Know your starting point
An NHS Health Check looks at cardiovascular risk, helping you understand factors linked to heart disease, stroke, kidney disease and diabetes. It is a prevention check, even when you feel well.
Everyday health in Warwick
A clearer picture. A healthier future.
Ask our Warwick pharmacy about NHS Health Checks, who they are for and how to find your local pathway.
YOUR PERSONAL GUIDE
NHS Health Checks in Warwick
Who is it for?
The programme is generally for adults aged 40–74 without certain existing conditions, offered every five years. Diagnosed cardiovascular disease, diabetes, kidney disease, hypertension and some other conditions or treatments can mean you need a different review pathway.
What does a check involve?
Allow around 20–30 minutes. Checks typically include blood pressure, height, weight, waist and cholesterol, with questions about family history and lifestyle. Additional blood tests may be needed.
Make sense of your results
Your results inform a ten-year cardiovascular risk estimate and a discussion about manageable changes. Depending on the findings, follow-up with your GP or another local service may be recommended.
CARE CLOSE TO HOME
Let’s talk about your next step.
Visit our team at 6 Chase Meadow Square, Warwick CV34 6BT. We welcome enquiries from Chase Meadow, Warwick and nearby Leamington Spa. Call before visiting to confirm the right service and appointment availability.
Your questions, answered.
Can I arrange this through Chase Meadow?
Call 01926 401044 to ask about current local availability and eligibility. NHS Health Checks are commissioned locally; our team can help you identify the appropriate route. Your GP or Warwickshire council can also advise.
Is it free?
The NHS Health Check is free for eligible patients through participating providers. Confirm your eligibility and the local pathway before arranging a visit.
What should I bring?
Bring your invitation if you have one, a list of medicines and any recent results. Ask the provider whether you need to prepare for any planned tests.
Further information: NHS patient guidance. Reviewed 16 September 2026.
