Heart & Metabolic Health Review — Ph. Health Studios Derby
Pharmacist-led, prevention-focused

One hour. One map of your risk.

Most heart attacks and strokes are preventable — but standard checks often miss the nuance. This review brings your blood pressure, cholesterol, kidneys, liver and diabetes risk into one clear picture, with a written plan to improve it.

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"Metabolic"

just means how your body turns food into energy — and how well it manages blood sugar, cholesterol and fat along the way. When that process is under strain, it shows up as high blood pressure, raised cholesterol, pre-diabetes, or fatty liver. They're not separate problems. They're different symptoms of the same underlying picture.

Is this review for you?

Your conditions don't sit in isolation — your review shouldn't either

High blood pressure strains the kidneys. Diabetes affects the liver. Cholesterol and AFib both raise stroke risk. Select an area to see what we look at.

Heart & circulation
  • High blood pressure→
  • Atrial fibrillation & heart disease→
  • Heart failure→
Metabolic
  • High cholesterol→
  • Type 2 diabetes / pre-diabetes→
  • Fatty liver→
Kidneys & medicines
  • Chronic kidney disease→
  • Complex medicines review→
Heart & circulation

High blood pressure

Optimising medication to get you to target, reducing stroke risk and managing side effects.

How it works

A full clinical assessment — not just a chat

Run by an Advanced Clinical Practitioner with independent prescribing rights, covering everything a thorough GP appointment should, with time to actually do it properly.

Step 1

History & examination

A full clinical picture, built the way a specialist would.

  • Detailed history, symptoms and family risk factors
  • Hands-on examination — heart and lung auscultation, pulse, BP and oxygen levels
  • Review of recent bloods, ECGs and existing results
  • Full medicines reconciliation — every tablet, why it's there
Step 2

Clinical decision-making

Real prescribing decisions, made on the spot.

  • Starting, adjusting or stopping medicines as an independent prescriber
  • De-prescribing where a medicine is no longer pulling its weight
  • Requesting further bloods, ECG or imaging where needed
  • Safety-netting — what to watch for, and when to come back
Step 3

Your written plan

Everything in writing, nothing left to memory.

  • A clear summary of findings and what they mean
  • Medicine changes explained — what, why, and what to expect
  • Lifestyle and monitoring targets to work towards
  • A copy sent to your GP, so your records stay joined up

Book your heart & metabolic review

60 minutes, one written plan, a clearer path forward.

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