What is a health check?
A health check is a comprehensive preventive measurement of your main body functions. Not to diagnose anything, but to see where your body stands, before symptoms develop.
At Optimize, the foundation is a blood test of more than 40 biomarkers: heart, liver, kidneys, thyroid, blood sugar, inflammation, iron status and vitamins. Together they give an accurate picture of your current health.
What do you get back?
In the Optimize app you see where you stand per biomarker against optimal ranges, grouped by area (heart, liver, kidneys, hormones, nutrients, inflammation). Not an unreadable list of numbers, but explanations in plain language.
You receive a personal overview: what looks good, what needs attention and what your lifestyle can do about it.
No referral, no waiting room
You request the health check yourself, pick a draw location near you and book a time that suits you. Results typically appear in the app within 24 hours.
For a few biomarkers (blood sugar, cholesterol, triglycerides) fasting is recommended. The app explains how to prepare for each appointment.
Ready to map your health? Start with a comprehensive health check or upload your existing results.
Get your health checkWhat the health check covers
From immune system to nutrients. These are the areas we map in a single measurement:
Beyond the Baseline, targeted add-ons let you go deeper into a specific marker or system.
What you get that the GP doesn't give you.
Clarity on where your health stands
How a health check works
Frequently asked questions
The key things to know about a health check with Optimize.
Take control now.
Baseline blood test
One comprehensive draw at a location near you; you can always extend with add-ons.
Get your health checkNo referral needed · Results within 24 hours
- 40+ biomarkers in one blood draw
- Results within 24 hours
- Explained in plain language, not a lab sheet
- No referral, no waiting list
- 262 draw locations in the Netherlands
- Your own dashboard, with trends on every retest
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