Longevity consultation
Find out which health checks matter as you age.
Find out which checks you're due for and what to do first.
Your assessment
What will my practitioner look at?
- Your health and family history
- Your blood pressure and weight
- Your heart, bone and metabolic risks
- Alcohol, smoking, sleep and activity
- Vaccinations and any hearing or vision changes
Your appointment
What will we talk about?
- Which health risks to keep an eye on
- What you can change and what you can't
- Which supplements have good evidence
- Screening tests for your age
- 01
Tell us what you've had checked
Share past screening, family history and recent results. Your practitioner reads it first.
- 02
Meet your practitioner on video
Your first appointment is a live video call. Decide together what to do first.
- 03
Get your plan
Leave with a written plan and any screening you're due for.
Possible outcomes
What happens after your appointment?
There are six possible outcomes. Each one is normal. Many appointments end with advice and a few tests.
- General advice and guidance
- Age-appropriate screening or investigation
- Referral to your GP
- Scheduled monitoring and review
- Treatment, if deemed medically appropriate
- No treatment
Your practitioner explains which one fits you and why.
What we can't
do remotely
- Before you book
- These need an in-person visit.
- A fall or sudden confusion
- A fall, sudden confusion or a symptom that came on quickly? Get help straight away.
- Memory changes others have noticed
- Family noticed your memory changing? See your GP in person.
- Bone, hearing and vision checks
- Bone density, hearing, vision and skin checks need equipment. Your practitioner can refer you.
FAQ
Common questions
Ask anything else at your appointment.
Can a consultation slow ageing?
No. Nobody can slow or turn back ageing. This appointment helps you understand your test results.
Does this replace my GP?
No, it works alongside them. With your consent, your practitioner writes to your GP.
I feel well. Is this still worth doing?
Some health risks have no symptoms. Sometimes the answer is that nothing needs doing.
Book your first appointment.
Fill in a short health form. You don't need a referral. You'll see the fee before you confirm your booking.