A doctor-led interpretation of your blood tests, wearables, CGM, DNA, and scan results — with a 45-minute consultation and a clear written report for what the data actually means and what to do next.
Clinical appointments via CQC-registered Sutton Medical Consulting · Available in person or by video
Follow-up support from £125
Private testing has become accessible. Medichecks, Thriva, Zoe, CGMs, Oura, DEXA scans — the results arrive quickly and in quantity. What rarely arrives with them is a clinician who will sit with the full picture and tell you what it actually means.
GPs have seven minutes and a single presenting complaint. AI tools can pattern-match against population averages. Neither gives you a clinical judgment about what your specific results mean for your specific situation.
That is what this review is for.
The private testing industry is built around generating results. It is not built around explaining them. A Medichecks panel returns 40 values. An Oura ring generates months of HRV trends. A CGM produces a glucose pattern across every meal for 90 days.
None of that is useful until someone clinically qualified sits with it and tells you what it means for you.
Not what it means on average. Not what a population-level algorithm suggests. What it means given your age, your medication list, your symptoms, your goals, and the direction things are moving.
That requires a doctor. Not a dashboard.
"My GP said my bloods were fine but I feel terrible and I want to understand what I'm looking at."
"I have six months of CGM data. I don't know what the patterns mean or whether they matter."
"My DNA test gave me a 40-page report. I have no idea what to actually act on."
"My cholesterol is flagged every year. Nobody has ever explained whether I actually need to do something about it."
"I want one person to look at everything together — not each result in a separate silo."
The review covers interpretation across the full picture — not just the results that came back flagged.
Lipids, glucose, HbA1c, thyroid, iron, vitamins, liver, kidney, hormones. What is actually significant and what the trend means over time — not just whether values are in range today.
HRV, sleep stages, resting heart rate, SpO2, activity patterns. Separating signal from noise and identifying what is clinically relevant versus what is normal variation.
Continuous glucose monitoring data — what the patterns mean, what is driving them, and what dietary or lifestyle changes are actually worth making versus what is inconsequential.
What is clinically relevant and what is commercially overstated. A precise view of which variants are worth acting on and which are population-level associations with limited personal relevance.
Translating clinical language into what results actually mean for your situation — what the numbers say, what they don't say, and what follows from them.
What is evidence-based, what is not, and what interactions exist. A clear view of what belongs on the list, what can be removed, and what is missing.
The point is not more information. It is a clinician's interpretation of what you already have — and what to actually do about it.
A clear ranking of which results are clinically significant and which are within normal variation for someone like you.
Results in context — not just whether they are in range today, but what direction they are moving and whether that matters.
A prioritised list of the one or two things most likely to move the markers that matter — rather than trying to change everything at once.
Which markers are worth retesting, how often, and what threshold would justify a change of approach.
If additional tests are genuinely clinically indicated, I will say so and explain exactly why — and which test answers the question.
A written summary to your GP where appropriate, keeping your care coordinated and your NHS records current.
"The point is not more information. It is a clinician's view of what you already have — and what it actually means for you."
Book a Clinical Data ReviewMost doctors are trained to order tests and act on flagged values. Very few have spent a decade doing nothing but translating complex biological data into actionable personal plans.
As CEO of FitnessGenes, Dan conducted over 3,000 direct customer results reviews — interpreting DNA, blood panels, and metabolic data into specific, prioritised recommendations. That is not a transferable skill from medical school. It is built through volume and repetition at scale.
That background, combined with frontline NHS clinical medicine, means the interpretation sits at an intersection most clinicians cannot access: what the data says, what it means clinically, and what a real person can actually do about it.
Fees include advance review of your results, a 45-minute consultation, and a written action plan. You are not paying for appointment time alone.
Submit your results in advance. Full clinical interpretation, written action plan, and priorities. Available in person or by video.
Progress review, new results, plan refinement, and next-step decisions.
Focused review of specific new results or smaller changes to an existing plan.
All consultations delivered via CQC-registered Sutton Medical Consulting · Ashfurlong Medical Centre, Sutton Coldfield, B75 6DX · View all fees →
Investigation costs are separate. Where further testing is indicated, the review will identify exactly which tests are needed and the most appropriate route — NHS, GP referral, or private lab.
Not a diagnostic service. This is interpretation of existing data — not a route to specialist diagnosis.
Not a test-ordering service. The review starts with what you already have. More tests are only suggested when clinically justified.
Not for acute issues. If you have symptoms that need urgent assessment, contact your GP or NHS 111.
Submit your data, attend a 45-minute consultation, and leave with a written plan for what it actually means and what to do next.
Clinical appointments via CQC-registered Sutton Medical Consulting · Sutton Coldfield · Video available