The Executive Health Check, done properly

An executive health check is a comprehensive, one-day medical assessment designed for adults who want a complete picture of their current health and future risk — particularly cardiovascular, metabolic and cancer risk. It is appropriate for anyone aged 30+ who wants a thorough baseline, anyone with a family history of heart disease, diabetes or cancer, and anyone whose role or lifestyle makes regular health monitoring important.

The clinical portion takes around 2 hours on the day. Bloods and examination are completed first, then you go away while results are processed. The results consultation with your GP is booked separately — usually 5–7 days later — and lasts 45–60 minutes so you have time to ask everything.

Yes. A 10–12 hour overnight fast is required so we can accurately measure fasting glucose, fasting insulin and the full lipid panel including ApoB. Water, black coffee and your usual medications are fine unless your GP has told you otherwise.

Your written plan covers your individual 10-year cardiovascular risk score, your ApoB and Lp(a) targets, blood-pressure goals, specific dietary and exercise targets, and — where clinically appropriate — a prescription for lipid-lowering or blood-pressure therapy with a clear monitoring schedule. Every recommendation is evidence-based and explained, not handed over as a checklist.

Annually for most adults over 40, or every two years for healthy adults under 40 with no risk factors. Anyone on new cardiovascular or metabolic treatment will have additional 3-month and 6-month interim reviews built into the programme to monitor progress.

We are not insurance-based, so the programme is paid privately. We issue a fully coded, itemised invoice you can submit to your insurer for reimbursement where your policy allows it — many policies reimburse individual components such as bloods, GP consultations and ECG.

At 40 a Dubai-based man should have blood pressure, fasting glucose and HbA1c, a full lipid profile including ApoB and Lp(a), liver and kidney function, vitamin D, B12 and ferritin, total and free testosterone with SHBG, thyroid function, an ECG and a clinical examination. Vitamin D deficiency, insulin resistance and raised ApoB are the three findings we see most often in men living here.

PSA is included in the executive health check for men from 50, and from 45 where there is a family history of prostate cancer or African-Caribbean heritage. It is always interpreted with your GP alongside prostate size, urinary symptoms, recent ejaculation and cycling — never handed over as an isolated number.

Yes. Men receive total and free testosterone with SHBG, LH, FSH, prolactin and oestradiol, drawn before 11am for accuracy. Where a result is low, your GP reviews sleep, weight, alcohol and HbA1c first, because those suppress testosterone far more often than testicular failure does.

About two hours at our Business Bay clinic for bloods, ECG and examination, with early-morning fasted appointments so you can be back at work before 10am. Your 45–60 minute results consultation with the same British GP follows 5–7 days later, in clinic or by video if you travel.

The full executive health check starts from AED 1,800 and includes the complete biomarker panel, ECG, clinical examination, your written cardiovascular risk-reduction plan and the results consultation. Any additional test is quoted before it is taken, and you receive a coded invoice for reimbursement.

Yes. A nurse can attend your home or office anywhere in Dubai for the fasted blood draw, usually between 6am and 9am, and the ECG and examination are then completed at the Business Bay clinic or during a doctor home visit. The results consultation is unchanged.