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BOOK YOUR HEATH SCREENING

Health Screening for Blood Pressure Cholesterol and Blood Glucose

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Book a Health Screening

Taking control of your health starts with a simple check.

If you’re at risk of high cholesterol or diabetes—due to lifestyle, diet, age, family history or other factors—our health screening services offer an accessible first step towards prevention and early intervention.

At Bendigo UFS, we provide a range of screening options to suit your needs. A full health check includes blood glucose and cholesterol testing, blood pressure, height, weight, waist circumference and BMI assessment, giving you a well-rounded view of your health. For those wanting a quicker option, a blood glucose test can be done on its own.

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Health Screening

All five of our pharmacy locations offer free blood pressure checks, and our team can assist with blood glucose meter servicing and education.

If you're unsure about your device's accuracy or experiencing errors, we’ll investigate the issue and help you feel confident using it.

Find out more about high cholesterol and diabetes at the Victorian Government Better Health Channel.

Prices

Member:

Full Health Screening - $71.96

BP Check and all others - Free

Non-member:

Blood Pressure Monitoring - $5.00

BP Monitoring (up to 3 visits) - $12.95

Blood Glucose Monitor Device Repair/Education - $12.95

Blood Glucose Test (random or fasting) - $19.95

Full Health Screening - $79.95

Book a Health Screening

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Learn More About Blood Pressure

Health Advice

Blood Pressure

Blood Pressure is the pressure of the blood in the arteries as the heart pumps it around the body and is one of the principal vital signs.

Blood Pressure Part II

Pharmacists use a variety of medications to lower blood pressure in addition to ‘lifestyle factor modification’. Increased salt intake causes the kidneys to try to push more salt out of the body by releasing hormones that increase the blood pressure to try to get more blood through the kidneys.