Strength, movement and recovery
Whether you want to walk farther, stay strong for everyday tasks or keep enjoying an activity you love, begin with what matters to you. The assessment considers your current ability, medical history and the support you need.
The assessment may consider movement, balance, strength, exercise history and recovery. A clinician determines which measurements add useful information and whether a specialist is needed. A plan should account for existing limitations and your daily environment.
Bring existing results and a short account of what changed through the secure clinical route when requested. Your goals, medical history and current care affect interpretation; you do not need to choose a diagnostic package yourself.
This topic does not establish a diagnosis, eligibility for treatment or a standalone service price. The appropriate next step may be HLP, a broader assessment, an existing-care review or referral.
No. The relevant question can be ordinary movement, maintaining independence or returning to an activity. The assessment and recommendations are adapted to clinical context and current ability.
What can be assessed
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Understand your body composition as one part of your health assessment. The team confirms the measurement method and any accompanying strength assessment at your selected clinic.
A scan measuring bone mineral density to support assessment of bone health.
Assessment and individualized movement work with a physiotherapist.
Assessment and care focused on feet and their function.
Measurement of breathing and exercise performance, with the exact protocol determined for the selected location.
A session using intermittent pneumatic compression, with suitability and duration agreed beforehand.
Discuss your findings, priorities and next steps with a physician. Scope and appointment length are agreed for the selected service.
Begin with the Healthy Longevity Plan, or arrange a private conversation about broader assessment and ongoing care.
