Health Screening
learn how to interpret your screening results and take the next steps towards better health
body measurements
Body measurements
Our nurse or doctor measures your weight, height, blood pressure, pulse and other bedside tests to determine your current state of physical health.
Limitations
Some body measurements, such as blood pressure, will vary from day to day so we recommend these results be repeated on more than one occasion to get an average picture. Most of the tests can be done at home or in your local pharmacy.
The Digital COVID Certificate is a convenient way to document your COVID risk status to your destination country:
- Fully Vaccinated (evidence provided by the HSE Vaccination service) OR
- Recovered from COVID (evidence of your Positive COVID PCR result from the HSE) OR
- Recently tested Negative (PCR or Antigen result from a private medical provider)
The DCC comes into use on July 19th in Ireland. Testing providers registered with the system can issue you a DCC with your COVID Negative evidence on it.
Precision Health has applied be a registered testing provider for Antigen Tests.
We will continue to issue non-DCC PCR results using our 20-minute PCR analyser but this is unlikely to be approved for DCC because the PCR DCC requires the analyser to be in an accredited lab rather than a medical clinic. If you know that you really need a PCR DCC, we will send your sample to our lab partner, who will process it and issue the DCC. This will take 24 hours, so please leave adequate time for processing.
Pick your appointment slot and pay online with instant confirmation. You will receive an online registration form by email which must be completed before attending. Our tester takes a nasal swab and processes it in approximately 20 minutes. You will receive your result via SMS and email (PDF). If you are travelling, we advise you print the PDF to bring with you.
If you require a PCR or Antigen Digital COVID Certificate (from 19th July), please allow 24 hours for processing.
The test is the same test as used by the HSE for detection of SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19). It is called PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction). Our test platform is the Cobas Liat Real-Time PCR Assay from Roche Diagnostics. Roche Diagnostics also produce the standard large-volume PCR analysers. It is CE-IVD approved (EU) and FDA EUA approved (US). The 20-minute test has been evaluated and found to have 100% agreement with the standard version of the Real-Time PCR test (a larger analyser than can process 90 samples at the same time).
The travel requirements into and out of Ireland and other EU countries specify that the COVID test should be a Real-Time PCR test, done within 72 hours of travel or an Antigen Test done within 48 hours. We recommend that you confirm this for your destination country before you make your travel arrangements.
The test is the same as the standard HSE test (Real-Time PCR).
We recommend that you consider the result in combination with current and past symptoms and risk of exposure to COVID-19. Always ask your GP for advice if in doubt.
A “detected” (positive) result means that SARS-CoV-2 virus has been found in your nose/throat. This may mean that you are actively infected or it may mean that you had COVID-19 infection in the recent past.
A “not detected” (negative) result means that SARS-CoV-2 virus was not found in the sample. If you have no symptoms and low risk of exposure (eg. you are taking a travel test), this result is generally taken as “negative”. If you have symptoms of COVID-19 and/or you have a high risk of exposure (eg you are a close contact) you may need a second test at a later date to confirm no infection.
An “indeterminate” (invalid) result means a sampling or processing problem occurred and the analyser could not accurately determine “detected” or “not detected”. This happens infrequently for all tests (nasal swabs, blood tests, biopsies) and may be due to tester error or analyser problems. If this happens, we will call you back for retesting, at zero expense.
Having a nasal swab is never comfortable. Our testers have been trained by Mr Stephen Kelly, an experienced Advanced Nurse Practitioner and qualified nurse trainer, to be safe and as gentle as possible. Is it important that we do get a sample from the required test area so that we (and you) can be confident that there is no SARS-CoV-2 there.
If you have a history of heavy nose-bleeds or recent injury or surgery on your nose, we will help you decide whether it is safe to proceed with the test.
We will initially send you an SMS to confirm the result and let you know that the PDF version is available via email. Your PDF version will contain:
Your name
Your address
You date of birth
Your passport number
Test date
Test type (Real-Time PCR or Antigen)
Test result (“Not Detected”, “Detected”, “Indeterminate”)
Clinic Information
We advise you print the results PDF out AND keep a copy on your mobile phone for passage through the airport.
