At SRGN Clinic, we offer comprehensive, GP-led Full Body MOT Health Checks designed to give you a clear picture of your overall health. Whether you’re looking for peace of mind, early detection of risk factors, or personalised medical guidance, our health assessments go beyond the basics to deliver meaningful insight into your wellbeing.
A Full Body MOT Health Check is a structured medical assessment that helps identify silent health risks, monitor key body systems, and provide personalised lifestyle advice based on clinical evidence. Led by a qualified GP, it covers essential areas such as:
Ideal for annual check-ups, establishing a health baseline, or identifying underlying causes of symptoms like fatigue, weight gain, or low energy, it’s proactive healthcare with long-term impact.
With two screening options available, the 1. Signature Lifestyle Health Screen and the 2. Platinum Preventive Health Assessment, you can choose the level of detail and support that suits your needs best.
Whether you’re proactive about your health or simply want reassurance, our Full Body MOTs provide trusted insight and support for your next steps.
At SRGN Clinic, our Full Body MOTs are delivered in a calm, clinical setting by experienced GPs. We offer two options:
A comprehensive health check focused on lifestyle, prevention, and clarity.
What’s included:
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Our most advanced screening for those seeking a full picture of their current and future health.
Everything in the Signature check, plus:
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The cost of a full health MOT varies depending on the type of assessment, level of detail, and the provider. At SRGN Clinic, we offer doctor-led health checks with a focus on clinical insight, lifestyle factors, and personalised recommendations. Your consultation will help determine the most suitable option for your needs.
A full body MOT is a comprehensive health check designed to assess your overall wellbeing, detect early signs of potential health issues, and give you a clear picture of how your body is functioning. It typically includes a GP consultation, physical examination, blood tests, and lifestyle review to support prevention and long-term health planning.
A full health check usually involves a combination of medical history review, physical examination, and blood testing. Key areas assessed often include cardiovascular health, liver and kidney function, blood sugar levels, cholesterol, and vitamin status. At SRGN Clinic, our checks also include personalised health guidance based on your results.
While full-body scans can offer insight into specific concerns, they’re not always necessary or clinically recommended for everyone. A GP-led health check provides a more tailored, evidence-based approach, identifying what’s relevant for your age, lifestyle, and risk profile. At SRGN Clinic, your doctor will guide you on what testing is appropriate.
There’s no set age, but many people choose to start regular health checks in their 30s or 40s, particularly if they have risk factors such as stress, fatigue, weight changes, or a family history of illness. However, anyone looking to take control of their health, regardless of age, can benefit from a structured assessment.
Signs that you may benefit from a health check include ongoing fatigue, unexplained weight changes, sleep issues, low energy, digestive changes, or simply feeling “not quite right.” Even without symptoms, regular checks are valuable for prevention and early detection, especially if you haven’t had a recent review of your health.
Basic blood tests may be available on the NHS if you have specific symptoms or medical concerns. However, a full-body health screening that covers multiple systems and preventive markers is not routinely offered through NHS services. Private clinics like SRGN offer more comprehensive, GP-led assessments tailored to your needs.
Before your appointment, it’s helpful to make a note of any symptoms, concerns, or family medical history you’d like to discuss. Some tests may require fasting, which your clinic will advise in advance. Arrive well-hydrated and bring any relevant medical information or recent test results if available.
