MOT and MOT Plus Health Checks
Private MOT Health Check in Thatcham, Newbury and West Berkshire Book Your MOT Health CheckA MOT health check to give you an insight into the foundations of your health. This health screening service is designed to be an affordable option for anyone interested in the essentials of their health.
This two-step health check starts with an appointment with one of our phlebotomists, who will carry out your blood test and health assessment.
The second stage of the appointment is with one of our experienced private GPs who will then go through your blood tests and discuss your health concerns with you.
We have two MOT Health Options, MOT Health Check and MOT Plus Health Check. They both include a blood test, health assessment and GP appointment but the MOT Plus has a more comphrensive blood test.
MOT Health Check - £209
MOT PLUS Health Check £295 (Man/ Woman)
What Is Included In The MOT Health Checks?
A 30 Minute Health Assessment Consultation
- Blood test (see below for what is tested).
- Height to Waist Calculations.
- BMI calculations.
- Blood Pressure measured.
Then once your MOT health check blood tests are back from the lab:
A 30 Minute Health Screening Report Consultation With One Of Our GPs
- A review of your MOT health check blood test results.
- Urinalysis.
- QR3 risk calculation – the risk of you developing a stroke or heart attack over the next 10 years.
- Advice on ways you can improve your health.
- A chance to discuss your health and any concerns you have in detail.
- A full report of your MOT health check screening findings can also be emailed to your NHS GP.
What Is The Difference Between The MOT Health Check and The MOT Plus Health Check?
The difference between the MOT Health Check and the MOT Plus Health Check is what is included in the blood testing.
The MOT Plus is a more comprehensive blood test, including different tests for Men and Women.
What Is Covered by The MOT Health Check Blood Tests?
The MOT health check profile is a comprehensive check of your liver & kidney function, your muscle & bone health, gout, iron levels, diabetes (HbA1c), your full cholesterol profile, and full blood count.
The detailed profile provides an excellent baseline health check. It helps you to proactively manage your health and identify/monitor many underlying or pre-existing conditions throughout your body.
This MOT health check blood test includes:
Urea & Electrolytes:
Urea, Creatinine and
eGFR, Bicarbonate, Chloride, Potassium, Sodium
Liver Function:
ALP, ALT, AST,
GGT, Total Protein, Globulin, Albumin and
Bilirubin.
Bone Profile:
Phosphate, Calcium and
Uric Acid.
Muscle Enzymes:
CK and LDH.
Cholesterol Profile:
Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, HDL Percentage,
Non- HDL Cholesterol, Total:HDL Ratio and Triglycerides.
Iron Study:
Ferritin
Iron
Total Iron Binding Capacity
Transferrin
Transferrin Saturation
Diabetes:
HbA1c
Full Blood Count:
Full 5 Part Differential
What Is In The MOT Plus Health Check Blood Tests?
Urea & Electrolytes:
Urea, Creatinine and
eGFR, Bicarbonate, Chloride, Potassium, Sodium
Liver Function:
Alanine Transaminase, Albumin Alkaline Phosphatase
Aspartate Aminotransferase, Gamma Glutamyl Transferase
Globulin, Total Bilirubin, Total Protein
Muscle and Bone Markers:
Adjusted Calcium
Calcium
Creatine Kinase
Muscle Enzymes:
CK and LDH.
Cholesterol Profile:
Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, HDL Percentage, Non-
HDL Cholesterol, Total:HDL Ratio, and Triglycerides.
Iron Study:
Iron, UIBC/TIBC,
Transferrin Saturation, , and FBC+5-part differential.
Diabetes:
HbA1c
Vitamins:
Folate
Vitamin B12
Vitamin D (25-OH)
Thyroid:
Free T4 (thyroxine)
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone
Inflammation:
High Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein
Minerals
Gout:
Urate (Uric acid)
Full Blood Count:
Full 5 Part Differential
Specifically For Men:
PSA
Testosterone
Specifically For Women:
Follicular Stimulating Hormone
Luteinizing Hormone
Oestradiol (E2)
Progesterone
Who Is An MOT Health Check and MOT Plus Health Check Appointments For?
This MOT health check appointment is for people who are looking for a basic insight into their health. For those wanting a more comphrensive blood test with Thyroid, Inflammation and markers tailored speciafically to Men and Women we recommend the MOT Health Check Plus.
Full Breakdown of Your MOT Health Check and MOT Plus Health Check Process
MOT Health Check Step 1
MOT Health Check Step 2
Both MOT Health Check and MOT PLus Health Check starts with a blood test with one of our Phlebotomists.
Make sure that you are well hydrated before your appointment.
Once you have had your blood test, you will book your appointment with one of our private GPs and pay for your MOT Health Check.
MOT Health Check Step 3
Next - Your blood test results will be back in 48 hours!
MOT Health Check Step 4
They will discuss your MOT health check blood results and any health concerns that you have.
If you then need any further appointments or follow-up investigations, these can be arranged at an additional cost.
MOT Health Check Step 5 - Final Step
Finally, we will compile your MOT Health Check report and email it within 48 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
MOT Health Check - £209
MOT PLUS Health Check £295 (Man/ Woman)
Looking for Blood Tests Only Or A More In Depth Examination?
For blood tests only, head over to our blood test page.
We are part of the blood draw network for Medichecks and Goodbody Wellbeing.
Looking for a More In-Depth Insight Into Your Health?
Head over to our health screening pages for packages that include a range of options, including ECGs, Health Coaching, Gait Scan, MSK assessments, Gut Testing, and more.
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
Our Phlebotomist
Jo Clarke (She/Her)
Phlebotomist
I have been performing Phlebotomy for adults and children since 2001.
I have worked in various Hospital and Clinical settings for the NHS and Private sector. I offer Phlebotomy Services, Well Person Checks and Electrocardiograms at Total Health West Berkshire
My weekends are filled with spending time with my husband, 2 children and 3 year old grandson, and hopefully once a year sitting on a sandy beach somewhere very hot.
I am the phlebotomist who will work with you during your MOT health check.
We will be happy to help you.
Sharon Munday
Clinic Manager
Brianna Brasil
Receptionist