Most people in good health do not receive a thorough head-to-toe check through the NHS. Routine appointments are typically reactive, dealing with concerns as they arise.
Many serious conditions, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, and several cancers, develop slowly and silently. By the time symptoms appear, the window for early intervention has often narrowed. A thorough annual check allows Dr Dan to identify risk factors early, track changes over time, and act before a problem becomes significant.
This kind of proactive medicine is difficult to access through the NHS, where appointments are typically driven by specific concerns and time is limited. The Wright Practice Wellperson screening gives you the time, the investigations, and the clinical expertise to take a genuinely complete look at your health.
Blood tests A comprehensive blood panel covering: full blood count, liver function, kidney function, bone health, blood glucose and diabetes risk, uric acid, iron levels, thyroid function, PSA (for men), cholesterol, and vitamin D.
Physical examination Cardiovascular (heart sounds, rhythm, pulses, blood pressure), respiratory (lung examination, peak flow, oxygen saturation), gastrointestinal, urological, musculoskeletal, and dermatological (mole check and general skin assessment).
Body composition Weight, BMI, body muscle percentage, body fat percentage, and visceral fat percentage.
Urinalysis Testing for signs of infection, blood, sugar, and protein.
Written summary and action plan Following the appointment, Dr Dan will provide a detailed written summary of the examination findings and blood results, with a personalised plan covering lifestyle recommendations, further investigations if needed, and any specialist referrals.
Both screening options include a thorough full-body examination and comprehensive blood panel. The Executive Wellperson adds further cardiovascular and hormonal investigations. Dr Dan will advise which is most appropriate for your age, history, and goals.
Wellperson — £695
Full blood panel, physical examination (cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, dermatological, musculoskeletal), body composition, urinalysis, and written summary with personalised action plan.
Executive Wellperson — £975
Everything in the Wellperson, plus ECG, hormone testing (testosterone, oestrogen, thyroid), and chest X-ray where indicated.
Executive Wellperson with Genetic Testing — £1,375
Everything in the Executive Wellperson, plus comprehensive genetic testing including cancer risk profiling and pharmacogenomic testing.
| Wegovy (semaglutide) | Mounjaro (tirzepatide) | |
|---|---|---|
Mechanism | GLP-1 agonist | Dual GIP/GLP-1 agonist |
Administration | Once-weekly injection | Once-weekly injection |
Starting dose | 0.25 mg | 2.5 mg |
Typical weight loss | 10 to 15% of body weight | 15 to 20% of body weight |
Common side effects | Nausea, constipation, diarrhoea | Nausea, constipation, diarrhoea |
Cost from | £210 per month | £250 per month |
Everything in the standard screening with additional investigations: an ECG to assess heart rhythm and electrical activity, hormone testing including testosterone, oestrogen, and thyroid function as appropriate, and a chest X-ray where indicated.
Adds comprehensive genetic testing to the Executive Wellperson, including cancer risk profiling and pharmacogenomic testing. This is the most thorough version of the screening and is particularly valuable for patients with a family history of cancer or cardiovascular disease.
If Dr Dan recommends further investigation following the screening, a range of additional tests can be arranged including: CT coronary angiogram (£1,350), CT colonoscopy (£1,800), MRI prostate (£900), echocardiogram (£650), and exercise ECG (£500).
The TruCheck blood test, which can identify over 70 types of solid organ cancer from a single blood sample with specificity of 99%, can also be added. Full details are on the pricing page.
The standard Wellperson is £695. The Executive Wellperson is £975. The Executive Wellperson with additional genetic testing is £1,375. Full pricing is on the pricing page.
Wellperson screening at The Wright Practice is not a tick-box exercise. It is a genuine, thorough review of your health with a doctor who has the time to look carefully, explain clearly, and follow up properly.
Wow! Dr. Dan was extremely knowledgeable and attentive to my health and well being. I’m so glad to have found him!
I have been going to Dr Wright for a number of years now. He is highly knowledgeable, compassionate, open minded and efficient, I couldn’t recommend him highly enough
I have been a patient of Doctor Dan for some time and continue to consult with him despite having left the UK. Dan has the enthusiasm and energy of a young man, whilst taking the holistic “physician” approach of an old school family doctor, equipped with the most modern insights and technology.
Dr Jain was great. Expert knowledge with practical advice
The blood panel covers full blood count, liver function, kidney function, bone health markers, blood glucose, uric acid, iron, thyroid function, PSA (for men), cholesterol, and vitamin D. Additional tests can be added at the Executive Wellperson level.
Yes. A fasting blood sample gives the most accurate cholesterol and glucose results. The team will confirm fasting requirements when you book. Water is fine to drink beforehand.
Blood test results typically come back within 24 to 48 hours. Dr Dan will send you a written summary with his findings and recommendations once all results are in.
Dr Dan will discuss any findings with you clearly and without unnecessary alarm. Where further investigation or specialist input is needed, he will arrange this promptly.
The Executive Wellperson adds an ECG, hormone testing, and where indicated a chest X-ray. It is particularly useful for patients over 45, or those with a family history that warrants closer cardiovascular or hormonal assessment.
Routine cancer screening is included where appropriate. The TruCheck blood test, which screens for over 70 types of cancer, can be added for patients who want a more comprehensive cancer screen.
Yes. Younger patients benefit from establishing a baseline against which future results can be compared, and from identifying risk factors early.
Dr Dan recommends yearly screening for most patients from their mid-thirties onwards. For patients with a family history of heart disease, cancer, or diabetes, earlier and more frequent screening may be appropriate.
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