One hour.
One map of your risk.
Most heart attacks and strokes are preventable. This review brings your blood pressure, cholesterol, kidneys, liver and diabetes risk into one clear picture, with a written plan to improve it.
Your conditions don't sit in isolation.
Your review shouldn't either. Tap any area to see what it's linked to, and what we do about it.
High blood pressure
High blood pressure strains the kidneys and the heart, and is one of the biggest drivers of stroke and atrial fibrillation.
Optimising medication to get you to target, reducing stroke risk and managing side effects.
Tap a circle to explore.
How your body turns food into energy, and how well it manages blood sugar, cholesterol and fat along the way.
When under strain: shows up as high blood pressure, raised cholesterol, prediabetes or fatty liver. Not separate problems. Different symptoms of the same underlying picture.
Separately, you see numbers. Together, you see you.
A full clinical assessment. Not just a chat.
Everything a thorough appointment should cover, with the time to actually do it properly.
History and 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, blood pressure and oxygen levels
- Review of recent bloods, ECGs and existing results
- Full medicines reconciliation: every tablet, and why it's there
Clinical decisions
Real prescribing decisions, made on the spot.
- Starting, adjusting or stopping medicines as an independent prescriber
- Deprescribing 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
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
Things to know.
No. You can book directly, without a referral from your GP.
A list of your current medicines, or the medicines themselves, and any recent blood results, ECGs or hospital letters you have. The more we can see, the more useful your review.
Only where it is clinically appropriate. As an independent prescriber I can start, adjust or stop medicines during your appointment, and every change is explained in your written plan.
Yes. Where further bloods, an ECG or other investigations would help, we can request them as part of your review.
Yes. A copy of your written plan is sent to your GP, so your NHS and private care stay joined up.
Sixty minutes. One clear plan.
A clearer picture of your risk, and a written plan to improve it.
- This review does not replace urgent or emergency care. If you have chest pain, sudden breathlessness or signs of a stroke, call 999.
- Medicines are only started, changed or stopped where clinically appropriate.
- The ECG trace and connection map are illustrative.