The passenger Locator Form must be completed online before travelling. You can access the Passenger Locator Form here.
cardiovascular health
Cardiovascular disease
As the number 1 cause of death in Ireland, heart attack and stroke are a major target for screening programmes. identifying modifiable risk factors that are outside the recommended ranges as early as possible allows you to change your habits and prevent the subtle long-term damage.
Limitations
Some cardiovascular risk factors (age, gender, family history) are not modifiable. Reducing some risks like cholesterol or blood pressure may require input from your GP and/or further detailed testing.
The Digital COVID Certificate is a convenient way to document your COVID risk status to your destination country:
- Fully Vaccinated (evidence provided by the HSE Vaccination service) OR
- Recovered from COVID (evidence of your Positive COVID PCR result from the HSE) OR
- Recently tested Negative (PCR or Antigen result from a private medical provider)
The DCC comes into use on July 19th in Ireland. Testing providers registered with the system can issue you a DCC with your COVID Negative evidence on it.
Precision Health has applied be a registered testing provider for Antigen Tests.
We will continue to issue non-DCC PCR results using our 20-minute PCR analyser but this is unlikely to be approved for DCC because the PCR DCC requires the analyser to be in an accredited lab rather than a medical clinic. If you know that you really need a PCR DCC, we will send your sample to our lab partner, who will process it and issue the DCC. This will take 24 hours, so please leave adequate time for processing.
Pick your appointment slot and pay online with instant confirmation. You will receive an online registration form by email which must be completed before attending. Our tester takes a nasal swab and processes it in approximately 20 minutes. You will receive your result via SMS and email (PDF). If you are travelling, we advise you print the PDF to bring with you.
If you require a PCR or Antigen Digital COVID Certificate (from 19th July), please allow 24 hours for processing.
The test is the same test as used by the HSE for detection of SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19). It is called PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction). Our test platform is the Cobas Liat Real-Time PCR Assay from Roche Diagnostics. Roche Diagnostics also produce the standard large-volume PCR analysers. It is CE-IVD approved (EU) and FDA EUA approved (US). The 20-minute test has been evaluated and found to have 100% agreement with the standard version of the Real-Time PCR test (a larger analyser than can process 90 samples at the same time).
The travel requirements into and out of Ireland and other EU countries specify that the COVID test should be a Real-Time PCR test, done within 72 hours of travel or an Antigen Test done within 48 hours. We recommend that you confirm this for your destination country before you make your travel arrangements.
The test is the same as the standard HSE test (Real-Time PCR).
We recommend that you consider the result in combination with current and past symptoms and risk of exposure to COVID-19. Always ask your GP for advice if in doubt.
A “detected” (positive) result means that SARS-CoV-2 virus has been found in your nose/throat. This may mean that you are actively infected or it may mean that you had COVID-19 infection in the recent past.
A “not detected” (negative) result means that SARS-CoV-2 virus was not found in the sample. If you have no symptoms and low risk of exposure (eg. you are taking a travel test), this result is generally taken as “negative”. If you have symptoms of COVID-19 and/or you have a high risk of exposure (eg you are a close contact) you may need a second test at a later date to confirm no infection.
An “indeterminate” (invalid) result means a sampling or processing problem occurred and the analyser could not accurately determine “detected” or “not detected”. This happens infrequently for all tests (nasal swabs, blood tests, biopsies) and may be due to tester error or analyser problems. If this happens, we will call you back for retesting, at zero expense.
Having a nasal swab is never comfortable. Our testers have been trained by Mr Stephen Kelly, an experienced Advanced Nurse Practitioner and qualified nurse trainer, to be safe and as gentle as possible. Is it important that we do get a sample from the required test area so that we (and you) can be confident that there is no SARS-CoV-2 there.
If you have a history of heavy nose-bleeds or recent injury or surgery on your nose, we will help you decide whether it is safe to proceed with the test.
We will initially send you an SMS to confirm the result and let you know that the PDF version is available via email. Your PDF version will contain:
Your name
Your address
You date of birth
Your passport number
Test date
Test type (Real-Time PCR or Antigen)
Test result (“Not Detected”, “Detected”, “Indeterminate”)
Clinic Information
We advise you print the results PDF out AND keep a copy on your mobile phone for passage through the airport.
