Full Body MOT Blood Test in Solihull & Birmingham
The most comprehensive private health check available. Over 50 biomarkers covering hormones, thyroid, liver, kidney, cardiovascular, vitamins and inflammation — everything you need to know about your health in one appointment.
Well Woman from £295, Well Man £395. Full Body MOT £995. Results in 24-48 hours with a detailed breakdown by category.
What's Included in Your Full Body MOT
Our Full Body MOT blood test covers every major system in your body. Over 50 individual biomarkers are tested from a single blood draw, giving you a complete picture of your internal health.
Thyroid Function
TSH, Free T3, Free T4 and thyroid antibodies — a complete picture of your thyroid health including autoimmune markers.
Liver Health
Full liver enzyme panel including ALT, AST, GGT, bilirubin and albumin to assess liver function and detect early damage.
Kidney Function
eGFR, creatinine, urea and electrolytes — essential markers for kidney health and hydration status.
Cardiovascular Risk
Full lipid profile (cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides), CRP and homocysteine to assess heart disease and stroke risk.
Hormones & Endocrine
Testosterone, oestradiol, DHEA-S, cortisol and sex hormone binding globulin — hormonal balance affects energy, mood and body composition.
Vitamins & Minerals
Vitamin D, B12, folate (B9) and iron studies including ferritin — the most common deficiencies causing fatigue and poor immunity.
Full Blood Count
Red cells, white cells, platelets and haemoglobin — detects anaemia, infection, inflammation and blood disorders.
Diabetes & Metabolism
HbA1c (3-month glucose average), fasting glucose and insulin resistance markers to catch pre-diabetes early.
Inflammation Markers
CRP and ESR to detect chronic low-grade inflammation linked to heart disease, autoimmune conditions and cancer risk.
Who Should Book a Health MOT Blood Test?
Annual health check. Even if you feel perfectly well, an annual blood test catches silent changes in cholesterol, blood sugar, thyroid function and vitamin levels before they become problems. Think of it as a service for your body — the same way you MOT your car.
Feeling tired or run down. Persistent fatigue, brain fog, poor sleep or low energy often have a biochemical cause — iron deficiency, vitamin D depletion, underactive thyroid or hormonal imbalance. A full MOT identifies (or rules out) these causes in one appointment.
Family history of heart disease or diabetes. If cardiovascular disease, high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes or stroke runs in your family, regular screening gives you early warning. Our advanced cardiovascular markers go far beyond a standard GP cholesterol check.
Milestone birthdays — turning 40 or 50. Metabolic changes accelerate from your 40s onwards. Hormone levels shift, cardiovascular risk increases, and vitamin absorption declines. A baseline MOT at 40 gives you a reference point for years to come.
Unexplained symptoms. Weight changes, hair loss, mood swings, joint pain, frequent illness or digestive issues can all have metabolic or hormonal causes. Rather than guessing, a comprehensive blood test provides objective data your GP can act on.
Athletes and fitness enthusiasts. Whether you are training for a marathon, lifting weights, or simply want to optimise performance — blood testing reveals iron status, inflammation levels, testosterone, cortisol and recovery markers that affect how you train and recover.
Pre-insurance or executive medicals. Need bloods for life insurance, income protection or an employer health check? Our Full Body MOT covers everything insurers and occupational health typically request, with results in 24-48 hours.
Health MOT Blood Test Pricing
Choose the level of screening that suits you. All tests include a professional blood draw, laboratory analysis and a detailed written report.
| Test | Price |
|---|---|
| Well Man ProfileHormones, liver, kidney, cholesterol, PSA & key vitamins | £395 |
| Well Woman ProfileHormones, liver, kidney, cholesterol, thyroid & key vitamins | £295 |
| Advanced Cardiovascular TestLipids, CRP, homocysteine & cardiovascular risk markers | £380 |
| Advanced Thyroid Profile (incl. Antibodies)TSH, T3, T4 + thyroid antibodies | £245 |
| Ultimate 'Tired All the Time'Fatigue-focused: iron, thyroid, vitamins, inflammation | £190 |
| Essential Vitamins (B12, B9, Vitamin D)Key vitamin deficiency check | £150 |
| FBC, Lipid Profile, LFT & U&E PackageComprehensive baseline organ function panel | £280 |
| Full Blood CountComplete blood cell analysis | £100 |
All prices include professional blood draw, laboratory analysis and detailed report.
