A comprehensive health assessment designed specifically for men.
If you are feeling more tired than usual, noticing changes in libido, struggling with motivation, concerned about heart health, diabetes, cholesterol or simply want reassurance, Men’s Medical Clinic provides Advanced Men’s Health Checks for men in Manchester, Harrogate, Sheffield, Liverpool, Newcastle, Chesterfield and across the UK.
Our Advanced Men’s Health Assessment reviews over 30 important biomarkers, with results interpreted by a GP specialising in men’s health. Rather than just sending laboratory numbers, we explain what they mean and provide practical recommendations for your long term health.
The ADAM (Androgen Deficiency in the Aging Male) questionnaire is a simple, validated tool that helps men identify symptoms that may be linked to low testosterone. By answering a few short questions, you can get a clearer picture of whether your symptoms may warrant further investigation.
Structured. Personal. Doctor led.
Your assessment combines a focused doctor appointment, comprehensive blood testing and a clear report so you understand what is happening in your body and what to do next.
Doctor led appointment
Book your Advanced Men’s Health Check online and receive clear instructions on how to prepare, including any fasting requirements or medication considerations.
Your appointment is designed to review:
This context helps your doctor interpret your results properly, rather than relying on reference ranges alone.
Over 30 biomarkers
Your blood test provides a detailed view of hormone health, cardiovascular risk markers, metabolic health, thyroid function and nutritional status.
Key areas assessed include:
The aim is to build a wider picture of your health, including factors that may contribute to fatigue, low mood, poor recovery, sexual health concerns or future risk.
Once your results are ready, you will receive a personalised report by email. It explains your results in plain English and highlights where further action may be useful.
Your report will cover:
Not sure whether this is the right test? You can contact Men’s Medical Clinic for guidance before booking. If your main concern is testosterone only, our testosterone replacement therapy page explains that pathway in more detail.
If you already have recent blood results from your NHS GP or a UK accredited private lab, Men’s Medical Clinic may be able to review them as part of a wider discussion. Further testing may still be recommended if important markers are missing or if your symptoms need a more complete assessment.
Your report is designed to make the results useful, not confusing. It brings the clinical findings together with your symptoms, history and goals.
This service sits alongside our private blood tests and broader men’s health service, but is written for men who want a more comprehensive check up rather than a single issue test.
Enter your email for doctor led guidance on men’s health, blood testing, hormone health and practical ways to take a proactive approach to ageing.
Men’s Medical Clinic focuses on clear medical interpretation, practical recommendations and patient safety. Your results are reviewed in context, with guidance that helps you understand your current health and make informed decisions about what comes next.
This assessment may be suitable if you feel persistently tired, have noticed reduced libido, are experiencing erectile dysfunction, have low mood or increased anxiety, are struggling to lose weight, or want to understand your health before problems become more obvious.
It can also be useful if you have a family history of heart disease, diabetes or prostate disease, have not had a comprehensive health assessment for several years, or simply want reassurance that your health is on the right track.
Many serious health concerns develop gradually and may cause few symptoms early on. A Men’s Health Check can help identify markers worth discussing, support better lifestyle decisions and guide whether further medical review is needed.
Book your Advanced Men’s Health Check or speak to Men’s Medical Clinic if you are unsure which assessment is right for you. You will get clear guidance from a doctor who understands men’s health, hormones and long term risk factors.
Clear answers before you book
These FAQs cover the most common questions men ask when comparing private health checks and doctor led blood testing.
The assessment includes a doctor led appointment, comprehensive blood testing across more than 30 biomarkers and a personalised report explaining what your results mean.
Markers include hormones, thyroid function, cholesterol, diabetes risk, inflammation, liver and kidney health, blood count, iron studies, vitamin D, B12 and folate.
No, it is a broader Men’s Health Check
Testosterone is included because hormone health matters, but the assessment is not just a TRT screen. It also reviews cardiovascular, metabolic, thyroid, nutritional and general health markers.
If your results suggest that a specialist testosterone pathway may be relevant, your doctor can explain suitable next steps.
Usually within 3 to 5 working days
Your personalised report is usually sent by email within 3 to 5 working days after the sample has been processed by the laboratory.
If you would like to go through the findings in more detail, you can book an optional follow up telephone consultation with one of the doctors.
No, proactive checks are welcome
Some men book because they feel tired, low in mood, less motivated or concerned about libido. Others book because they want a proactive check up or have a family history of conditions such as heart disease or diabetes.
The appointment helps tailor the assessment to your own health concerns.
Men’s Medical Clinic supports patients in Leeds, Manchester, Harrogate, Sheffield, Liverpool, Newcastle, Chesterfield and across the UK through a mix of clinic, partner clinic, home testing and remote care options.
If you have been searching for an Advanced Men’s Health Assessment near me, the team can help you choose the most suitable route.
If symptoms are severe, sudden or worrying, seek urgent medical advice through NHS 111, your GP or emergency services as appropriate. This assessment is designed for proactive health review and clearer next steps, not emergency care.
