DoctorsQuickWellness
Blood testing. Clear results. Personalised guidance.
We’re building a simpler way to understand your blood results and turn them into useful next steps, with nutrition guidance, supplements where appropriate and the option of a personalised workout plan.
In development for the US, UK and Europe. Register your interest in your country.
Blood tests can reveal useful information. We want to make that information easier to understand, and help you decide what to discuss, what to change and what to track.
See what each marker measures, how your result compares with the lab’s reference range and what may need a closer look.
Get guidance that considers your results, diet, health history and current medicines.
Compare future results when repeat testing is appropriate, and see what has changed.
How it will work
We’re designing a simple journey, with the right collection method and review for each test.
Step 1
Explore the panels available in your country and share the information needed to check suitability.
Step 2
Use a home collection kit or attend a blood-draw appointment, depending on the test.
Step 3
See clear explanations and find out which results need further attention.
Step 4
Explore guidance on food and daily habits, supplements where suitable and a possible workout plan built around your goals and fitness. Get further clinical care when needed.
The final panels, collection options and review process will depend on our partners and your country.
What you’ll learn
We’re exploring panels in the areas below. The final markers and collection methods will be confirmed before launch.
A blood panel does not measure every nutrient or explain every symptom. The right tests depend on the question you are trying to answer.
Example results
Explore an illustrative report showing how a result could become an explanation, a question for a clinician or a practical next step.
Illustrative example — not a real patient report.
The main form of vitamin D circulating in your blood, which reflects sunlight, food and any supplements over recent weeks.
Time spent outdoors, the season, your diet and any supplements or medicines you already take.
Review this result alongside your health history before deciding whether a supplement is suitable.
A protein that stores iron. It can also rise with inflammation, so it is read together with other results and your symptoms.
Your diet, energy levels, menstrual history where relevant and whether other iron markers would help.
Iron-containing foods may be part of your plan. A clinician can advise whether any further test or treatment is needed.
Fats carried in your blood. Different types of cholesterol are read together with blood pressure, family history and other factors.
Your family history, activity, diet and whether a fuller heart-health assessment makes sense for you.
Practical food and movement changes, and repeat testing when it is useful.
Schematic positions only. A result outside a reference range is not a diagnosis, and a result inside it does not rule anything out.
Nutrition
Why this fits the example profile: chickpeas and leafy greens contain iron, and pairing them with tomatoes or lemon adds vitamin C, which helps the body absorb that kind of iron.
Supplements
No supplement needed
In this example, the results, diet and health history don’t point to a supplement. Food and routine changes are the suggested next step.
Your workout plan
Illustrative example — proposed feature
Strength A · 25 min
Light dumbbell, resistance band and a mat
Preferences in this example
These previews show how a plan could look. They do not mean a particular result requires a supplement or an exercise programme.
Results can rise, fall or stay the same. Changes are reviewed in context rather than scored as good or bad.
The goal is useful guidance, not a longer shopping list. We want supplement advice to explain why something is suggested, how it fits your health and when it should be reviewed.
We are confirming the professional review and recommendation service with our partners before launch.
Proposed feature — details being confirmed.
We’re exploring personalised workout plans alongside nutrition and supplement guidance. Your goals, starting point, health history and preferences would help shape the plan.
Illustrative example — proposed feature
This week
StrengthWalkMobility
For tests suitable for a home sample, a kit would include collection instructions and a return process.
Illustrative image
Some tests need a sample collected by a professional. Available locations would depend on your country and partner network.
We’ll show the collection options for each panel before you order.
Join the early-access list. We’ll let you know when we can share confirmed tests, collection options and prices where you live.
Not yet. We are selecting partners and confirming the tests, prices and review process. Join early access for launch updates in your country.
We’re exploring the US, UK and European markets. Availability will depend on the country, test and collection method. Your waitlist country helps us plan.
Some tests can use a home-collected sample; others need a professional blood draw. We’ll explain the options for each panel before ordering.
Blood results can help inform decisions about selected nutrients, but they do not explain everything. Advice also needs to consider your diet, health history and medicines. You may not need a supplement.
We’re exploring this as an additional feature. A plan would consider your goals, fitness, health history and preferences, rather than blood results alone. We’ll confirm what is included before launch.
We are confirming the laboratory and professional review arrangements for each market. Those details will be available before you can buy a test.
Some findings need clinical follow-up. We are agreeing the review and contact process with our partners before launch. This service is not for emergencies.
Prices are being confirmed with our partners. We’ll show the full price and what it includes before you order.
This is a separate wellness service being developed by the DoctorsQuick team. Tests requested for prescription care belong in the clinical DoctorsQuick service.
Yes. Email hello@doctorsquick.com. Please do not send medical records or sensitive health information by ordinary email.
For lab partners
We’re speaking with laboratory, collection and clinical-review partners for our planned consumer wellness service in the US, UK and Europe. We’re also exploring blood testing within DoctorsQuick’s clinician-led care.
We’re interested in branded journeys, reliable collection, clear results, APIs and defined professional review.
Discuss a partnership
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