Complete private liver assessment • London & St Albans

Ultrasound + bloods + GP + pharmacist

Private Liver Health Package

A joined-up liver health assessment combining abdominal and liver ultrasound, an 8-marker Liver Function Test panel, GP consultation and pharmacist medication review — designed for abnormal liver enzymes, fatty liver concerns, alcohol or medication-related risk, and proactive liver screening.

  • £449 all-inclusive core package
  • No GP referral required
  • Optional elastography & hepatitis testing
Private liver health assessment combining ultrasound, blood tests and clinical review
Liver Health Package£449Core package · optional add-ons separate
Abdominal ultrasoundLiver + upper abdominal organs
8-marker LFTALT · AST · ALP · GGT + more
GP consultationIntegrated clinical interpretation
Medication reviewPharmacist-led safety assessment

Direct answer

What is included in the Liver Health Package?

The £449 Liver Health Package brings together four complementary components. Ultrasound assesses liver and upper-abdominal structure; blood testing evaluates key liver markers; the GP considers symptoms and risk factors; and the pharmacist reviews medicines and supplements that may affect liver health.

Why combine imaging and blood tests?

Liver structure and liver blood markers answer different questions. A person can have abnormal liver enzymes with little visible ultrasound change, or structural fatty liver changes with relatively normal blood results. Interpreting them together provides a more useful clinical picture.

  • Core package£449
  • VisitApprox. 90–105 minutes
  • ReferralNot normally required
  • LocationsLondon & St Albans

Four components

One coordinated liver-health pathway

Each component contributes different information to the overall assessment.

01

Abdominal & liver ultrasound

Assessment of the liver, gallbladder, biliary tree, pancreas, spleen, kidneys and abdominal aorta using diagnostic ultrasound.

02

8-marker Liver Function Test

Blood testing for ALT, AST, bilirubin, total protein, ALP, albumin, globulin and Gamma-GT (GGT).

03

GP consultation

Clinical review of symptoms, family history, metabolic risk, alcohol intake and initial findings, with recommendations for next steps.

04

Pharmacist medication review

Review of prescribed medicines, over-the-counter products, supplements and herbal remedies that may influence liver health or liver enzymes.

Clinical limitation: this package can identify many liver-related abnormalities and risk factors, but it cannot diagnose every liver disorder or reliably stage early fibrosis. Additional elastography, specialist blood tests, MRI/CT or hepatology review may still be needed.
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Who may benefit

Common reasons to book

  • Raised ALT, AST, ALP, GGT or bilirubin on previous blood tests
  • Known or suspected fatty liver / metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD)
  • Type 2 diabetes, obesity, insulin resistance or metabolic syndrome
  • Regular alcohol intake or a previous period of heavier alcohol use
  • Long-term medication, multiple medicines or frequent supplement use
  • Right upper abdominal discomfort, bloating or unexplained fatigue
  • Family history of liver disease or viral hepatitis
  • Wanting a proactive liver-health baseline
Urgent symptoms: new severe jaundice, vomiting blood, black stools, marked confusion, collapse, severe rapidly worsening abdominal pain or significant abdominal swelling require urgent medical assessment rather than a routine screening appointment.

Ultrasound coverage

What the abdominal and liver ultrasound assesses

Liver

Size, contour and echotexture; visible fatty change; cysts or focal lesions; features that may suggest established chronic liver disease.

Gallbladder

Gallstones, sludge, polyps, wall abnormalities and inflammatory features where visible.

Biliary tree

Assessment for visible intrahepatic or extrahepatic duct dilatation and signs of biliary obstruction.

Pancreas

Visible pancreatic size and morphology, recognising that bowel gas can sometimes limit pancreatic views.

Spleen & kidneys

Spleen size and visible focal lesions; kidney size, cysts, stones, masses and hydronephrosis where detectable.

Abdominal aorta

Measurement and assessment of the visible abdominal aorta for aneurysmal dilatation and major structural abnormality.

Liver Function Tests

Eight blood markers included

These markers help evaluate liver-cell injury, bile-flow abnormalities and aspects of liver synthetic function.

ALTAlanine aminotransferase — commonly used marker of hepatocellular injury.
ASTAspartate aminotransferase — interpreted with ALT and clinical context.
BilirubinMay rise with impaired bilirubin handling, haemolysis or biliary obstruction.
ALPAlkaline phosphatase — can rise with cholestatic/biliary disease as well as bone conditions.
AlbuminOne marker of protein synthesis and overall clinical status.
Total proteinTotal circulating protein concentration, interpreted with albumin and globulin.
GlobulinProtein fraction that can change with immune, inflammatory and liver conditions.
Gamma-GTGGT can rise with alcohol exposure, enzyme induction and biliary/liver disease.

Optional add-ons

Personalise your liver assessment

These are optional and charged separately from the £449 core package.

General Blood Profile

+£100

Extends beyond liver markers to a broader general-health laboratory profile.

Hepatitis B & C Testing

+£195

Viral hepatitis screening for patients with exposure concerns, risk factors or clinical indication.

Liver Elastography

+£359

Non-invasive liver-stiffness assessment to complement ultrasound when fibrosis risk or chronic liver disease is a concern.

