Most people mean to get a yearly check-up and don't, because it costs half a day. With Baseline a nurse comes to your home or office for a short draw, and the review is a video call.
A busy year is exactly when health slips without you noticing. Late meals, travel, less sleep and less training don't show up as symptoms at first, but they often show up in your blood.
Testing at the same time every year, say each January, gives you a clear year-on-year comparison. Your results stay in the Baseline app, so next year's screen is read against this one.
The full screen. 122 parameters across ten systems: hormones, liver, heart, kidneys, blood sugar, blood count and inflammation, vitamins, iron, cancer markers, and gut, stress and allergy.
Stress and sleep. Cortisol, magnesium and vitamin D, often out of range in people working long hours indoors.
Metabolic health. HbA1c, fasting insulin and a lipid profile. These tend to drift slowly with desk work and travel.
One draw, 122 parameters and a video review with your consultant. Most people need nothing more for a yearly check.
If there's something you want to work on, like weight, energy or sleep, start with a consultation. Your consultant will build the screen into a program if it fits.
The consultation is AED 350, credited against your program if one is agreed within 30 days.
Baseline’s full blood screen covers 122 parameters across ten systems from one home draw, for AED 850, with results in 48 hours.
Ranges are the lab’s own. Your consultant goes through what they mean with you.
Your results arrive in the Baseline app, every marker against the lab’s own range, checked by your consultant before you see them. The values above are an example.
This page is general information, not a diagnosis. If you feel unwell, or your symptoms are new or getting worse, speak to a doctor.
Reading is not a diagnosis. A consultation goes through your history with you and tells you plainly whether a program fits, including when it does not. AED 350, credited in full against your first order.