Annual health check through your company

Company health check: how it works

The short answer: the company pays, you answer a three-minute health questionnaire, have one blood sample taken at a clinic near you or at home, and receive a clinician-reviewed report. Ultimate costs £399 per person and reports within 4 working days. Done once per tax year and bought by the company, it is exempt from income tax as a health screening.

Time neededA three-minute questionnaire and a short appointment.
Cost£399 per person for Ultimate, £799 for Signature.
ReportWithin 4 working days (Ultimate) or 12 (Signature).
Step by step

From company card to report

1. Choose the panelUltimate (140 biomarkers, £399) or Signature (230 biomarkers, £799). Which one?
2. Pay with the company cardThe company is the buyer. You get a receipt by email. Keep it for your accountant.
3. Give the details of the person being testedTheir name goes on the order at checkout, so the buyer and the person tested can be different.
4. Answer the health questionnaireAbout three minutes, done by the person being tested with their own email. The report is written around their answers.
5. Book the blood drawUltimate: you book by phone with your chosen partner clinic after paying, and the referral never expires. Signature: you choose your Randox Health clinic and time online.
6. Have the sample takenUltimate: a blood draw and a urine sample; the draw itself takes about 10 minutes. Signature: about 30 minutes, with blood, urine and six body measurements.
7. Read your reportUltimate within 4 working days of the draw. Signature within 12 working days of the appointment. Clinician-reviewed before you see it.
8. Repeat next tax yearThe exemption renews each 6 April. Testing at the same time each year lets the report compare against your last one.
What it costs

Per person, with nothing added later

 UltimateSignature
One person£399£799
Two directors£798£1,598
Team of five£1,995£3,995
Team of ten£3,990£7,990
Blood drawIncluded at a partner clinic; home or office visit £29 extra per personIncluded at a Randox Health clinic; no home visits
Report and account managerIncludedIncluded

For more than one person, email support@truevitals.co.uk with the number and the panel and we will set up one payment for the company. Each person still gets their own questionnaire, booking and report.

The tax side

What makes it a company expense and not a taxed perk

Under section 320B of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003, no income tax arises when an employer provides an employee with a health-screening assessment or a medical check-up, limited to one of each per tax year. Directors count as employees for this.

Three things keep you inside it: the company buys the screening directly; it is a screening to find risks, not tests for an illness the person already has; and it is that person's only screening in the tax year. The rule in full, with the HMRC sources.

Send the receipt to your accountant with a note of who was tested. How the cost is treated in your accounts is their decision.

What you get

What is in the report

A list of numbers against reference ranges is what most blood tests give you. This is different in four ways.

Organ by organ, in plain English. Heart, liver, kidneys, thyroid, hormones, blood sugar, iron and vitamins, each explained, with what to do first.

Results read together. Each marker is read against the others, because patterns across several in-range results are where early findings sit.

A biological age and an overall score. PhenoAge estimates biological age from nine markers; TrueScore is an overall score out of 100.

Someone to ask. A named account manager explains anything in the report. They do not give medical advice or replace your GP; if something needs attention, the report says so and tells you what to take to your GP. See a sample report.

The honest version

What this is not

Not a consultation

Nobody examines you and there is no doctor's appointment. If that is what you want, a clinic health assessment is the right product.

Not a diagnosis

A report is information. Anything it flags as needing attention goes to your GP.

Not for symptoms

If you are unwell now, see your GP. Tests to investigate an existing problem are also outside the tax exemption.

Not instant

Up to 4 working days for Ultimate and 12 for Signature, after the sample is taken.

How this page was written

Sources and our interest

  1. The tax rule is from section 320B of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 and HMRC's Employment Income Manual EIM21765, read on 10 November 2026.
  2. Prices, timings and the booking process are TrueVitals' own, correct on 10 November 2026.
  3. We sell these tests. This page is general information, not tax advice; confirm the treatment with your accountant.
FAQs

Common questions

The company chooses a panel and pays for it directly, the person being tested completes a short health questionnaire and books a blood draw at a clinic or at home, and a clinician-reviewed report arrives within 4 working days for Ultimate or 12 for Signature. The company keeps the receipt for its accountant.

TrueVitals Ultimate is £399 per person for 140 biomarkers, including the blood draw at a partner clinic; a home or office visit is £29 extra. Signature is £799 per person for 230 biomarkers at a Randox Health clinic.

For Ultimate the blood draw itself takes about 10 minutes. A Signature appointment takes about 30 minutes because it includes body measurements.

For Ultimate, yes: a home or office visit is £29 extra per person. Signature is only available at Randox Health clinics.

Once per person per tax year under the exemption. The tax year runs from 6 April to 5 April.

The report says clearly what needs attention and what to take to your GP. Your account manager can explain the report but does not give medical advice.

Related

One short appointment a year.

140 biomarkers, a clinician-reviewed report within 4 working days, and a named account manager to ask afterwards. £399 including the clinic draw. Pay with the company card.

Clinical trust, built in

Trusted by doctors. Reviewed by clinicians.

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Every report reviewed by a clinician

Included in the price, never an add-on. We consider it essential.

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Trusted by many doctors for their own blood tests

We've had GPs, surgeons and specialist doctors trust us for their own bloods.

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