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Our Advanced PSA blood test delivers clarity on your prostate cancer risk by combining the standard PSA test with our innovative Prostate Cancer Risk Score. This powerful combination helps provide a more accurate picture of your prostate cancer risk. Since PSA levels can rise for many non-cancerous reasons - like urinary tract infections or benign prostate enlargement, it's no surprise that nearly 75% of men with elevated PSA results who undergo further testing don't actually have prostate cancer. Our test helps cut through the confusion and gives you more peace of mind.
Over 52,000 men in the UK are diagnosed with prostate cancer every year, with around 1 in 8 men affected at some point in their lives. Our unique Prostate Cancer Risk Score uses a smart combination of biomarkers including prostate specific antigen (PSA) delivering a more accurate picture of your prostate cancer risk compared to the traditional PSA test alone. If you're at higher risk, you'll know early on. And if you're at lower risk, you can avoid unnecessary stress and follow-up tests. It's all about giving you clarity and peace of mind. The tricky part? Most men with early prostate cancer don't notice any symptoms at all. That's why getting checked - even if you feel fine - is a smart move.
Appointments are held in high-end, thoughtfully chosen locations - space designed for comfort and privacy.
Easy online booking, clear communication and safe procedures, every step is smooth and reassuring.
Insights that help you to take control and feel better. We are extremely proud of our short turnaround times and efficient laboratory processes, you will start receiving results as soon as they are available, however please note the turnaround time stated cannot always be guaranteed.
Please ensure you are well hydrated prior to your appointment as being dehydrated may impact the blood draw.
One the day of the appointment don’t exercise until after your clinic visit.
Try to avoid vigorous activity, sexual activity and heavy workouts for at least 24 hours before your PSA test. If you have recently had a digital rectal exam (DRE) it's a good idea to wait at least 48 hours before doing the PSA test.
Each visit lasts about 15 minutes, though we recommend you give yourself a 30 minute window for check-in, wait times and more.