Prevention, wellness & spas
Preventive consultations, vaccination, nutrition, medically supervised wellness and spa care.
10 specialty guides · 10 procedure guides
Procedure planning guides
Clinical nutrition consultation
- Time
- Initial appointment; follow-up schedule individual
- Appointments
- 1 assessment + progress reviews
Vaccination and catch-up review
- Time
- Consultation plus vaccine-specific dose intervals
- Appointments
- 1 review; number of dose visits varies
Cardiovascular risk assessment
- Time
- The appointment combines risk history and selected measurements; tests may be separate.
- Appointments
- Initial review + tests or follow-up as needed
Cervical screening
- Time
- Sampling is brief; allow time for discussion and the examination.
- Appointments
- 1 test attendance + results review
Mammography
- Time
- The appointment includes positioning and breast compression; reporting follows separately.
- Appointments
- 1 test attendance + results review
Faecal immunochemical testing (FIT)
- Time
- Sample collection is done at home; laboratory processing and any further tests are separate.
- Appointments
- Home sample; follow-up if indicated
Smoking cessation care
- Time
- Support continues across preparation, the quit attempt and relapse prevention.
- Appointments
- Assessment + protocol-specific sessions
Clinical exercise prescription
- Time
- Assessment is followed by a progressive activity plan and review.
- Appointments
- Initial review + tests or follow-up as needed
Medical spa physician assessment
- Time
- An initial medical assessment precedes an individual treatment schedule.
- Appointments
- Initial review + tests or follow-up as needed
Aquatic physiotherapy
- Time
- Pool-session length and the course are prescribed after assessment.
- Appointments
- 1 assessment + a prescribed course
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Specialty guides
Medical specialties and focused care areas. Choose a guide for clinical terms, treatment options and preparation.
Nutrition & dietetics
Qualified dietary assessment and condition-specific nutrition support for prevention, chronic disease or recovery.
Read the guide: Nutrition & dieteticsVaccinations
Review of immunisation records, catch-up doses and travel-related needs using current recommendations.
Read the guide: VaccinationsPrevention & medical wellness
Preventive medicine and medically supervised wellness begin with individual risks and goals. Screening, lifestyle support and diagnostic investigation serve different purposes; a larger test package is not automatically more appropriate.
Read the guide: Prevention & medical wellnessThermal & medical spas
Clinician-selected mineral baths and related rehabilitation measures. Medical suitability and the full programme matter more than the destination.
Read the guide: Thermal & medical spasCardiometabolic prevention
Preventive review combines blood pressure, metabolic risks, family history and lifestyle. Testing should answer an individual risk question rather than simply expand a check-up package.
Read the guide: Cardiometabolic preventionRisk-based cancer screening
Screening is for people without symptoms of the condition being screened for. Age, prior findings, family history and national guidance determine which programme is appropriate.
Read the guide: Risk-based cancer screeningBone health & falls prevention
Bone-health review considers fracture risk, nutrition, medicines and falls. Bone-density testing and preventive treatment are selected according to the overall assessment.
Read the guide: Bone health & falls preventionExercise & lifestyle prevention
Lifestyle support works best with realistic goals and review. Exercise planning considers current health, activity, mobility and any symptoms that need medical assessment first.
Read the guide: Exercise & lifestyle preventionTravel health & vaccination
Travel-health advice depends on destination, itinerary, health and prior vaccination. Some vaccines require advance planning or a recognised centre; routine protection should also be reviewed.
Read the guide: Travel health & vaccinationMedical spa & movement programmes
Medical spa programmes combine a clinical assessment with selected physical therapies. The prescription, contraindications and expected functional goals matter more than the number of treatments offered.
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Before you choose
- Which assessments or treatments address your own risks or symptoms, and what is their expected benefit?
- Ask which clinician assesses suitability and which activities are medical care, rehabilitation or general wellness.
- Confirm the session timetable, medical reviews, accommodation, accessibility and services charged separately.