Preventive Health Check-Up Panel

A comprehensive preventive blood panel and physician consultation designed for adults who want a structured, evidence-based snapshot of their health without waiting for symptoms. At Medianna Clinic, the preventive check-up covers the core markers of cardiovascular risk, metabolic function, organ health, and nutritional status, with every test and the physician consultation included in a single fixed fee. No external referral is required — patients book directly and receive their results explained in context, not just as numbers on a lab printout.

Preventive medicine rests on the principle that identifying risk before symptoms appear is far more effective than treating established disease. Yet in the Czech Republic's insurance system, the biennial preventive examination covers only a limited set of tests — leaving many clinically relevant markers untested unless a GP specifically requests them. Medianna Clinic's self-pay preventive check-up fills this gap with a broader panel that patients can access directly, on their own schedule. The preventive panel at Medianna Clinic is designed to assess the four domains most predictive of long-term health outcomes: cardiovascular risk (lipid profile including LDL, HDL, total cholesterol, triglycerides; hs-CRP as an inflammatory marker; homocysteine in selected packages), metabolic function (fasting glucose, HbA1c for glycaemic control, thyroid function via TSH with reflex FT4), organ health (liver enzymes ALT/AST/GGT, kidney function via creatinine and eGFR, full blood count for anaemia and immune status), and nutritional status (ferritin and iron studies, vitamin D 25-OH, vitamin B12 and folate). **Who benefits most:** Adults 30+ who have not had a comprehensive blood test recently, people with a family history of cardiovascular or metabolic disease, those starting a new diet or exercise regime who want a baseline, and individuals preparing for travel or lifestyle change. **Session protocol:** The patient arrives in a fasted state (8–10 hours, water permitted). A nurse draws a venous blood sample; the physician conducts a short clinical assessment including blood pressure and BMI. Results are typically available within 3–5 working days. The included consultation reviews all findings and outlines any recommended follow-up. **Preparation:** Fast for 8–10 hours before the appointment (water and essential medications are permitted). Avoid strenuous exercise the day before. **Aftercare:** Eat a meal immediately after the blood draw. The physician will advise on any results requiring follow-up testing or specialist review. **Privacy:** All test results are held under medical confidentiality. Results are not shared with insurance providers or employers.