The passenger Locator Form must be completed online before travelling. You can access the Passenger Locator Form here.
metabolic health
The Digital COVID Certificate is a convenient way to document your COVID risk status to your destination country:
- Fully Vaccinated (evidence provided by the HSE Vaccination service) OR
- Recovered from COVID (evidence of your Positive COVID PCR result from the HSE) OR
- Recently tested Negative (PCR or Antigen result from a private medical provider)
The DCC comes into use on July 19th in Ireland. Testing providers registered with the system can issue you a DCC with your COVID Negative evidence on it.
Precision Health has applied be a registered testing provider for Antigen Tests.
We will continue to issue non-DCC PCR results using our 20-minute PCR analyser but this is unlikely to be approved for DCC because the PCR DCC requires the analyser to be in an accredited lab rather than a medical clinic. If you know that you really need a PCR DCC, we will send your sample to our lab partner, who will process it and issue the DCC. This will take 24 hours, so please leave adequate time for processing.
Pick your appointment slot and pay online with instant confirmation. You will receive an online registration form by email which must be completed before attending. Our tester takes a nasal swab and processes it in approximately 20 minutes. You will receive your result via SMS and email (PDF). If you are travelling, we advise you print the PDF to bring with you.
If you require a PCR or Antigen Digital COVID Certificate (from 19th July), please allow 24 hours for processing.
The test is the same test as used by the HSE for detection of SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19). It is called PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction). Our test platform is the Cobas Liat Real-Time PCR Assay from Roche Diagnostics. Roche Diagnostics also produce the standard large-volume PCR analysers. It is CE-IVD approved (EU) and FDA EUA approved (US). The 20-minute test has been evaluated and found to have 100% agreement with the standard version of the Real-Time PCR test (a larger analyser than can process 90 samples at the same time).
The travel requirements into and out of Ireland and other EU countries specify that the COVID test should be a Real-Time PCR test, done within 72 hours of travel or an Antigen Test done within 48 hours. We recommend that you confirm this for your destination country before you make your travel arrangements.
The test is the same as the standard HSE test (Real-Time PCR).
We recommend that you consider the result in combination with current and past symptoms and risk of exposure to COVID-19. Always ask your GP for advice if in doubt.
A “detected” (positive) result means that SARS-CoV-2 virus has been found in your nose/throat. This may mean that you are actively infected or it may mean that you had COVID-19 infection in the recent past.
A “not detected” (negative) result means that SARS-CoV-2 virus was not found in the sample. If you have no symptoms and low risk of exposure (eg. you are taking a travel test), this result is generally taken as “negative”. If you have symptoms of COVID-19 and/or you have a high risk of exposure (eg you are a close contact) you may need a second test at a later date to confirm no infection.
An “indeterminate” (invalid) result means a sampling or processing problem occurred and the analyser could not accurately determine “detected” or “not detected”. This happens infrequently for all tests (nasal swabs, blood tests, biopsies) and may be due to tester error or analyser problems. If this happens, we will call you back for retesting, at zero expense.
Having a nasal swab is never comfortable. Our testers have been trained by Mr Stephen Kelly, an experienced Advanced Nurse Practitioner and qualified nurse trainer, to be safe and as gentle as possible. Is it important that we do get a sample from the required test area so that we (and you) can be confident that there is no SARS-CoV-2 there.
If you have a history of heavy nose-bleeds or recent injury or surgery on your nose, we will help you decide whether it is safe to proceed with the test.
We will initially send you an SMS to confirm the result and let you know that the PDF version is available via email. Your PDF version will contain:
Your name
Your address
You date of birth
Your passport number
Test date
Test type (Real-Time PCR or Antigen)
Test result (“Not Detected”, “Detected”, “Indeterminate”)
Clinic Information
We advise you print the results PDF out AND keep a copy on your mobile phone for passage through the airport.
The passenger Locator Form must be completed online before travelling. You can access the Passenger Locator Form here.
Metabolic Health
Blood test results can tell you if you are at risk of diseases affecting almost any physiologic process, including liver, kidney diabetes, anaemia and many more. It is very important to take your overall health into consideration when interpreting these results and to only make changes to any medical treatment after consulting your own GP first.