Before you arrive

How to prepare for the Liver Health Package

01

Fast for 6–8 hours

Fasting usually improves upper-abdominal ultrasound views and helps keep the gallbladder distended. Water is generally acceptable unless your booking instructions say otherwise.

02

Bring all medication details

Include prescribed medicines, over-the-counter products, vitamins, supplements and herbal preparations for the pharmacist review.

03

Bring previous results

Previous LFTs, ultrasound, CT/MRI, elastography and hepatology or GP letters can help comparison.

04

Follow individual medical advice

If you have diabetes, take medication that can cause hypoglycaemia, or fasting is unsafe, contact the clinic for tailored preparation advice.

Your appointment

What happens during the package?

  1. 1

    Clinical history & check-in

    Your symptoms, relevant history, fasting status, medications and previous results are reviewed.

  2. 2

    Abdominal & liver ultrasound

    The upper abdomen and liver are assessed with diagnostic ultrasound, with the main visible findings usually discussed at the appointment.

  3. 3

    Blood sample

    A sample is taken for the 8-marker Liver Function Test panel and any optional laboratory add-ons selected.

  4. 4

    GP consultation

    The GP reviews symptoms, risk factors and available findings and provides a clinical plan for monitoring, lifestyle changes, further testing or referral if required.

  5. 5

    Pharmacist medication review

    Your medication and supplement list is reviewed for potential liver-related effects, interactions and issues to discuss with your usual prescriber.

Which test answers what?

Ultrasound vs LFTs vs elastography

Liver ultrasound

Best for structural assessment, fatty change, gallstones, bile-duct dilatation and many focal abnormalities. It does not reliably stage early fibrosis.

Liver Function Tests

Blood markers can indicate liver-cell injury, cholestasis or changes in protein synthesis. They cannot show liver anatomy or gallstones.

Liver elastography

Measures liver stiffness as a non-invasive indicator of fibrosis risk. It complements rather than replaces conventional abdominal ultrasound and clinical interpretation.

Book online

Book your Liver Health Package

£449core package

Choose your preferred clinic, date and time. Optional add-ons can be discussed according to your liver-health concerns.

  • Abdominal & liver ultrasound
  • 8-marker LFT blood panel
  • GP consultation
  • Pharmacist medication review

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Imaging, liver blood tests and clinical review in one pathway

The package is designed to avoid treating ultrasound, blood results and medication history as isolated pieces of information. Each component contributes to a more complete liver-health assessment.

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Four core components

Ultrasound, LFT blood testing, GP consultation and pharmacist medication review.

Optional fibrosis assessment

Add liver elastography when fibrosis risk needs further assessment.

Direct private access

No GP referral is normally required before booking.

Clear next steps

Further blood tests, imaging or specialist referral can be recommended when clinically appropriate.

Clinic locations

Private liver health assessment in London and St Albans

Questions answered

Liver Health Package FAQs

Clear answers about ultrasound, LFT blood tests, fatty liver, fibrosis, add-ons and preparation.

Still unsure? Call 020 7101 3377
What is included in the Liver Health Package?

The £449 package combines an abdominal and liver ultrasound, an 8-marker liver function blood panel, a GP consultation and a pharmacist medication review in one coordinated pathway.

How much is the Liver Health Package?

The core package is £449. Optional add-ons are priced separately: a General Blood Profile +£100, Hepatitis B and C testing +£195, and liver elastography +£359.

Which liver blood tests are included?

The 8-marker LFT panel includes ALT, AST, bilirubin, total protein, alkaline phosphatase (ALP), albumin, globulin and gamma-GT (GGT).

What does the abdominal and liver ultrasound assess?

The ultrasound reviews the liver, gallbladder, biliary tree, pancreas, spleen, kidneys and abdominal aorta. It can identify many structural abnormalities such as fatty liver change, gallstones, cysts, focal lesions and bile-duct dilatation.

Can this package detect fatty liver?

Ultrasound can identify changes associated with hepatic steatosis, especially when fat accumulation is moderate or greater. Blood results, metabolic risk factors and, when needed, elastography help provide additional context.

Can the package diagnose liver fibrosis or cirrhosis?

Ultrasound may show features of established chronic liver disease or cirrhosis, but it cannot reliably stage early fibrosis. Liver elastography, specialist blood tests or hepatology review may be recommended when fibrosis risk is a concern.

Why is a pharmacist medication review included?

Medicines, supplements and herbal products can affect liver enzymes or liver health. The pharmacist review considers prescribed and non-prescribed products, potential interactions and whether medication-related liver risk needs discussion with your usual prescriber.

Do I need a GP referral?

No GP referral is normally required for direct private booking. Bring previous liver scans, LFT results, medication details and relevant specialist letters if available.

How should I prepare?

You will normally be asked to fast for around 6–8 hours before the abdominal ultrasound, while water and essential medication are usually permitted. Follow the exact instructions in your booking confirmation, especially if you have diabetes or fasting may be unsafe.

Can the Liver Health Package rule out liver cancer?

No. Ultrasound can detect many focal liver abnormalities, but it cannot rule out every small or early lesion. Indeterminate or suspicious findings may require contrast MRI or CT, specialist review and occasionally biopsy.

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Abdominal and liver ultrasound, 8-marker LFT panel, GP consultation and pharmacist medication review.

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