Goring Hall Hospital
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Phone
Reception: 0800 004 600
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Opening hours
Mon-Sun: 8am-8pm
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Car parking
75 spaces
Welcome to our Health Assessment Service, where your well-being takes centre stage. Our comprehensive assessments empower you with valuable insights into your health, enabling informed choices for a healthier, happier life. Take the first step towards wellness – explore our personalised health assessments today.
Our health assessment service is on offer to patients from Worthing, Pulborough, Horsham, Chichester, Brighton, West Sussex and beyond. Patients are provided the opportunity to highlight any health issues they may have.
Key components of a health assessment may include:
Medical History
Gathering information about past and current health conditions, medications, and lifestyle factors.
Physical Examination
A thorough examination of the body, including vital signs like blood pressure, heart rate, and physical indicators of health.
Laboratory Tests
Blood, urine, and other diagnostic tests to assess various aspects of health, such as cholesterol levels, blood sugar, and organ function.
Risk Factor Assessment
Identifying lifestyle factors, genetic predispositions, or environmental influences that may contribute to health risks.
Nutritional Assessment
Evaluating dietary habits and nutritional status to identify deficiencies or imbalances.
Fitness and Exercise Evaluation
Assessing physical activity levels and overall fitness to promote a healthy lifestyle.
Mental Health Screening
Addressing emotional and psychological well-being through screenings for conditions like depression or anxiety.
The results of a health assessment provide individuals with valuable insights into their current health status, enabling them to make informed decisions about preventive measures, lifestyle modifications, and overall wellness strategies. Health assessments are often conducted by healthcare professionals, including physicians, nurses, or specialized health practitioners.
We offer two levels of private health checks for you to choose from to ensure you are covered for any medical concerns you may have:
1. Select Health Assessment
Our select assessment is designed to assess your general health while focusing on areas of particular concern.
The consultation will be tailored to your health concerns on the day. We will focus on issues specific to your sex, for example early signs of female-or male-specific cancers, as well as testing for issues that affect all people.
Following your health assessment, you will then receive a personalised medical report and lifestyle recommendations.
General
✔ Comprehensive medical and lifestyle questionnaire
✔ Lifestyle consultation with a nurse
✔ In depth consultation with a doctor
✔ Personalised Medical Report approved by a GP
Measurements
✔ Blood pressure
✔ Resting heart rate
✔ Body mass index (height to weight ratio)
✔ Body Fat %
✔ Urine analysis (kidney function, infection, diabetes)
✔ Resting ECG (heart)
✔ Blood Tests
✔ Lipid (cholesterol) profile
✔ Glucose level (blood sugar)
✔ HbA1c (diabetes)
Outline Investigations
✔ Nutritional and dietary assessment
✔ Muscle and joint assessment
✔ Emotional health assessment
✔ Cardiovascular risk score
Female Specific Tests
✔ Breast cancer awareness
✔ Breast examination
✔ Cervical cancer screening (including smear and HVS if clinically appropriate)
Male Specific Tests
✔ Testicular cancer awareness
✔ Testicular cancer examination
Length of assessment:
Up to 1 hour including nurse and doctor consultations
If any tests are not clinically appropriate for you, your doctor will advise you.
*These tests will incur an additional charge and are not available at all of our hospitals, please check with our advisors when you book.
2. Advanced Health Assessment
Our most popular assessment is the advanced. It covers health risks for both men and women. The assessment will cover your heart, lungs, various cancers, a full set of blood tests, dietary and lifestyle appraisals, and much more. You will spend up to an hour with a doctor for a detailed examination and consultation.
Following your health assessment, you will receive a personalised medical report and lifestyle recommendations.
We also have a wide range of additional tests available. Please discuss these with our doctor at your assessment if you have a particular concern you would like to address. If any tests are not clinically appropriate for you, your doctor will advise you.
General
✔ Comprehensive medical and lifestyle questionnaire
✔ Lifestyle consultation with a nurse
✔ In depth consultation with a doctor
✔ Physical examination with a doctor by a GP
✔ Personalised Medical Report approved by a GP
Measurements
✔ Blood pressure
✔ Resting heart rate
✔ Body mass index (height to weight ratio)
✔ Waist measurement
✔ Body Fat %
✔ Urine analysis (kidney function, infection, diabetes)
✔ Resting ECG (heart)
✔ Faecal immunochemical test - bowel cancer - over 40’s
✔ Detailed lung function test
Blood Tests
✔ Lipid (cholesterol) profile
✔ Glucose level (blood sugar)
✔ HbA1c (diabetes)
✔ Full blood count
✔ Kidney Function
✔ Uric acid (Gout)
✔ Liver function
✔ Calcium
Outline Investigations
✔ Nutritional and dietary assessment
✔ Muscle and joint assessment
✔ Emotional health assessment
✔ Cardiovascular risk score
Female Specific Tests
✔ Breast cancer awareness
✔ Breast examination
✔ **Mammography - over 40 (F)
✔ Cervical cancer screening (including smear and HVS if clinically appropriate)
Male Specific Tests
✔ Testicular cancer awareness
✔ Testicular cancer examination
✔ Prostate cancer blood test(PSA) - over 50 (M)
* Please note -
Length of assessment is up to 2 hours including nurse consultation and up to 1 hour with your doctor.
