
Empowering wellness: The role of health monitoring
Health monitoring is one of the best ways to proactively manage your health and wellbeing. Learn how to take control of your health with Bluecrest Wellness.

Health monitoring is one of the best ways to proactively manage your health and wellbeing. Learn how to take control of your health with Bluecrest Wellness.

Your mental health plays a key role in how you feel day-to-day. Taking small steps to look after your mental health can make a meaningful difference to overall wellbeing.

Chris Robinson, from Plymouth, hadn’t noticed any issues with his prostate before he went for a Bluecrest Wellness health assessment - he just wanted a bit of a peace of mind. But the results showed his PSA levels were raised, and on further investigation he was diagnosed with early-stage prostate cancer.

Discover how bowel cancer is detected through screening and how private cancer risk profile assessments can give you a fuller understanding of your health.

I remember the day I received the invitation from Bluecrest Health. It was just another busy week, with the stresses piling up and my health taking a backseat. But something about the offer caught my eye — an affordable, comprehensive health check to help me take control of my well-being gain confidence in my health …

Discover the early signs of bowel cancer, why they matter and how to take action. Learn what to watch for and when to seek support or screening.

"Blokes think it won’t happen to them": Father and firefighter diagnosed at 42 urges others to test early for prostate cancer.

“If I hadn’t gone for a Bluecrest Wellness health assessment I probably wouldn’t be here. Bluecrest Wellness saved my life, it’s as simple as that.”

Discover how Bluecrest and Vista Health are supporting early prostate cancer detection with clear pathways, rapid MRI access and proactive PSA follow-up.

Learn the essential health checks men should have in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s and beyond to maintain their energy, strength, mood and long-term wellbeing.

Explore the stages of menopause, from perimenopause to post-menopause, and how hormone testing with the Advanced Menopause Profile can support you.

Fit, active, and used to pushing himself physically, Jody Williams, 32, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, was the last person who expected anything to be wrong with his health. A committed cyclist, gym-goer and busy dad, he felt strong, energetic, and entirely symptom-free.

Learn about the link between diet and menopause, including the best foods to eat and those to avoid to help manage symptoms and health-related conditions.

Achieving balance isn’t about working less but rather living more. In this article we will discuss more about why work-life balance matters now more than ever.

Discover why heart health is essential to our overall well-being, and how Bluecrest’s partnership with One Heart Clinic enables proactive, specialist-led cardiac care.

Hormones are important for many body processes, in this article we explore how hormones can affect sleep and which sleep hormones are mainly responsible for poor sleep.

Understanding the signs of hormonal imbalance and what could be causing them is a key step in taking control of your health.

Learn more about the crucial role your liver plays in keeping your body balanced and healthy.

Alcohol is often seen as a social norm, but its impact on men’s health goes far beyond the occasional hangover.

Alcohol is often seen as a social norm, but its impact on women’s health goes far beyond the occasional hangover.

Health monitoring is the regular evaluation of an individual's health through testing. The type and frequency of tests offered can vary, but generally, health monitoring is designed to offer insights into the risk of some of the most common chronic health conditions.

With workplace health and wellbeing strategies now being considered a strategic priority rather than a 'nice-to-have', we are exploring some workplace habits that could be impacting employee health and retention.

Stress is something we all encounter in our everyday lives. When it is periodic and short-lived, it is not a cause for concern. However, when stress builds up or is long-lasting, it can start to have an impact on your overall health and wellbeing, putting you at increased risk of a range of health conditions.

In this guide, we'll delve into the concept of health assessments, explore their potential advantages and provide guidance on determining whether a health assessment is worth it for you.

Here, we share practical tips for how you could help your workforce to thrive through the winter months.

Staying healthy through winter while enjoying festive treats is a goal many of us share. Here, we share practical tips for staying healthy and thriving through the winter months.

Having a healthy gut is vital for the efficient digestion of the foods you eat - but what is the best way to improve gut health? In this article, we explain more about the gut and share the best ways to boost gut health.

So, you’ve had your health assessment, what’s next? In this article we will talk through what happens after a Bluecrest health assessment and the importance of prevention.