The Digital COVID Certificate is a convenient way to document your COVID risk status to your destination country:
- Fully Vaccinated (evidence provided by the HSE Vaccination service) OR
- Recovered from COVID (evidence of your Positive COVID PCR result from the HSE) OR
- Recently tested Negative (PCR or Antigen result from a private medical provider)
The DCC comes into use on July 19th in Ireland. Testing providers registered with the system can issue you a DCC with your COVID Negative evidence on it.
Precision Health has applied be a registered testing provider for Antigen Tests.
We will continue to issue non-DCC PCR results using our 20-minute PCR analyser but this is unlikely to be approved for DCC because the PCR DCC requires the analyser to be in an accredited lab rather than a medical clinic. If you know that you really need a PCR DCC, we will send your sample to our lab partner, who will process it and issue the DCC. This will take 24 hours, so please leave adequate time for processing.
Pick your appointment slot and pay online with instant confirmation. You will receive an online registration form by email which must be completed before attending. Our tester takes a nasal swab and processes it in approximately 20 minutes. You will receive your result via SMS and email (PDF). If you are travelling, we advise you print the PDF to bring with you.
If you require a PCR or Antigen Digital COVID Certificate (from 19th July), please allow 24 hours for processing.
The test is the same test as used by the HSE for detection of SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19). It is called PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction). Our test platform is the Cobas Liat Real-Time PCR Assay from Roche Diagnostics. Roche Diagnostics also produce the standard large-volume PCR analysers. It is CE-IVD approved (EU) and FDA EUA approved (US). The 20-minute test has been evaluated and found to have 100% agreement with the standard version of the Real-Time PCR test (a larger analyser than can process 90 samples at the same time).
The travel requirements into and out of Ireland and other EU countries specify that the COVID test should be a Real-Time PCR test, done within 72 hours of travel or an Antigen Test done within 48 hours. We recommend that you confirm this for your destination country before you make your travel arrangements.
The test is the same as the standard HSE test (Real-Time PCR).
We recommend that you consider the result in combination with current and past symptoms and risk of exposure to COVID-19. Always ask your GP for advice if in doubt.
A “detected” (positive) result means that SARS-CoV-2 virus has been found in your nose/throat. This may mean that you are actively infected or it may mean that you had COVID-19 infection in the recent past.
A “not detected” (negative) result means that SARS-CoV-2 virus was not found in the sample. If you have no symptoms and low risk of exposure (eg. you are taking a travel test), this result is generally taken as “negative”. If you have symptoms of COVID-19 and/or you have a high risk of exposure (eg you are a close contact) you may need a second test at a later date to confirm no infection.
An “indeterminate” (invalid) result means a sampling or processing problem occurred and the analyser could not accurately determine “detected” or “not detected”. This happens infrequently for all tests (nasal swabs, blood tests, biopsies) and may be due to tester error or analyser problems. If this happens, we will call you back for retesting, at zero expense.
Having a nasal swab is never comfortable. Our testers have been trained by Mr Stephen Kelly, an experienced Advanced Nurse Practitioner and qualified nurse trainer, to be safe and as gentle as possible. Is it important that we do get a sample from the required test area so that we (and you) can be confident that there is no SARS-CoV-2 there.
If you have a history of heavy nose-bleeds or recent injury or surgery on your nose, we will help you decide whether it is safe to proceed with the test.
We will initially send you an SMS to confirm the result and let you know that the PDF version is available via email. Your PDF version will contain:
Your name
Your address
You date of birth
Your passport number
Test date
Test type (Real-Time PCR or Antigen)
Test result (“Not Detected”, “Detected”, “Indeterminate”)
Clinic Information
We advise you print the results PDF out AND keep a copy on your mobile phone for passage through the airport.
The passenger Locator Form must be completed online before travelling. You can access the Passenger Locator Form here.
cancer risk assessment
Cancer Risk Assessment
Your cancer risk assessment takes into account your family history, physical examination, and lab investiagtions (where available). We do not diagnose cancer on a screening examination but rather point out where you may have a higher-than-average risk of certainn cancers and where you can make changes to reduce your risk. This may mean changing some lifestyle habits (smoking, alcohol, sun etc) or stepping up your participation in self-examination or national screening programmes (eg. bowel, breast, cervical).
