Comprehensive blood testing at our Birmingham clinic — no GP referral required, no long waits. Get your results the next day and know exactly where your health stands.
Waiting weeks for a GP appointment — only to then wait further for NHS blood test slots and results — is a thing of the past. At The Yardley Clinic, we take your blood sample and deliver your results within 24 hours.
Whether you want a routine health MOT, need specific markers checked, or are monitoring an ongoing condition, our in-house phlebotomy service gives you the answers you need quickly and privately.
All samples are processed by an accredited UK laboratory, and your results are accompanied by a clear explanation of any values outside normal range.
From sample to report, same or next working day.
Search or browse by category below. Every test includes your phlebotomy appointment and accredited UK laboratory analysis, with results in 24 hours. No GP referral needed.
Our most complete check in one appointment — Full Blood Count, cholesterol & lipids, HbA1c (diabetes), thyroid, liver, kidney, ferritin (iron), vitamin D, B12, folate and CRP (inflammation). Booked separately these tests would cost over £900.
View details & bookFull blood count plus a broad biochemistry panel covering liver, kidney and more.
View details & bookThe biochemistry profile with thyroid function (TSH & FT4) added.
View details & bookThe biochemistry profile with a PSA prostate check added, for men.
View details & bookOur broadest routine profile — blood count, biochemistry, thyroid and PSA together.
View details & bookRed cells, white cells, platelets and haemoglobin — a broad health check.
View details & bookTotal cholesterol, HDL, LDL and triglycerides — a full heart-health picture.
View details & bookMeasures total cholesterol, a key heart-health marker.
View details & bookYour average blood sugar over about three months — diabetes screen and monitoring.
View details & bookThe standard thyroid check for an under- or over-active thyroid.
View details & bookAn active thyroid hormone, used for detailed thyroid assessment.
View details & bookALT, AST, GGT, bilirubin and albumin — checks the health of your liver.
View details & bookUrea, creatinine and electrolytes — checks how your kidneys are working.
View details & bookEstimates how well your kidneys are filtering.
View details & bookA broad panel of blood chemistry covering liver, kidney, bone and more.
View details & bookYour body's iron stores — key for diagnosing anaemia or iron overload.
View details & bookDetailed iron studies to assess your overall iron status.
View details & book25-OH vitamin D — checks for deficiency affecting bones and immunity.
View details & bookEssential for energy, nerves and healthy blood cells.
View details & bookVitamin B9 — important for energy, blood cells and pregnancy.
View details & bookA marker of inflammation or infection in the body.
View details & bookErythrocyte sedimentation rate — a general inflammation marker.
View details & bookThe body's main stress hormone, used to assess adrenal function.
View details & bookChecks the pancreas — raised levels can indicate pancreatitis.
View details & bookAn essential mineral for muscle, nerve and heart function.
View details & bookAn enzyme that rises with muscle damage or strain.
View details & bookRegulates calcium — used to investigate calcium problems.
View details & bookAn antibody linked to rheumatoid arthritis.
View details & bookA blood screen for coeliac disease.
View details & bookMeasures young red blood cells — shows how well the marrow is working.
View details & bookScreens for G6PD deficiency alongside young red blood cells.
View details & bookIdentifies your ABO blood group and Rhesus (Rh) type.
View details & bookCarbohydrate-deficient transferrin — a marker of longer-term alcohol use.
View details & bookMonitors blood lithium levels for those on lithium therapy.
View details & bookBlood test for past exposure to the herpes simplex virus.
View details & bookA urine test to detect chlamydia infection.
View details & bookA urine test to detect gonorrhoea infection.
View details & bookCombined urine screen for the two most common STIs.
View details & bookA stool test for the bacteria behind many stomach ulcers.
View details & bookFaecal occult blood — checks for hidden blood in the stool.
View details & bookMid-stream urine test for urinary tract infections.
View details & bookIdentifies bacteria from a wound or site swab.
View details & bookScreening swabs to check for MRSA carriage.
View details & bookThe main male sex hormone — energy, libido and vitality.
View details & bookThe main oestrogen hormone — fertility, menopause and HRT.
View details & bookA key female hormone — ovulation and early pregnancy.
View details & bookFollicle-stimulating hormone — fertility and menopause assessment.
View details & bookLuteinising hormone — part of fertility and hormone assessment.
View details & bookA pituitary hormone affecting fertility and menstrual cycles.
