High-Sensitivity CRP (Inflammation) Blood Test

Direct Laboratory Testing | CQC Regulated | Results in 24 Hours

The Gold Standard in Inflammation Monitoring

Understand what’s happening beneath the surface. Our High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hs-CRP) test is a precision diagnostic tool used to detect "silent" inflammation in the body. Unlike a standard CRP test, our high-sensitivity analysis detects even the smallest traces of this protein, helping you identify low-grade chronic inflammation—a key indicator of cardiovascular risk and systemic health.

Why Test with London Health Company?

• Direct-to-Lab Testing: We aren't a third-party provider. Your sample is processed in our own CQC-regulated laboratory right here in London, ensuring the highest standards of clinical accuracy.

• Unrivalled Speed: Because we own the lab, we eliminate the "middleman delay." Results are typically available within 24 hours of your sample arriving at our facility.

• Professional Accuracy: We use the same high-precision diagnostic equipment relied upon by hospitals and private consultants globally.

What This Test Measures

• hs-CRP (High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein): A protein produced by the liver that rises in response to inflammation. It is widely used to assess the risk of developing coronary artery disease and to monitor the body's recovery from intense physical strain or minor infections.

Collection Options

Choose the method that suits your London lifestyle:

1. In-Clinic Blood Draw: Visit our London facility for a professional venous draw by our expert phlebotomists (Highly recommended for hs-CRP precision).

2. Home Collection Kit: We dispatch a professional-grade finger-prick kit to your door. Simply collect your sample and return it via our pre-paid 24h tracked service.

Your Results

• Digital Report: Receive a clear, easy-to-read PDF report via our secure portal.

• Raw Data Transparency: We provide your exact biomarkers alongside the standard clinical reference ranges, allowing you to take your data to your own GP or specialist if follow-up is required.

• Longitudinal Tracking: Monitor your inflammation levels over time to see how lifestyle changes, diet, or training loads affect your internal health.