissue inflammation test, which can be a marker for certain cancers and autoimmune diseases)
  • vitamin D
  • serum glucose (blood sugar)
  • renal (kidney) function bone minerals
  • gout
  • protein levels and liver function
  • cholesterol (including fractions and ratios of cholesterol types)
  • thyroid function (TSH)
  • serum iron
  • urinalysis
  • HbA1C (diabetes test)
  • testicular examination (for men)

• Additional tests for women icon plus

  Women may elect to have some or all of the following assessments:

   

  • pelvic examination
  • cervical smear test (thin prep) - incurs extra charge for My HCA GP subscribers
  • HPV test - incurs extra charge for My HCA GP subscribers
  • rubella antibodies blood test (for women of reproductive age)
  • breast examination
  • digital mammography (only if clinically appropriate — involves an extra charge)