View details & bookSex hormone binding globulin — helps interpret testosterone and oestrogen.
View details & bookAn adrenal hormone involved in making testosterone and oestrogen.
View details & bookThe pregnancy hormone; also used as a tumour marker.
View details & bookProstate-specific antigen — a prostate health screen for men.
View details & bookA refined prostate marker used alongside total PSA.
View details & bookA tumour marker mainly associated with ovarian cancer.
View details & bookA tumour marker used in monitoring breast cancer.
View details & bookA tumour marker linked to pancreatic and digestive cancers.
View details & bookCarcinoembryonic antigen — a general tumour marker.
View details & bookA tumour marker also used in pregnancy screening.
View details & bookAn enzyme that rises with tissue damage.
View details & bookA screening test for HIV infection.
View details & bookA combined blood-borne virus screen for HIV, hepatitis B and C.
View details & bookChecks past infection or immunity to hepatitis A.
View details & bookDetects current hepatitis B infection.
View details & bookShows immunity from vaccination or past infection.
View details & bookIndicates past exposure to hepatitis B.
View details & bookScreens for exposure to the hepatitis C virus.
View details & bookConfirms active hepatitis C infection and viral load.
View details & bookA screening test for syphilis infection.
View details & bookChecks immunity to rubella (German measles).
View details & bookChecks immunity to measles.
View details & bookChecks immunity to mumps.
View details & bookChecks immunity to measles, mumps and rubella together.
View details & bookChecks immunity to chickenpox (varicella).
View details & bookChecks past or current toxoplasmosis infection.
View details & bookChecks immunity or vaccination status against diphtheria.
View details & bookConfirms immunity after rabies vaccination.
View details & bookA blood test for tuberculosis (latent TB) infection.
View details & bookA blood film to detect malaria.
View details & bookA blood test for Lyme disease.
View details & bookChecks for Zika virus exposure after travel.
View details & bookScreens for schistosomiasis after travel to affected regions.
View details & bookScreens for filarial parasitic infection.
View details & bookChecks for EBV (glandular fever) infection.
View details & bookIdentifies bacterial causes of traveller's diarrhoea.
View details & bookA stool test for intestinal parasites.
View details & bookMeasures lead levels for workers with potential exposure.
View details & bookLead monitoring with haemoglobin and zinc protoporphyrin.
View details & bookMonitors mercury exposure.
View details & bookMonitors workplace cadmium exposure.
View details & bookMonitors workplace exposure to arsenic.
View details & bookMeasures zinc, an essential trace mineral.
View details & bookMonitors exposure to organophosphate pesticides.
View details & bookStores a serum sample after a needlestick or exposure incident.
View details & bookTests urine for ten common drug groups.
View details & bookA ten-panel drug screen plus alcohol.
View details & bookMonitors chromium exposure.
View details & bookMonitors cobalt exposure.
View details & bookMonitors mercury exposure via urine.
View details & bookMonitors nickel exposure.
View details & bookCan't find what you need? We can arrange many more tests — message us on WhatsApp or call 0121 752 3300.
General information only — your clinician will interpret your results in the context of your health. Results in 24 hours; no GP referral needed.
From booking to results in as little as 24 hours — no fuss, no waiting.
Select the tests you want and choose a time that suits you. Same-day or next-day appointments are usually available.
Attend your appointment. Our experienced phlebotomist will take your sample quickly and comfortably — the process takes around 10 minutes.
Your sample is sent the same day to our accredited partner laboratory for analysis under strict quality control conditions.
Your full results report is sent directly to you within 24 hours. Clear, easy to read, with flagged values and reference ranges explained.
No week-long waits. Your results are back within 24 hours of your appointment so you can act on them quickly.
Results go directly to you — not your GP, not the NHS. You decide what happens with your health information.
All samples are analysed by a UKAS-accredited UK laboratory under strict quality standards — the same labs used by NHS hospitals.
Open 7 days a week, 9am to 11pm. Same-day and next-day slots usually available — fit your test around your life.
Our trained clinical team ensure sample collection is quick, comfortable and accurate every time.
Results are presented with reference ranges and plain-English explanations of any values flagged outside normal.
Results back in 24 hours. No GP referral. No waiting lists. Tell us which tests you want in the notes below and we'll confirm your appointment within 2 hours.
We'll confirm within 2 hours.