Foresight Health Assessment

Before your Executive Medicine appointment

Pathology and preparation

Complete the required pathology during the four days before the Executive Medicine appointment so available results can be reviewed during the doctor consultation.

• Complete medical-history information
• Follow preparation guidance provided by the clinic
• Allow available pathology to be reviewed during the doctor consultation

The clinic will also explain the scheduling and preparation requirements for the external Foresight investigations.

Exercise physiology and nutrition

Exercise physiology, nutrition and physical capacity

An exercise physiologist with additional nutrition training considers your diet, current exercise, physical goals and the factors affecting sustainable change.

• Diet and exercise review
• Body composition
• Grip strength and balance
• Mobility, flexibility and functional movement
• Individual exercise and nutrition recommendations

Exercise Stress Test and respiratory analysis

Treadmill Exercise Stress Test with measured VO₂ max

The Treadmill Exercise Stress Test examines how your heart responds to increasing physical demand and may identify findings that warrant further cardiac investigation.

Respiratory-mask analysis provides a more precise measurement of VO₂ max than a treadmill-based estimate, helping establish cardiorespiratory fitness and a useful measure to follow over time.

Additional physiological assessments

Hearing, lung function and brain-processing speed

These assessments establish broader functional baselines and may identify findings that deserve discussion or further review.

• Formal hearing assessment
• Lung-function testing
• Brain-processing-speed assessment
• Discussion of what the findings mean and whether further review is appropriate

These measures contribute to the clinical picture; they do not independently diagnose dementia, burnout, asthma or emphysema.

In-depth doctor consultation

Doctor consultation and physical examination

Your doctor brings together your pathology, exercise and physiological findings, medical and family history, personal concerns and sources of stress.

• Cardiovascular and metabolic risk
• Relevant cancer screening and dementia-risk reduction
• Mental-health review
• Expanded female or male hormonal-health discussion
• Top-to-toe physical examination
• Assessment for peripheral vascular disease and examination of the heart and lungs
• Visual skin examination and breast or testicular examination where appropriate
• Further pathology, imaging or specialist referral where clinically indicated

Preventative genetic testing

Cardiac and cancer-related genetic screening

A home-based swab examines inherited variants associated with cardiac and cancer-related risk.

Genetic testing is generally only required once in a lifetime because the underlying genetic information does not change. Its value depends on personal history, family history and the clinical relevance of the findings.

The home-based swab is processed by an external provider. Executive Medicine will help explain how relevant findings fit within your broader prevention and screening plan.

Important: Genetic findings indicate inherited susceptibility; they do not predict with certainty whether someone will or will not develop a disease.

DermScreen and dermatology

Detailed skin surveillance

Digital mole mapping creates a detailed visual record of the skin and can assist with identifying and monitoring changes over time. The Foresight assessment also includes dermatology review for specialist assessment of relevant findings.

These components are completed through an external clinic or facility. They extend—but do not replace—the visual skin examination included in the Executive Medicine doctor consultation.

Computer-assisted mole mapping supports surveillance but cannot guarantee detection of every skin cancer.

On-site ultrasound

On-site cardiac and abdominal ultrasound

On-site ultrasound assessment of cardiac structure and abdominal organs, including the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, spleen and prostate, performed at Executive Medicine.

Any findings requiring further investigation or specialist input will be discussed as part of the follow-up process.

This is selected ultrasound imaging—not a full-body scan—and normal results do not exclude all disease.

Integrated interpretation and follow-up

Bringing the results together

You receive an integrated Executive Medicine report covering the clinical assessment, exercise physiology, pathology, prevention priorities and practical next steps.

As results from the additional Foresight investigations become available, the team helps place them within the context of your overall health and advises whether monitoring, further investigation or specialist care is appropriate.

The process may extend beyond the day of your Executive Medicine appointment because advanced external investigations and reports are completed separately.

• Follow-up of additional investigations ordered during your assessment
• Email confirmation where results are reassuring and require no further discussion
• Coordination or recommendation of further specialist review where appropriate
• Exercise-physiology contact at approximately three months
• Where indicated, two follow-up Body Composition Analysis appointments with an Exercise Physiologist are included during the year to review progress, support accountability and help refine your recommendations.
• Guidance on the most appropriate form of future assessment