Health Screening
Private Health Screening in Thatcham, Newbury and West Berkshire Book Your Health ScreeningAt Total Health West Berkshire we are excited to be offering health screening to help you keep informed and empowered about your health
Our health is the most important thing we have. It is all too easy to let our bodies and our health take a back seat in our lives as we focus on getting on with our busy day to day routines. This is where health screening come in.
It is often only when we feel unwell ourselves or someone close to us is ill that we start to think about our health.
Our health screening services are designed to offer insight and peace of mind. It will give you the reassurance that everything is ok and an idea of the areas you may need to focus on to improve your health.
Why Health Screening Is Important
There are several important reasons to consider having a health screening:
Establish a Health Baseline
Track Changes Over Time
Regular screenings help establish a baseline for your health, making it easier to identify any significant changes in future tests.
Insurance Benefits Of Health Screening
Utilise Coverage
Many insurance plans cover preventive screenings at no cost to you, making it a financially wise decision.
Encourages Healthy Habits
Motivation to Maintain Health
Knowing the results of your screenings can motivate you to adopt healthier lifestyle choices, such as improved diet and increased physical activity.
Access to Healthcare Resources
Follow-Up Care
Screenings often lead to referrals for additional care or resources, ensuring you receive comprehensive health support. At Total Health we can send information about your health screening to your NHS GP or to a private clinician at your request.
Early Detection of Diseases
Catch Problems Before They Start
Regular screenings can help identify risk factors and prevent potential health issues from developing, promoting overall wellness.
Health Screening for Preventive Care
Identify Issues Early
Health screening can detect diseases such as diabetes and heart disease before symptoms appear, allowing for timely intervention and better treatment outcomes.
Personalised Health Insights
Tailored Recommendations
Screening provides valuable information about your health, allowing healthcare providers to offer personalized advice and lifestyle changes to improve your well-being.
Peace of Mind From Health Screening
Reduce Anxiety About Health
Knowing your health status can alleviate worries about undiagnosed conditions and help you feel more in control of your health.
The Different Types Of Health Screening We Offer
At Total Health we have four Health Screenings for you to choose from
Well Man/Woman Health Screening -£420
What’s Included In This Type Of Health Screening:
- Well Man/ Well Woman Premier Plus Profile Blood test
- ECG
- Health Assessment
- 30 Minute Private Face-to-Face GP Appointment
Peak Potential: Fitness & Health Check - £459
What’s Included In This Type Of Health Screening:
- Sports Fitness Blood Test
- ECG
- Health Assessment
- 90 minute MSK Assessment with a Chiropractor, including a Gaitscan
- 30 Minute Private Face-to-Face GP Appointment
Gut Insight Package - £609
What’s Included In This Type Of Health Screening:
- Total Health Gut Health Blood Test
- GI360 Comprehensive Stool Test Profile
- 30 Minute Private Face-to-Face GP Appointment
The Ultimate Total Health Screening - £809
What’s Included In This Type Of Health Screening:
- Well Man/ Well Woman Premier Plus Profile Blood test
- ECG
- Health Assessment
- FIT Test (Faecal Immunochemical Test)
- 1 Hour Intensive Coaching Session with our Nutrition and Health Coach
- 60 Minute Private Face-to-Face GP Appointment
- For women – Smear test and breast examination (as appropriate)
- For Men – Prostate and testicular examination (as appropriate)
How Do I Get A Health Screening?
Contact Total Health West Berkshire
Once you have decided on the right health screening appointment for you, then you can go online, call us, WhatsApp us, or send us an email to book your appointment.
Email Confirmation
Once your health screening appointment has been booked you will receive an email confirmation and an intake form will be sent to you to fill complete.
Intake Form
It is important that you complete this form, especially if you are booking blood tests, as we need some information from you to book your blood tests.
Pre Appointment Reminder
We will be happy to help you.
Our Private General Practitioners
Dr James Cave (He/Him)
GP
James is a senior General Practitioner with over 30 years of experience. He has a wealth of experience in all aspects of medicine including Cardiovascular disease (particularly the management of cholesterol and blood pressure), Respiratory diseases, Endocrine, ENT, Musculoskeletal, and Rheumatology.
His work as Editor-in-Chief of the medical journal Drug & Therapeutics Bulletin means he has significant expertise in understanding the pros and cons of drugs and enjoys working with patients to understand what might be best for them rather than satisfying a target set elsewhere.
He has a particular interest in the care of older people and does offer a visiting service. He believes passionately in personal care and understands how difficult it has become for people to see their GP. Whether you have a new problem, would like time to really talk through an ongoing issue, or just get a second opinion James will be delighted to help.
In addition to general consultations, he offers soft-tissue and joint injections for such problems as frozen shoulders, arthritis, tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, Morton’s neuroma, and trigger finger.
In 2009 James was honoured with an OBE for services to medicine.
Dr Barbara Barrie (She/Hers)
GP
Having qualified from Edinburgh University in 1989, I have worked in the NHS for 34 years, mainly as a GP Partner, but I have also had short spells employed as a Salaried GP and GP Retainer.
In addition, I have been a Macmillan GP, an Out of Hours GP working regular weekend sessions, and a GP in Palliative Medicine.
My clinical interests are Mental Health, Women’s health, and Palliative Medicine but in my day-to-day practice, I cover all aspects of primary care.
I am qualified to fit intrauterine devices (coils) for contraception, HRT, and in the management of heavy menstrual bleeding, as well as ring pessaries for the management of gynaecological prolapse.
Aside from work, I enjoy walking my 3 dogs, ski- ing, and singing in a local choir.
Dr Susan Connell (She/Hers)
GP
Dr Tom Morgan (He/Him)
GP
Dr. Tom Morgan qualified in medicine from The University of Bristol in 2011, following a degree in Physiology at The University of Southampton. His medical training took place across various hospitals and GP practises within Berkshire and Oxfordshire. Currently, he works as a GP Partner at The Boathouse Surgery in Pangbourne and has previously worked in various GP practices across Reading and Oxfordshire.
Primary Care
With a keen interest in all aspects of primary care, Dr. Morgan has a particular passion for mental health, the care of the older people and Men's health. He worked for seven years at the Reading Mental Health Crisis Team, where he managed complex and urgent mental health issues. Additionally, he played a vital role in establishing a new mental health service in Berkshire to enhance collaboration between primary and secondary care.
Believing in the importance of family medicine, He emphasizes that developing a strong relationship with patients is essential for understanding their concerns and providing effective care. He values the time afforded by private general practice to fully grasp each patient's situation and collaborate on a tailored care plan.
He lives in South Oxfordshire with his wife, two energetic boys, and their adored golden retriever. He enjoys family life and the beautiful countryside of the region, as well as watching cricket when time allows.
He looks forward to working with you to support your health and well-being