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Preventive and longevity medicine

A full workup isn't
an expensive blood test.

We match you on what you actually want to find out, rather than on the size of the panel.

Free. No obligation. Your details go to one clinic only, and only once you say yes.

Every clinic in the network clears the same bar.

  • 100+

    verified 5-star reviews

  • 500+

    preventive and longevity medicine procedures performed

  • 5+

    years established in the UAE

  • Every 6 months

    licence and complaints re-checked

  • 180 reviewed · 34 in the network

    Clinics assessed against the 12-point check

  • 2,400

    Patients matched

  • Under 24h

    To receive your match

  • 4.8 / 5

    From 310 Dana Picks reviews

  • A doctor went through every result with me for an hour. I had been expecting a PDF.
    Karim N., 49, Emirates Hills · Preventive medicine · Mar 2026

Example reviews, shown while we collect the real ones.

The options

What each one actually involves

Described, not ranked. Which one suits you is a clinical decision, and it belongs to the practitioner who examines you.

  • Comprehensive diagnostic panel

    Bloods, metabolic and hormonal screening, body composition, cardiovascular assessment. Everything after this depends on it being thorough.

  • Advanced imaging

    Whole-body MRI and cardiac scoring. Genuinely useful, and also prone to finding harmless anomalies — ask how those are handled.

  • Hormone assessment

    Thyroid, adrenal and sex hormones, with physician-supervised correction where the results justify it.

  • Medically supervised weight management

    Metabolic testing, nutrition and, where clinically indicated and prescribed, medical treatment — with monitoring throughout.

  • Sleep and cardiometabolic testing

    Continuous glucose monitoring, lipid subfractions, sleep studies. The measures that most often change what people actually do.

What to ask

What separates one clinic from another here

Take these with you. A practice that answers them without hesitating is telling you something a website never will.

  • 01

    What the panel covers

    What is actually included, and just as importantly, what is not?

  • 02

    Who explains the results

    Do I get a consultation with a doctor, or a PDF of numbers?

  • 03

    What happens next

    Is there a written action plan, and are the three and six month reviews included?

  • 04

    Imaging on site

    Is imaging done here, or referred out and billed separately?

  • 05

    Incidental findings

    If something unexpected shows up, who follows it up and who refers me on?

How we match you

What a search cannot do for you

  • We know what a quote leaves out

    What gets billed on top is the biggest source of unpleasant surprises, and it only becomes visible once you have read a great many quotes.

  • We filter on things you cannot search for

    The practitioner's language, their gender, instalment plans, insurance handling, how closely you are guided. No search engine indexes any of it.

  • We stay after the introduction

    A search ends at the click. Dana is still answering three weeks later.

The journey

What Dana does at every step

A search ends at the click. This is the part that carries on afterwards.

  1. Day 0, after the quiz

    Your match is confirmed

    Dana confirms the match, explains why this clinic, and sends the slot.

  2. Day 0

    Before you go in

    A preparation sheet built from your answers: the questions worth asking in consultation.

  3. Day 1

    Consultation booked

    If the clinic has not come back within 24 hours, Dana chases them, then looks again.

  4. After the consultation

    You receive a quote

    Send it to Dana. You get told what is missing against what is normally quoted, and what usually gets billed on top.

  5. Before the procedure

    Scheduling and preparation

    Reminders, a preparation checklist, and help with the insurance paperwork.

  6. Day 1, 7 and 30

    Recovery and check-ups

    Dana checks in, and reminds you about the follow-up appointments.

  7. Any time

    Language

    If the consultation did not happen in your language, Dana relays.

  8. Any time

    Second opinion

    Ask, and we arrange one at another clinic in the network.

Dana handles logistics, preparation and follow-up. She gives no clinical advice, no diagnosis and no interpretation of results — every medical question goes to your clinic.

Is this right for you?

Where you stand today

This usually works well if…

  • You feel fine but would rather know than assume.
  • Something runs in your family and you want to know where you stand.
  • Your energy, sleep or weight has changed and routine tests came back normal.
  • You want a baseline now so that future results mean something.

You’ll want a proper assessment first if…

  • You have a symptom that is bothering you — that belongs with a doctor now, not in a screening programme.
  • You are already under specialist care, in which case this should complement it rather than duplicate it.
  • You are considering hormone treatment, which needs proper baseline testing before anything is prescribed.

What recovery actually looks like

There is nothing to recover from. Testing takes half a day to two days depending on the panel, results follow within a week or two, and the consultation is where the value is.

Patients

How it went for other people

  • A doctor went through every result with me for an hour. I had been expecting a PDF.
    Karim N., 49, Emirates Hills · Preventive medicine · Mar 2026

Example reviews, shown while we collect the real ones.

Questions

What people ask us about this

Is this just an expensive check-up?

It can be, and some are. The difference is whether a doctor sits down with the results and turns them into a plan, and whether anyone measures again later. Ask both questions before booking.

What if the scan finds something?

Comprehensive imaging frequently finds harmless anomalies. What matters is that the clinic has a clear route for following them up rather than handing you a worrying report and an invoice.

Does it replace my own doctor?

No. These are preventive programmes, not primary care, and the results should go to whoever manages your health. Dana Picks gives no medical advice at all.

Is weight management part of this?

At many clinics, yes — as a medically supervised programme with testing and monitoring, prescribed only where it is clinically appropriate. It is a medical pathway, not a product.

One clinic, matched to you.

Tell us what you need, what you can spend and how you want to be looked after. Two minutes.

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