Tests & Services

Biochemistry tests measure sugar, fats, proteins and enzymes in a blood sample. Doctors use them in routine check-ups and to monitor ongoing treatment.

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Clinical chemistry covers analyser-based tests on blood and other body fluids, including markers linked to the liver, kidneys, electrolytes and metabolism.

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Clinical pathology examines samples such as urine and stool. These routine tests can show signs of infection, kidney changes and other common problems.

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Coagulation tests check how well your blood clots. They are often requested before a procedure or while a person is taking blood-thinning medicines.

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Allergy blood tests help doctors find out whether your immune system reacts to things such as dust, pollen, foods or animal dander.

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Haematology studies the blood itself: red cells, white cells, platelets and haemoglobin. It includes everyday tests such as the complete blood count.

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Immunoassays use antibodies to measure hormones, vitamins and other markers present in very small amounts, such as thyroid hormones.

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A profile groups related tests that are done together on one sample, for example tests that check the liver, kidneys, lipids or thyroid.

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Wellness packages combine several routine tests into one health check-up, useful for a yearly check or when you want a general picture of your health.

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