Cancer Screening
Cancer Screening
Why Cancer Screening?
Welcome to 222 Healthcare, at the forefront of advanced cancer screening services. We go beyond traditional health screenings, offering a comprehensive range of biochemical and genetic testing conducted in the comfort of a Private GP clinic.
Benefits of Early Detection
Early detection saves lives. Detecting cancer in its early stages improves treatment success rates, minimises invasive procedures, and enhances overall well-being.
Result Review by Our GPs
As a private GP services, we prioritise your health at every step. All the test results are being reviewed by one of our experienced GPs.
How to Get Tested
Getting screened is easy. The clinic will provide you with a testing kits, and instructions alongside. Our nurses are available to assist you throughout the entire process.
Advice for Next Steps
You will be advised on the next procedure after gettng the results, and individual health circumstances.
Personalised Review
Our GPs will provide feedback on your test results
Our Location
Just 1 minute off the M40. Close proximity to High Wycombe, Marlow, Thame, Oxford, Aylesbury, Maidenhead and Beaconsfield (and more).
Ovarian Cancer
CA 125 blood test is used to look for early signs of ovarian cancer to everyone who may be at risk of the said disease.
What does it look for in your body?
This test identifies marks that are associated with ovarian cancer.
For whom is it suitable?
Recommended for individuals with a family history of ovarian cancer or other risk factors.
Why do we offer it?
Early detection of ovarian cancer improves treatment success rates, and our screening aims to catch potential issues at an early stage.
qFIT Testing for Bowel Cancer
qFIT (Quantitative Fecal Immunochemical Test) is a non-invasive screening test for bowel cancer.
What does it look for in your body?
This test detects small amounts of blood in the stool, which may be indicative of bowel cancer or pre-cancerous polyps.
For whom is it suitable?
Recommended for individuals over 50 or those with a family history of bowel cancer.
Why do we offer it?
Early detection of bowel cancer is crucial, and qFIT testing provides a convenient and effective way to screen for potential issues.
Prostate Cancer Screening
This test assesses the risk of prostate cancer through a blood test with an optional examination of your prostate.
What does it look for in your body?
It identifies specific risk factors or markers associated with prostate cancer.
For whom is it suitable?
Recommended for men over 50 or those with a family history of prostate cancer.
Why do we offer it?
Understanding prostate cancer risk early allows for tailored preventive strategies and timely intervention.
Genetic Testing for Gene Mutations
This test explores your genetic makeup to identify cancer-related gene mutations.
What does it look for in your body?
It looks for specific gene mutations associated with increased cancer susceptibility.
For whom is it suitable?
Recommended for individuals with a family history of hereditary cancers.
Why do we offer it?
Genetic testing provides crucial insights into your risk profile, allowing for personalised healthcare and preventive measures.
TruCheck - Early Cancer Test
This test detects tumor cells circulating in the bloodstream, aiding in early cancer detection.
What does it look for in your body?
It identifies and monitors circulating tumor cells, providing valuable diagnostic information.
For whom is it suitable?
Recommended for cancer survivors and individuals undergoing cancer treatment.
Why do we offer it?
Monitoring circulating tumor cells helps track treatment effectiveness and potential cancer recurrence.
Cervical Screening
Cervical screening (Pap smear) checks for abnormal cells on the cervix, helping prevent cervical cancer.
For whom is it suitable?
Recommended for women as part of routine gynaecological care and cancer prevention.
Why do we offer it?
Early detection of cervical abnormalities can prevent the development of cervical cancer.