Private blood tests refer to medical laboratory tests that are done at a private facility outside of a hospital or clinic setting. These tests are often ordered by individuals or healthcare professionals to help diagnose or monitor various medical conditions.
Private blood tests are typically performed on a small sample of blood that is collected from a vein in the arm or finger prick. The blood is then analysed in a laboratory to determine levels of various substances in the blood, such as hormones, enzymes, and proteins.
There are many different types of private blood tests available, including tests for thyroid function, cholesterol levels, blood sugar levels, and more. At ARC we also offer more comprehensive testing packages that can screen for a wide range of conditions.
Private blood tests can be beneficial for a variety of reasons, including faster turnaround times, greater flexibility in scheduling appointments, and greater privacy and confidentiality.
At ARC Medicals we can carry out a range of blood tests in Immunology, Haematology, Biochemistry, Endocrinology groups. Our blood tests start from just £50. For more information or to discuss your needs please contact our medical team on 01443 303003 or email medicals@thearcgroup.co.uk
Biochemistry
- Calcium & Vitamin D
- Chest Pain or Cardiovascular Risk Profile
- Ferritin
- Iron, Potassium, Sodium testing
- Osteoporosis Screen
Endocrinology
- Female Hormone Profile
- Impotence or Erectile Dysfunction Profile
- Thyroid Profile
- Testosterone
- Progesterone
- Parathyroid hormone
Immunology
- Rheumatology Profiles
- Chronic Fatigue Profile
- H-pylori Antibodies
We have many more tests available, please call to discuss.
** IMPORTANT ** – All of our Blood Tests will require a 12 hour period of fasting.
All of our Blood Tests are conducted at our office in South Wales.
They are not home test kits – they are to Laboratory Standards, taken by experienced Phlebotomists.
It is important to note that we are not offering to diagnose a medical condition, we are testing to produce a report that could assist in future possible medical investigations with your GP – this could significantly reduce the timescales in reaching a diagnosis and help to expedite a more positive outcome.
