A DHA-licensed nurse visits your home in Dubai and collects every sample in one appointment. The panel covers your complete blood count, lipid profile, liver and kidney function, thyroid hormones, diabetes markers, iron, vitamin D and B12, minerals, and urine analysis, with ECG and blood pressure checked on site. An accredited laboratory processes the samples, and a Call Doctor Now doctor reviews the report with you.
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A full body checkup measures how your organs, hormones and blood are working. Call Doctor Now brings that assessment to your address in Dubai.
Most people in Dubai skip screening for logistical reasons, not medical ones. A fasting panel means an early start, traffic on Sheikh Zayed Road, a queue at reception, then a second trip to collect the report. That sequence costs a working morning, so the appointment slides to next month and then to next year. A home visit removes the travel and the waiting entirely, because the nurse arrives at your kitchen table instead.
The assessment itself tells you what symptoms cannot. Blood markers reveal early changes in cholesterol, blood sugar, liver enzymes, kidney filtration and thyroid output long before you feel anything different. Vitamin D and B12 deficiency is common among residents who work indoors through the Dubai summer, and both correct easily once identified. Iron studies matter for women with heavy periods and for anyone living with persistent fatigue. A checkup suits adults over 30 who have never had baseline bloods taken, anyone managing diabetes or hypertension who needs regular monitoring, professionals whose schedules never align with clinic hours, elderly parents for whom travel is genuinely difficult, and new residents establishing a health record in the UAE.
The panel groups into ten categories covering blood, metabolism, organ function, hormones and nutrition. One nurse visit collects every sample required.
All markers below come from a single blood draw and one urine sample, except the vitals and ECG, which the nurse records on site.
The CBC counts the cells circulating in your blood. It measures haemoglobin, red cell indices, white cell count and differential, and platelets. Low haemoglobin indicates anaemia, a raised white count suggests active infection, and platelet abnormalities affect clotting.
This profile establishes how your body handles glucose. Fasting blood glucose captures your level on the day, while HbA1c reflects your average blood sugar across the previous two to three months. Together they identify prediabetes and confirm control in patients already diagnosed.
The lipid profile measures the fats carried in your bloodstream. It reports total cholesterol, LDL, HDL and triglycerides. These values feed directly into cardiovascular risk assessment and guide whether diet, exercise or medication is the right response. Fasting is required.
Liver function tests assess whether liver cells are damaged and whether the organ is processing waste normally. The panel includes ALT, AST, ALP, bilirubin and albumin. Raised enzymes commonly reflect fatty liver, alcohol intake or medication effects.
Kidney tests measure how efficiently your kidneys filter waste from blood. Creatinine, urea and eGFR form the core, with electrolytes showing fluid and mineral balance. Declining eGFR is the earliest reliable signal of reduced kidney function, and it appears well before any symptom does.
The thyroid panel measures the hormones that regulate your metabolism. TSH, T3 and T4 together distinguish an underactive thyroid from an overactive one. Both conditions present as fatigue, weight change, hair loss or mood disturbance, which is why they are frequently mistaken for stress.
This profile identifies nutritional deficiencies that produce vague, persistent symptoms. Vitamin D and vitamin B12 are the two measured. Deficiency in either causes tiredness, low mood, poor concentration or nerve symptoms, and both respond quickly to supplementation once confirmed.
Mineral testing checks the elements your muscles, nerves and bones depend on. Calcium, magnesium and phosphorus are standard inclusions. Magnesium deficiency contributes to cramps and disturbed sleep, while calcium sits alongside vitamin D in bone health assessment.
Iron studies explain the cause behind a low haemoglobin result. Serum iron, ferritin and transferrin saturation separate iron-deficiency anaemia from other types. Ferritin also reveals depleted iron stores before anaemia itself develops.
Urinalysis examines a sample for markers the blood does not show. It checks pH, protein, glucose, blood cells and signs of infection. Protein in urine is an early indicator of kidney stress, particularly in patients with diabetes or hypertension.
The nurse records blood pressure, heart rate and oxygen saturation during the visit. An ECG traces the heart's electrical activity and detects rhythm abnormalities and conduction problems.
A DHA-licensed nurse collects your samples and a DHA-licensed doctor reviews the report. Call Doctor Now holds a Dubai Health Authority facility licence, listed publicly on the DHA Sheryan medical directory. Check it before you book rather than taking the claim on trust. Female nurses attend on request at no extra charge.
Sample quality decides result accuracy. The nurse follows the correct tube order, fills each tube to its marked volume, and places samples into temperature-controlled transport immediately. A haemolysed or underfilled tube returns an unusable result, and that remains the most common failure point in at-home testing.
Your samples are analysed at an ISO 15189-accredited, DHA-licensed laboratory in Dubai. ISO 15189 is the international standard for medical laboratory competence, covering calibration, quality control and result traceability. The analysers and reference ranges match those used for hospital samples, so home collection changes your morning, not your result.
Results arrive digitally within 24 to 48 hours, followed by a consultation with a doctor. That conversation covers which values fall outside range, which of those matter for you specifically, and what the next step is. You are not left interpreting a PDF alone.
Some results need a hospital, not a home visit. If yours does, we tell you directly and help coordinate the transfer. Your safety decides the right setting for care, and we confirm the full price before anyone is dispatched.
A single result shows where a value sits today. A second set next year shows which direction it is moving. Direction carries more clinical weight than any isolated reading, because a value drifting upward across two years signals change that an in-range result conceals.
Your report belongs to you. Any doctor you see afterwards — a specialist, a new GP after relocating, or a consultant abroad — can read it and skip repeat testing. Residents who change employer or insurer in the UAE frequently change clinics with it.
The nurse can collect from more than one person at the same address during a single appointment. Couples, parents and adult children, or a household arranging annual screening together all avoid separate bookings and separate trips.
Pathology reception areas concentrate people with active infections. Skipping that room matters for newborn households, patients recovering from surgery, people on immunosuppressive treatment, and anyone in cancer care.
Hormone panels and sexual health markers involve no reception desk, no shared waiting area and no printed report collected in person. The nurse attends discreetly and results reach you directly.
Early morning, evening and weekend slots run seven days a week. Shift workers, parents during school hours and residents finishing after clinic closing times each get a time that works without using leave.
A checkup suits adults with a reason to test — an age threshold, a family risk factor, or a condition needing scheduled monitoring.
A full body checkup fits you if you:
Call, send a WhatsApp message or submit the booking form. We confirm the test list, the full price and your slot before dispatch. Fasting instructions arrive with the confirmation.
A DHA-licensed nurse arrives at your home, hotel or office at the agreed time. Blood and urine samples are collected, vitals are recorded on site, and everything enters temperature-controlled transport the same day. Female nurses attend on request.
Your report reaches you by WhatsApp or email within 24 to 48 hours. A doctor then explains which values fall outside range and what to do next, arranging any follow-up test or referral.
A DHA-licensed nurse comes to you, collects every sample in one visit, and a doctor explains the results. The price is confirmed before anyone is dispatched.
Early morning fasting slots, evening and weekend appointments, seven days a week across Dubai.
