What Does a £1,999 Health Check Include? Inside FCM’s Longevity Signature Package

What does the FCM Signature Health Check include and why does it cost £1,999?

The FCM Signature Health Check is not a standard medical once-over. It is designed for people who want to understand their health in detail and reduce future risks. You can think of it as servicing a high-performance vehicle, not because something is wrong, but to ensure everything is running at its best.

This private GP health assessment includes over 200 clinical tests. Many of these tests go far beyond what is available through the NHS or basic private clinics. The fee reflects the breadth of investigation, the clinical accuracy of its diagnostic blood screening, the time with experienced UK clinicians, and the depth of personalised feedback provided.

It is an excellent choice for anyone seeking clarity, early detection, and an expert-led view of their overall wellbeing. It allows for a full review of health without delays or rushed consultations.

Who is this health check for?

This advanced private health screening is ideal for people who take a proactive approach to wellbeing. It is especially well-suited for:

• Busy professionals who want in-depth answers without long waiting times
• Individuals with a family history of conditions such as diabetes, cancer, or heart disease
• Health-conscious clients focused on optimising healthspan and protecting their longevity
• Anyone frustrated by short GP appointments or unexplained symptoms

This service is also popular among executives, high-performers, and those preparing for major life changes, including relocation, IVF, or starting a new fitness programme.

How does the Signature Health Check process work?

What should you expect when booking your private health screening?

You can book online or by phone, with appointments often available within a few days. It begins with a 60-minute consultation at Future Care Medical’s CQC-registered private GP centre. During this session, your doctor will review your health history, understand your lifestyle, and discuss any ongoing issues.

How long does the full body MOT take?

A trained phlebotomist will then collect your blood samples for analysis in an accredited laboratory. More than 200 health markers are reviewed. These range from hormonal balance and cancer indicators to vitamin levels and organ function. This is a pathology-led assessment that ensures results are interpreted with clinical precision.

What do you get at the follow-up?

Approximately two weeks later, you return for a 30-minute GP follow-up. During this session, your doctor will walk you through a 95-page personalised report. They will explain your results clearly and recommend lifestyle or clinical next steps based on your data.

1. Complete Blood Analysis and Biochemistry Markers

This part of the health assessment looks at blood composition and biochemistry. You will be tested for:

• Full Blood Count (FBC)
• Lipid profile including cholesterol and triglycerides
• Liver enzymes: ALT, AST, GGT
• Kidney health: urea, creatinine, eGFR
• Blood sugar (glucose) and iron status
• Thyroid hormones: TSH, T3, T4
• Urinalysis for hydration and kidney markers

These results help detect early signs of anaemia, metabolic issues, liver strain, or thyroid dysfunction.

2. Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health Screening

This part of the health screen focuses on your heart health and metabolism. Tests include:

• Blood pressure and body composition such as BMI
• Detailed cholesterol breakdown
• HbA1c for long-term glucose regulation
• C-reactive protein (CRP) to detect inflammation
• Risk indicators for metabolic syndrome

Understanding these results helps reduce your risk of heart disease, stroke, or insulin resistance.

3. Hormonal and Endocrine System Assessment

Hormonal balance affects your energy, weight, sleep, and mood. The hormone panel measures:

• Testosterone, oestrogen, DHEA
• Cortisol to assess your stress response
• Thyroid panel: TSH, T3, T4
• Pituitary-related hormone markers

These insights are helpful if you have experienced fatigue, hormonal symptoms, or unexplained changes in mood or weight.

4. Cancer Risk & Tumour Marker Detection

Several tumour markers are included based on your age, sex, and health background. These may include:

• PSA for prostate health
• CA125 for ovarian risk
• CEA and AFP for general tumour indicators
• Other relevant tumour markers based on clinical review

This early detection health check helps to identify warning signs before symptoms develop. It also helps your doctor decide whether further testing is needed.

5. Autoimmune and Inflammation Profiles

Autoimmune disorders are often subtle and difficult to diagnose. This section aims to detect them early. It includes:

• High-sensitivity CRP
• Epstein-Barr virus antibodies
• Autoimmune-related antibodies

These tests are especially useful for people experiencing long-term fatigue, cognitive fog, or recurring joint or muscle pain.

6. Liver, Kidney, Pancreas, and Organ Function Tests

These organs are responsible for detoxification, digestion, and metabolic balance. The tests include:

• Liver enzymes such as ALT, AST, GGT
• Kidney efficiency: eGFR and creatinine
• Pancreatic enzyme markers

These results help detect early signs of strain or damage before symptoms appear.

7. Nutritional & Digestive Health Panels

Nutritional deficiencies are common even in people with healthy diets. This panel checks:

• Vitamin D, B12, folate, and iron levels
• Digestive enzyme function
• Inflammatory markers and signs of poor nutrient absorption

Together, these help explain symptoms such as tiredness, frequent illness, or persistent digestive discomfort.

8. Neurological, Stress & Hormonal Balance Evaluation

This part assesses mental wellbeing and the nervous system. It includes:

• Cortisol pattern throughout the day
• Adrenal and pituitary hormone levels
• Neurochemical indicators linked to concentration, mood, and mental clarity

These results can provide explanations for burnout, low mood, or difficulty focusing.

9. Lifestyle Risk Assessment and Personalised GP Guidance

At the end of the process, your doctor will provide personalised feedback and guidance. You will receive:

• Health risk scores tailored to your test results
• Recommendations for dietary improvements, supplements, and lifestyle changes
• A realistic action plan to support your ongoing health goals

This transforms your results into clear steps for better wellbeing.

How does the FCM check compare to BUPA or HCA packages?

The FCM Signature Health Check differs from other options in several key ways:

• More than 200 biomarkers tested
• 90 minutes of total GP consultation time
• Broader range of test categories, including hormones, autoimmunity, nutrition, and neurological health
• CQC-registered London clinic providing premium health screening

This is a full body MOT focused on prevention, insight, and practical follow-up.