Even after the screening programme, your cancer risk and symptoms will change over time. If you notice any new or changing symptoms, you should contact your own GP in the first instance for advice and examination.
The Digital COVID Certificate is a convenient way to document your COVID risk status to your destination country:
- Fully Vaccinated (evidence provided by the HSE Vaccination service) OR
- Recovered from COVID (evidence of your Positive COVID PCR result from the HSE) OR
- Recently tested Negative (PCR or Antigen result from a private medical provider)
The DCC comes into use on July 19th in Ireland. Testing providers registered with the system can issue you a DCC with your COVID Negative evidence on it.
Precision Health has applied be a registered testing provider for Antigen Tests.
We will continue to issue non-DCC PCR results using our 20-minute PCR analyser but this is unlikely to be approved for DCC because the PCR DCC requires the analyser to be in an accredited lab rather than a medical clinic. If you know that you really need a PCR DCC, we will send your sample to our lab partner, who will process it and issue the DCC. This will take 24 hours, so please leave adequate time for processing.
Pick your appointment slot and pay online with instant confirmation. You will receive an online registration form by email which must be completed before attending. Our tester takes a nasal swab and processes it in approximately 20 minutes. You will receive your result via SMS and email (PDF). If you are travelling, we advise you print the PDF to bring with you.
If you require a PCR or Antigen Digital COVID Certificate (from 19th July), please allow 24 hours for processing.
The test is the same test as used by the HSE for detection of SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19). It is called PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction). Our test platform is the Cobas Liat Real-Time PCR Assay from Roche Diagnostics. Roche Diagnostics also produce the standard large-volume PCR analysers. It is CE-IVD approved (EU) and FDA EUA approved (US). The 20-minute test has been evaluated and found to have 100% agreement with the standard version of the Real-Time PCR test (a larger analyser than can process 90 samples at the same time).
The travel requirements into and out of Ireland and other EU countries specify that the COVID test should be a Real-Time PCR test, done within 72 hours of travel or an Antigen Test done within 48 hours. We recommend that you confirm this for your destination country before you make your travel arrangements.
The test is the same as the standard HSE test (Real-Time PCR).
We recommend that you consider the result in combination with current and past symptoms and risk of exposure to COVID-19. Always ask your GP for advice if in doubt.
A “detected” (positive) result means that SARS-CoV-2 virus has been found in your nose/throat. This may mean that you are actively infected or it may mean that you had COVID-19 infection in the recent past.
A “not detected” (negative) result means that SARS-CoV-2 virus was not found in the sample. If you have no symptoms and low risk of exposure (eg. you are taking a travel test), this result is generally taken as “negative”. If you have symptoms of COVID-19 and/or you have a high risk of exposure (eg you are a close contact) you may need a second test at a later date to confirm no infection.
An “indeterminate” (invalid) result means a sampling or processing problem occurred and the analyser could not accurately determine “detected” or “not detected”. This happens infrequently for all tests (nasal swabs, blood tests, biopsies) and may be due to tester error or analyser problems. If this happens, we will call you back for retesting, at zero expense.
Having a nasal swab is never comfortable. Our testers have been trained by Mr Stephen Kelly, an experienced Advanced Nurse Practitioner and qualified nurse trainer, to be safe and as gentle as possible. Is it important that we do get a sample from the required test area so that we (and you) can be confident that there is no SARS-CoV-2 there.
If you have a history of heavy nose-bleeds or recent injury or surgery on your nose, we will help you decide whether it is safe to proceed with the test.
We will initially send you an SMS to confirm the result and let you know that the PDF version is available via email. Your PDF version will contain:
Your name
Your address
You date of birth
Your passport number
Test date
Test type (Real-Time PCR or Antigen)
Test result (“Not Detected”, “Detected”, “Indeterminate”)
Clinic Information
We advise you print the results PDF out AND keep a copy on your mobile phone for passage through the airport.
