In short
- One condensed assessment, arranged in as few visits as reasonably possible.
- One physician who knows your history, including while you are abroad.
- The eleven months afterwards matter more than the assessment day, and they are part of the membership.
- Confidential. Your medical information belongs to you, not to your employer.
Treatment Overview
What is the Executive Health Membership?
It is a comprehensive annual medical assessment plus year round physician access. The assessment covers a long consultation, examination, and investigations chosen for your age, history and risk, including cardiovascular, metabolic, liver, kidney and haematological markers, and cancer screening appropriate to your profile. Sleep, stress and cognitive load are assessed as clinical matters rather than mentioned in passing.
You receive a written report and a prioritised plan in language you can act on, with the reasoning included. Reviews through the year check whether what was recommended is actually working, and specialists are coordinated where a referral is needed so the findings return into one record.
How the schedule is handled
Investigations are sequenced so the assessment fits into as few visits as reasonably possible, and results are reviewed with you properly rather than sent as a file to interpret alone. If you are out of the country when a result arrives, you still get the interpretation and the plan.
Who Is a Good Candidate?
- You travel constantly and your care is spread across several countries and several unconnected records.
- Your decisions depend on your own capacity to think clearly, and you want that capacity looked after deliberately.
- You want one physician who knows your case rather than a different doctor at every appointment.
- You need a discreet, efficient annual assessment without a hospital day.
- You have had check ups before and nothing was done with the results afterwards.
- You want every available scan on the assumption that more imaging is better. Over testing causes harm of its own.
- You have an urgent symptom now. That needs assessment immediately, not at an annual appointment.
- You want a certificate for an employer rather than a medical assessment for yourself.
What Happens During the Consultation
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Scope and history
A long conversation about your history, your family history, your travel and work pattern, your sleep, and what you actually want from the assessment. This determines what gets investigated rather than a fixed package deciding for you.
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The assessment itself
Examination and investigations condensed into as few visits as reasonably possible. Cardiovascular, metabolic, liver, kidney and haematological markers, with cancer screening and imaging where your profile justifies it.
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Results and interpretation
Results are reviewed with you in person or remotely if you are travelling. You are told what each finding means, what is normal for you, and which findings would change a decision.
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A prioritised written plan
What matters most, in order, with the reasoning. Review dates are set at this point, because the follow up is the part that changes outcomes.
Program Structure & Follow-Up
What happens between the annual assessments?
The assessment is the easy part. What changes outcomes is the eleven months afterwards.
- Borderline findings get rechecked, not filed. Blood pressure that was borderline in March needs measuring again.
- Changes get verified. A lipid result that prompted a change in treatment needs a follow up measurement to show whether the change worked.
- Patterns get reviewed. Sleep that was poor because of a particular travel schedule is reviewed once the schedule has altered.
- Access year round for acute problems, travel medical advice, and questions about results from other doctors.
Reviews are short and focused on the two or three things that matter in your case rather than a full repeat of everything. If nothing needs changing, the review is brief and you are told so.
Benefits, Limits & Safety
Benefits, limits and why the scope is deliberate
A thorough assessment finds treatable risk early: raised blood pressure, disordered glucose, lipid abnormalities, anaemia, thyroid disease, and cancers detected by screening that is appropriate for your age and history. Those are real benefits and they are the reason the programme exists.
- Screening has limits. A normal result on any given day does not exclude future disease, and no assessment can promise that nothing will happen.
- Over testing has costs. Incidental findings lead to further tests, further anxiety and occasionally further harm. Each investigation here is ordered because the result would change a decision.
- Confidentiality is absolute. Nothing is shared with an employer or anyone else without your written instruction.
Where the annual findings point towards long term risk reduction, that work can continue through the Annual Longevity Membership rather than being bolted onto a single check up.
What an assessment can find
Raised blood pressure, disordered glucose metabolism, lipid abnormalities, anaemia, thyroid and liver disease, and cancers picked up by age appropriate screening. Early detection changes treatment options in each of these.
How you are followed
A written prioritised plan after the assessment, short focused reviews through the year on the two or three findings that matter in your case, and year round access for acute questions and travel advice.
What is deliberately not done
No whole body imaging without a clinical reason, no investigation whose result would not change a decision, and no sharing of your record with an employer or third party without your written instruction.
Cost & Program Investment
The membership covers the assessment, physician time and access across the year. Investigations are billed at laboratory cost and any medication at pharmacy cost. The exact figure depends on the scope your history calls for and is given after the first consultation, once that scope is clear.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is condensed rather than spread over weeks. Most assessments are arranged across one or two visits depending on which investigations are needed and whether any require fasting or a separate appointment. The sequence is planned around your diary.
No. Your medical information belongs to you. Nothing is shared with an employer, insurer or anyone else without your written instruction, and the record is kept for your use rather than anyone elses.
You still get the interpretation and the plan. Results are reviewed with you remotely and, where something needs acting on before you return, Dr. Felix advises on what to do and liaises with a treating doctor where that is appropriate.
This one centres on a thorough annual assessment and access through the year. The longevity membership is built around changing modifiable risk and measuring again to see whether the change worked. Patients who want both usually start here and continue there.
Evidence
Where this information comes from
Every figure on this page is taken from the sources below. All of them are free to read, so you can check them yourself.
- Cardiovascular diseases
- Cardiovascular disease: risk assessment and reduction
- Hypertension in adults: diagnosis and management
This page is general medical information and does not replace a personal consultation. Trial results are averages across large groups, not a prediction for any one person.