Today we will be hearing from Bluecrest Recruitment Manager, Marianna, about her experience of living with type 1 diabetes.

Whether you're managing digestive symptoms, dealing with stress or simply curious about your body's inner workings, understanding the gut-brain axis could help you take a more proactive approach to your physical and mental wellbeing.

At Bluecrest Wellness, we believe that understanding chronic conditions like diabetes is key to building a healthier, more productive workforce. Here’s why diabetes matters and what employers can do to support their teams.

The HbA1c test, also known as the glycated haemoglobin test, is a simple but powerful blood test that provides insight into an individual's average blood sugar levels over the previous 2 or 3 months.

The HbA1c test, also known as the glycated haemoglobin test, is a simple but powerful blood test that provides insight into your average blood sugar levels over the previous 2 or 3 months.

Diabetes is one of the most common long-term health conditions in the UK, but due to misinformation and lack of education, many people don’t realise they may be at risk or already living with it.

In today’s work environment, supporting employee wellbeing isn’t just a perk but rather a strategic advantage

As organisations seek smarter ways to invest in their workforce, health assessments are emerging as more than a ‘nice to have’ in today’s competitive job market.

Multiple factors can contribute to high cholesterol levels. Some of these factors are non-modifiable, like your genes, age, or ethnicity, which means you can’t do anything to change them. However, other factors can be changed, so you can take proactive steps to help reduce your cholesterol levels.

Cholesterol is a type of blood fat mainly made in the liver, but it is also found in some foods. While often labelled as ‘bad’, cholesterol is actually essential for our body to function normally. It supports brain, nerves, and skin health.

A high proportion of UK adults are affected by high cholesterol, with heart and circulatory diseases affecting over 7.6 million people in the UK, and high cholesterol being one of the major contributing risk factors.

Although it might seem like a daunting prospect, for most people the best way to optimise health is by making small lifestyle changes, like reducing your alcohol intake or exercising more.

High blood pressure is an easily treatable condition but left untreated is a major risk factor in developing cardiovascular disease.

High blood pressure, or hypertension, is often called the ‘silent killer’ and for good reason. It typically develops without noticeable symptoms but can quietly damage your body over time which can lead to serious, and sometimes life-threatening health complications.

Not only does high blood have wide-ranging effects on many areas of a person's health, from cardiovascular health to brain health, but it can also have a real, often under-appreciated impact on businesses. High blood pressure isn’t just a personal health issue, it can be a business risk.

High blood pressure, or hypertension, is often dubbed the "silent killer” - a condition that quietly affects millions, often without symptoms, until serious health consequences arise. In the UK, the prevalence of hypertension is alarmingly high, with significant implications for individuals, businesses, and the broader economy.

This guide will hopefully provide you with some clarity on what you can expect from your health assessment as well as allowing you to come prepared.

As part of our August awareness topic of cancer we spoke with a 27-year-old cancer survivor all about her experience – from symptoms to remission and everything in between.

When I joined Bluecrest as Chief Technology Officer in June 2021, I was offered a free ‘Complete’ health assessment as part of my employee benefits package. I was genuinely curious to experience the product we offer, and while I had a few minor concerns about my blood pressure, I considered myself pretty healthy.

In today’s fast-paced corporate world, health is often viewed through the lens of productivity and performance. Yet, beneath the surface of quarterly targets and strategic planning lies a growing challenge that affects every business, regardless of size or sector: cancer.

The impact of cancer in the UK spans across all areas of life, affecting the individuals, their families, the healthcare system and the economy. It not only has the obvious physical effects but also the emotional and financial ones too while individuals and their families navigate through diagnosis and treatment, this is why it is so important to ensure the information you are consuming is correct and reliable.

A Bluecrest blood test gives you a snapshot into your health and can offer a wealth of insights into your general wellbeing.

Preventative health services are designed to identify and prevent health conditions in the early stages, often before symptoms are present. As a result, they can include a wide range of measures, from regular health check-ups to immunisations and even education programmes.