What to Expect
Before Your Test
Fast for 12 hours beforehand (water is fine) for the most accurate lipid and glucose results. Morning appointments are ideal. Avoid strenuous exercise and alcohol for 24 hours before. Take medications as normal unless advised otherwise.
During Your Appointment
A single blood draw covers everything — there is no need for multiple needles or appointments. Our trained phlebotomist collects a small sample using standard venepuncture. The process takes approximately 5-10 minutes.
After — Your Results
Results are returned within 24-48 hours as a detailed report, broken down by category (thyroid, cardiovascular, liver, etc.). Each marker shows your result, the normal range, and a clear explanation of what it means for your health.
Follow-Up
Your results are explained in plain English — no medical jargon left unexplained. If anything requires attention, we provide a GP letter with recommended next steps. Many patients share results directly with their GP to guide treatment.
Why Choose NELS for Your Health MOT?
Comprehensive Coverage
Over 50 biomarkers in a single test — far more than a standard GP blood test. We test what NHS panels typically miss: thyroid antibodies, homocysteine, vitamin D, B12, full iron studies and detailed hormone profiles.
Same Labs as the NHS
Your blood is processed by UKAS-accredited laboratories — the same facilities used by NHS hospitals. Results are clinically valid and accepted by GPs, consultants and insurance providers without question.
Combine With Ultrasound
Add an abdominal ultrasound to screen liver, kidneys, gallbladder and aorta alongside your blood tests. Blood chemistry shows how organs are functioning; ultrasound shows their physical structure. Together, they give the fullest picture.
CQC Registered Clinic
NELS is registered with the Care Quality Commission, meeting the same safety and quality standards as NHS providers. Our clinicians are NHS-trained with years of experience in diagnostic imaging and phlebotomy.
Health MOT Blood Test FAQs
What does a full body MOT blood test include?
Our Full Body MOT tests over 50 biomarkers across 9 categories: thyroid function (TSH, T3, T4, antibodies), liver enzymes, kidney function, full lipid profile, cardiovascular risk markers (CRP, homocysteine), hormones (testosterone, oestradiol, cortisol, DHEA-S), vitamins (D, B12, folate), iron studies, full blood count, diabetes screening (HbA1c) and inflammation markers. It is the most comprehensive single blood test available privately.
Do I need to fast before my blood test?
Yes — we recommend a 12-hour overnight fast for the most accurate lipid and glucose results. Water is fine (and encouraged). Your appointment should ideally be first thing in the morning. If you cannot fast, we can still run the test but will note this on your report as cholesterol and triglyceride values may be slightly elevated.
What is the difference between Well Man/Woman and the Full Body MOT?
The Well Woman Profile (£295) and Well Man Profile (£395) cover the essentials: hormones, liver, kidney, cholesterol and key vitamins. The Full Body MOT (£995) adds advanced cardiovascular markers (homocysteine, Lp(a)), comprehensive thyroid antibodies, full endocrine panel, detailed iron studies, diabetes screening, inflammation markers and additional metabolic biomarkers. It is roughly three times the number of markers tested.
How often should I have a full body MOT blood test?
For most adults, annually is ideal — it catches trends before they become problems. If you have a family history of heart disease, diabetes or thyroid conditions, or you are on medication that affects your liver or kidneys, every 6 months may be more appropriate. We will advise based on your results.
Can my GP use these results?
Absolutely. Your results are laboratory-verified to the same standard as NHS pathology. We provide a detailed report that your GP can use for clinical decision-making, referrals or medication adjustments. Many patients bring their NELS results to their GP to avoid repeating tests on the NHS.
What if something abnormal is found?
If any results fall outside normal ranges, we flag them clearly in your report with an explanation of what they mean and recommended next steps. For anything clinically significant, we will contact you directly and can provide a GP letter recommending further investigation or referral. You are never left wondering what to do next.
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Over 50 biomarkers tested from a single blood draw. No referral needed, results in 24-48 hours, and a clear report you can share with your GP.