Heart Health Blood Panel (Pakiet Pokochaj Serce)

A focused blood panel grouping eleven cardiovascular-relevant tests into one discounted bundle, drawn in a single visit at neoMedica's Poznań collection point. It pulls together a full blood count, inflammation marker (OB), fasting glucose, sodium and potassium, a four-part lipid profile (total, HDL and LDL cholesterol plus triglycerides), creatine kinase and creatinine. The panel is designed as a periodic check-in for adults who want a structured look at markers commonly reviewed alongside heart and metabolic health, with most results available the next working day at a fixed, published price.

The Heart Health Blood Panel — neoMedica's "Pakiet Pokochaj Serce" — bundles eleven laboratory tests that are frequently reviewed together when looking at cardiovascular and metabolic status. A single venous draw at the Świetlana 25 collection point covers a complete blood count (morfologia), the OB inflammation marker, fasting glucose, sodium and potassium electrolytes, a four-component lipidogram (total cholesterol, HDL, LDL and triglycerides), creatine kinase (CK) and creatinine. Measuring these markers together gives a broad snapshot that may help you and a doctor understand patterns associated with heart and metabolic health — for example how cholesterol fractions, blood sugar and kidney-related creatinine sit relative to laboratory reference ranges. The lipid profile in particular is one of the most commonly tracked sets of values when discussing long-term cardiovascular risk, while the electrolytes and creatinine give context on hydration and kidney filtration. The package is sold at a fixed, discounted price of 149 zł rather than the sum of individual tests, and the blood is drawn in one short appointment. neoMedica states that results are typically available within one working day, after which they can be collected or accessed online and taken to a cardiologist or internal-medicine doctor for interpretation. The panel suits adults who want an organised periodic check rather than ordering tests piecemeal; for fasting-sensitive values such as glucose and the lipidogram, an early-morning draw after an overnight fast is usual. The results describe laboratory values only and are not a diagnosis — any out-of-range findings are best discussed with a physician, and neoMedica offers cardiology and internal-medicine consultations on site for follow-up.