The passenger Locator Form must be completed online before travelling. You can access the Passenger Locator Form here.
vision screening
Vision Screening
The Keystone Vision screening test provides a convenient and quick assessment of the main components of healthy sight. It is important to understand that the Keystone screen is done in an office environment. Abnormalities detected on the Keystone screen should be followed up with a visit to your optician for a formal assessment and advice.
The Digital COVID Certificate is a convenient way to document your COVID risk status to your destination country:
- Fully Vaccinated (evidence provided by the HSE Vaccination service) OR
- Recovered from COVID (evidence of your Positive COVID PCR result from the HSE) OR
- Recently tested Negative (PCR or Antigen result from a private medical provider)
The DCC comes into use on July 19th in Ireland. Testing providers registered with the system can issue you a DCC with your COVID Negative evidence on it.
Precision Health has applied be a registered testing provider for Antigen Tests.
We will continue to issue non-DCC PCR results using our 20-minute PCR analyser but this is unlikely to be approved for DCC because the PCR DCC requires the analyser to be in an accredited lab rather than a medical clinic. If you know that you really need a PCR DCC, we will send your sample to our lab partner, who will process it and issue the DCC. This will take 24 hours, so please leave adequate time for processing.
Pick your appointment slot and pay online with instant confirmation. You will receive an online registration form by email which must be completed before attending. Our tester takes a nasal swab and processes it in approximately 20 minutes. You will receive your result via SMS and email (PDF). If you are travelling, we advise you print the PDF to bring with you.
If you require a PCR or Antigen Digital COVID Certificate (from 19th July), please allow 24 hours for processing.
The test is the same test as used by the HSE for detection of SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19). It is called PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction). Our test platform is the Cobas Liat Real-Time PCR Assay from Roche Diagnostics. Roche Diagnostics also produce the standard large-volume PCR analysers. It is CE-IVD approved (EU) and FDA EUA approved (US). The 20-minute test has been evaluated and found to have 100% agreement with the standard version of the Real-Time PCR test (a larger analyser than can process 90 samples at the same time).
The travel requirements into and out of Ireland and other EU countries specify that the COVID test should be a Real-Time PCR test, done within 72 hours of travel or an Antigen Test done within 48 hours. We recommend that you confirm this for your destination country before you make your travel arrangements.
The test is the same as the standard HSE test (Real-Time PCR).
We recommend that you consider the result in combination with current and past symptoms and risk of exposure to COVID-19. Always ask your GP for advice if in doubt.
A “detected” (positive) result means that SARS-CoV-2 virus has been found in your nose/throat. This may mean that you are actively infected or it may mean that you had COVID-19 infection in the recent past.
A “not detected” (negative) result means that SARS-CoV-2 virus was not found in the sample. If you have no symptoms and low risk of exposure (eg. you are taking a travel test), this result is generally taken as “negative”. If you have symptoms of COVID-19 and/or you have a high risk of exposure (eg you are a close contact) you may need a second test at a later date to confirm no infection.
An “indeterminate” (invalid) result means a sampling or processing problem occurred and the analyser could not accurately determine “detected” or “not detected”. This happens infrequently for all tests (nasal swabs, blood tests, biopsies) and may be due to tester error or analyser problems. If this happens, we will call you back for retesting, at zero expense.
Having a nasal swab is never comfortable. Our testers have been trained by Mr Stephen Kelly, an experienced Advanced Nurse Practitioner and qualified nurse trainer, to be safe and as gentle as possible. Is it important that we do get a sample from the required test area so that we (and you) can be confident that there is no SARS-CoV-2 there.
If you have a history of heavy nose-bleeds or recent injury or surgery on your nose, we will help you decide whether it is safe to proceed with the test.
We will initially send you an SMS to confirm the result and let you know that the PDF version is available via email. Your PDF version will contain:
Your name
Your address
You date of birth
Your passport number
Test date
Test type (Real-Time PCR or Antigen)
Test result (“Not Detected”, “Detected”, “Indeterminate”)
Clinic Information
We advise you print the results PDF out AND keep a copy on your mobile phone for passage through the airport.
The passenger Locator Form must be completed online before travelling. You can access the Passenger Locator Form here.