If any tests are not clinically appropriate for you, your doctor will advise you.
These tests will incur an additional charge and are not available at all of our hospitals, please check with our advisors when you book.
Mammography is not available at Goring Hall Hospital, arrangements can be made for mammography at Mount Alvernia hospital at an additional cost.
The results of a health assessment provide individuals with valuable insights into their current health status, enabling them to make informed decisions about preventive measures, lifestyle modifications, and overall wellness strategies. Health assessments are often conducted by healthcare professionals, including physicians, nurses, or specialized health practitioners.
Getting a health assessment offers several benefits, contributing to proactive healthcare and overall well-being. Here are compelling reasons to consider a health assessment:
Early Detection of Health Issues
Health assessments can identify potential health issues at an early stage, allowing for timely intervention and prevention.
Baseline for Monitoring
Establishing a baseline of your health through assessments provides a reference point for future comparisons, enabling you to track changes over time.
Personalised Wellness Plans
Receive insights tailored to your unique health profile, helping you create personalised wellness plans that address your specific needs and goals.
Risk Factor Identification
Identify and understand potential risk factors for diseases or conditions, enabling proactive measures to mitigate those risks.
Optimising Lifestyle Choices
Gain clarity on how lifestyle factors such as nutrition, exercise, and stress impact your health, empowering you to make informed choices for a healthier lifestyle.
Genetic Insights
Some health assessments include genetic testing, offering insights into your genetic predispositions and allowing for personalised preventive strategies.
Health Education
Health assessments often come with educational components, providing valuable information about your body, how it works, and how to maintain or improve your well-being.
Peace of Mind
Regular health assessments can provide peace of mind, knowing that you are actively monitoring and managing your health.
Employee Wellness Programs
Employers may offer health assessments as part of employee wellness programs, promoting a healthier workforce and reducing healthcare costs.
Preventive Healthcare
By identifying potential health risks early on, health assessments contribute to a preventive healthcare approach, reducing the likelihood of more severe health issues in the future.
Consider a health assessment as a proactive step towards understanding and optimising your health, providing a foundation for a healthier and more fulfilling life
At Goring Hall Hospital, our commitment to your well-being goes beyond the surface. Our Health Assessments are designed to uncover a spectrum of health conditions, providing you with invaluable insights into your overall health.
Here are some key conditions that our assessments can detect.
• Cardiovascular Issues: High blood pressure, elevated cholesterol levels, or signs of cardiovascular disease can be identified through various cardiovascular health assessments.
• Diabetes Risk: Health assessments often include tests that assess blood sugar levels, helping to detect early signs of diabetes or insulin resistance.
• Metabolic Disorders: Assessments can reveal issues related to metabolism, such as thyroid dysfunction or metabolic syndrome.
• Nutritional Deficiencies: Blood tests in health assessments can detect deficiencies in essential nutrients like vitamins and minerals.
• Kidney Function: Tests measuring kidney function can identify issues like chronic kidney disease or kidney dysfunction.
• Liver Health: Liver function tests can reveal conditions like fatty liver disease, hepatitis, or other liver disorders.
• Bone Health: Assessments may include tests for bone density, helping to detect conditions like osteoporosis.
• Cancer Markers: Some health assessments may include screenings for specific cancer markers, aiding in the early detection of certain cancers.
• Inflammatory Conditions: Elevated markers of inflammation can be indicative of conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, or other autoimmune disorders.
• Mental Health Concerns: Some health assessments may include mental health screenings to detect conditions such as depression, anxiety, or cognitive decline.
• Hormonal Imbalances: Tests assessing hormone levels can reveal imbalances that may contribute to various health issues, including reproductive health concerns.
• Respiratory Conditions: Lung function tests can detect conditions such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), or other respiratory disorders.
• Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): Some health assessments may include screenings for common STIs, contributing to early detection and treatment.
• Gastrointestinal Health: Assessments may include tests for digestive health, helping to identify issues like celiac disease, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), or other gastrointestinal conditions.
It's important to note that the specific tests included in a health assessment may vary, and individuals should consult with healthcare professionals to determine the most relevant assessments for their unique health needs.