Your NOVV Health Check combines comprehensive blood testing with a doctor-led review of your results. Depending on your selected panel, biomarkers may cover cardiovascular, metabolic, liver, kidney, blood, thyroid and hormonal health.

Some changes in important health markers can occur without obvious symptoms. Health screening provides a clearer picture of your current health and can identify results that may require monitoring, further assessment or lifestyle changes.

Depending on your selected panel, testing may include cholesterol, blood glucose, HbA1c, full blood count, liver and kidney function, thyroid markers, testosterone and other relevant biomarkers. Your exact panel will be confirmed as part of your assessment.

Your blood test is completed at a BP Healthcare clinic, giving you access to an established diagnostic healthcare provider with locations across Malaysia. NOVV will provide the necessary instructions for completing your test.

This depends on the biomarkers being tested. NOVV will provide preparation instructions before your appointment, including whether fasting is required and anything else you need to know before your blood test.

Yes. Your results are reviewed by an MMC-registered Malaysian doctor and considered alongside relevant aspects of your medical history, symptoms and health goals. Your doctor will help you understand important findings and appropriate next steps.

An abnormal result does not necessarily mean you have a medical condition. Your doctor will explain relevant findings and, where appropriate, may recommend lifestyle changes, monitoring, repeat testing, further investigations or additional medical care.

Turnaround time varies depending on the tests performed. Once your laboratory results are available, they can be reviewed as part of your NOVV health assessment.

Yes. The blood test provides the data, but the NOVV Health Check is designed around understanding what those results mean for you. Your results are reviewed by a doctor so you leave with a clearer understanding of your health and appropriate next steps.

There is no single schedule that is right for everyone. Your age, medical history, family history, risk factors and previous results can influence how frequently testing is appropriate. Your doctor can recommend an appropriate follow-up interval.

Blood testing can identify abnormal biomarkers that may warrant further assessment, including changes that may not cause obvious symptoms. However, a health check cannot diagnose or rule out every medical condition, and further investigation may sometimes be required.