The Men's Advanced Package is a comprehensive health assessment designed for those who want a deeper look at key health indicators. It brings together an extended range of tests so you and your healthcare professional can have a more informed discussion about your current health, risk factors and next steps for long term wellbeing.

This package typically covers 153 biomarkers, including hormones, cholesterol profile, blood sugar and other important markers related to general and metabolic health. The wider panel allows your clinician to review multiple systems together rather than looking at a single result in isolation.

This assessment may be helpful for men who want a thorough health review, those with a family history of chronic conditions, or individuals whose lifestyle or work patterns could affect long term health. It can also support anyone who prefers to make health decisions based on detailed data rather than limited basic tests.

No. The Men's Advanced Package provides detailed laboratory information but does not replace a full medical consultation. Results should always be interpreted by a qualified clinician who can review them alongside your history, examination and any symptoms before giving advice or making a diagnosis.

A DHA licensed nurse from healthcarebia visits your home at your scheduled time, confirms your details and collects the required blood samples using standard procedures. The samples are then transported to accredited lab partners under strict safety and quality protocols, so you receive an advanced level test without needing to travel to a clinic.

Results are typically available in as little as 12 hours after your sample reaches the lab, although exact timing may vary depending on the number and type of tests requested and laboratory workload. Your report is shared through fast, secure and confidential channels. Your healthcare professional can then review the findings with you, explain what they mean in context and guide you on any lifestyle changes, follow up tests or treatments rather than you interpreting the results on your own.