Blood Testing in Australia

An affordable entry-level health screen covering 27 biomarkers across liver function, kidney function, electrolytes, metabolic health, inflammation, and cholesterol. Provides a solid baseline for anyone wanting to monitor their core health metrics without a GP referral.

Blood test to detect Ross River virus infection.

Basic health screening with full blood count (FBC), ESR, liver function, kidney function, lipid profile, fasting glucose, magnesium, and CRP. Ideal first health check.

iMEDICAL's standard health check adds a full blood count with ESR to the comprehensive metabolic panel, providing a complete overview of blood cell health alongside metabolic, liver, kidney, lipid, and inflammation markers. The FBC reveals red and white blood cell counts, haemoglobin, platelets, and ESR — useful for detecting anaemia, infection, and inflammatory conditions.

Single cortisol measurement to assess adrenal function and stress response.

Core STD blood screening: HIV (4th gen ELISA), Hepatitis B surface antigen, Hepatitis C antibody. Results in 24-48 hours.

Measures homocysteine — an amino acid that at elevated levels is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease, stroke, cognitive decline, and accelerated ageing. Homocysteine is a direct marker of methylation efficiency, the biochemical process responsible for DNA repair, neurotransmitter production, and detoxification. Elevated levels indicate impaired B12, folate, or B6 metabolism and are modifiable through targeted supplementation.

Complete B-complex injection for energy, metabolism, and nervous system support.

Vitamin B12 injection for energy, mood, and cognitive function.

Athletic performance vitamin injection for enhanced energy and recovery.

Blood test measuring cortisol and DHEA-S to assess adrenal function and hormone balance.

Oral glucose tolerance test measuring glucose and insulin levels.

Measures hormone levels to assess endocrine function and overall hormonal balance.

Measures hormone levels to assess endocrine function and overall hormonal balance.

Measures hormone levels to assess endocrine function and overall hormonal balance.

Measures IGF-1 — the primary mediator of growth hormone's effects on tissues. IGF-1 reflects your average growth hormone status (GH itself is pulsatile and difficult to measure accurately) and influences muscle maintenance, fat metabolism, bone density, and cellular repair. In longevity research, IGF-1 occupies a nuanced position — too low impairs tissue repair and muscle mass, too high is associated with accelerated ageing and cancer risk.

Measures fasting insulin alongside glucose to calculate HOMA-IR — the homeostatic model assessment that quantifies insulin resistance. This is the earliest detectable stage of metabolic dysfunction, appearing years before blood sugar rises enough to trigger a diabetes diagnosis. Standard GP panels rarely include fasting insulin, leaving insulin resistance invisible until it has progressed to pre-diabetes or type 2 diabetes.

Hormone panel: Free testosterone, Total testosterone, SHBG, Oestradiol (E2).

Stool test to assess pancreatic exocrine function.

Essential fatty acid blood spot test measuring levels and ratios of essential fatty acids critical to health.

A broad lifestyle health check examining how your liver, kidneys, muscles, and heart are coping — covering inflammation, cholesterol, blood sugar, and waste build-up from diet, exercise, or alcohol. This comprehensive panel provides a complete picture of overall health, performance, and disease risk across metabolic, organ, nutritional, and hormonal systems in a single blood draw.

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An epigenetic blood test examining how your genes influence nutrient processing, detoxification, and neurotransmitter production through methylation pathways. Methylation is a fundamental biochemical process occurring billions of times per second in every cell — it repairs DNA, produces serotonin and dopamine, deactivates histamine, processes oestrogen, and clears environmental toxins. Impaired methylation is linked to depression, fatigue, cardiovascular disease, and increased cancer risk.

A genetic test identifying variants in the MTHFR gene (C677T and A1298C) that affect how your body processes folate and regulates homocysteine. Approximately 10-15% of Australians carry two copies of the C677T variant, reducing enzyme activity by up to 70%. This leads to impaired methylation, elevated homocysteine, and altered requirements for specific B vitamin forms — methylfolate instead of folic acid, methylcobalamin instead of cyanocobalamin.