Whilst there are telltale signs that your heart may not be working as it should, not everyone experiences the same symptoms associated with certain heart conditions. Undergoing a heart health test can put your mind at rest or kick start healthy lifestyle changes.

In July we are shining a light on the effects of alcohol on employee health and the impact on the workplace for Alcohol Awareness Week (7th-13th July) run by charity Alcohol Change UK. Here we explore the impact that alcohol consumption can have, and what employers need to consider in their approach to employee health and wellbeing.

Health monitoring is one of the best ways to proactively manage your health and wellbeing. Learn how to take control of your health with Bluecrest Wellness.

How can you improve your liver function? Discover top tips to boost your liver health and uncover insights into your liver health with a liver function test.

Men face unique health challenges, including higher risks of heart disease, certain cancers, and mental health issues. Yet, stigma and cultural expectations often prevent open conversations. By fostering a supportive environment, employers can help break down these barriers and promote a healthier, more productive workforce.

Health literacy is more than a buzzword—it’s a business imperative. By helping employees understand their health, employers can unlock better engagement, improved productivity, and a more resilient workforce.

This Stroke Awareness Month, Bluecrest are spotlighting the importance of understanding stroke risk factors.

As Spring breathes new life into the world, it presents the prefect moment to prepare for our bodies and minds for a healthy summer.

As Spring breathes new life into the world, it presents the prefect moment to support your employees to prepare their bodies and minds for a healthy summer.

In this guide, we explore the effects of chronic inflammation on the body as we age and share ways to reduce your risk.

Creating lasting change in your daily routine may feel dauting. However, there are two powerful techniques – habit tracking and habit stacking – that can make the process both manageable and enjoyable. By integrating these into your life, you can build sustainable habits that support your overall health and wellbeing and increase your productivity.

Supporting your workforce to create lasting change in their daily routine may feel dauting. However, there are two powerful techniques – habit tracking and habit stacking – that can make the process both manageable and enjoyable.

Bluecrest Senior Account Manager Will Beer shares what keeping healthy means to him this World Health Day.

When Jeannette, 46, from Bradford, was looking to renew her workplace benefits for the year, she spotted a new option for a Bluecrest Wellness health assessment that included a Cancer Risk check. It was one of a range of benefits and perks offered by her employer from a pick-and-choose benefits platform, alongside things like Private Medical Insurance, extra holiday-days, and sliding pension contributions.

Discover how managing stress, and other factors can help your employee’s keep their brain healthy as they age.

Discover how managing stress, and other factors can help keep your brain healthy as you age.

How Health Assessments help women to stay ahead of potential health risks, make informed decisions and live healthier lives.

Discover how to support your aging workforce with practical health and wellbeing strategies. Learn how to help employees understand their health status and take proactive steps towards a healthier, more productive, and resilient workplace.

Over the next two months we will be focusing on the positive aspects of ageing and living a healthy life. As we age, maintaining our health and wellbeing becomes increasingly important, enabling us to life healthier for longer. We are awash with health information, but how do we know where we really stand as we get older?

When Peter Howells, 73, booked a full health MOT with Bluecrest, he thought it would be a standard check-up. Living an active life as an artist in Cornwall, Peter believed he was in good health. What he didn’t know was that the decision to book that test would save his life.

When Lorraine, 66, decided to book a health MOT with Bluecrest, she expected nothing more than peace of mind. An active grandmother and full-time project manager, Lorraine led what she believed was a healthy lifestyle. But what began as a simple check-up turned into a life-saving intervention

Whilst there are telltale signs that your heart may not be working as it should, not everyone experiences the same symptoms associated with certain heart conditions. Undergoing a heart health test can put your mind at rest or kick start healthy lifestyle changes.

If the heart isn’t functioning properly, it can lead to fatigue, breathlessness, or more serious conditions such as heart disease. Keeping the heart healthy is essential for overall well-being and performance, both at work and in life.

The New Year is a time when many of the employees in your workforce may be thinking of setting fresh new year resolutions. While these goals can vary widely, a significant number focus on improving health—whether it’s losing weight, getting fitter, or enhancing overall wellbeing.