What to Expect From the Health MOT at HSU
Upon arrival at our state-of-the-art Integrated Rehabilitation Centre, our experienced clinician will guide you through the assessment process. Here’s what you can expect:
Initial Measurements
We’ll start by measuring your blood pressure, height, and weight to establish a baseline for your health.
Blood Assessments
Using a painless finger-prick testing technique, we’ll analyze key biomarkers such as blood lipids and glucose levels using the CardioChek®, a standard tool used in GP clinics across the country and in the NHS.
Body Composition Analysis
You’ll undergo a body composition analysis using our state-of-the-art SOZO® analyser, one of less than five in the country. This non-invasive assessment measures body fat percentage, muscle mass, hydration levels, and cell health. The SOZO® test itself is really simple and takes just a few minutes, it’s non-invasive and only requires you to take off your shoes and socks to stand on the platform.
Additional Tests
The Health MOT also includes a blood test, and lipid profile which is used to tell us things like your blood sugar levels, cholesterol, and indicates your risk of diabetes and other diseases. You will then undergo measurements of your hips and waist and grip strength before being asked some questions related to your lifestyle.
Detailed Report
Your results will be available during the session, and our practitioner will explain the findings. You’ll also receive an electronic report by email after the appointment.