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How the programme works.

One connected pathway: understand the context, collect the right data, review it with a physician and turn the result into practical support.

Reviewed by Lyxaa clinical teamLast reviewed 28 August 20267 minute read

The pathway

Connected from intake to follow up.

The Lyxaa Preventive Health Programme is designed so that the test, consultation and plan are not separate products. Each stage gives the next stage better context. This makes the experience easier to follow and helps the clinical team keep recommendations grounded in the information available.

01

Intake and suitability

You share relevant health history, medicines, recent reports, current concerns and goals. The team confirms whether the programme is appropriate or whether another care route makes more sense.

02

Panel confirmation

The programme tier defines the overall depth. The clinical team confirms the selected tests and shares any preparation instructions that apply to your collection.

03

Home sample collection

A trained collection professional visits the confirmed address. Collection timing and practical instructions are shared after your place is confirmed.

04

Physician review

Your physician reviews the results with the context you provided, then explains relevant patterns, limitations and any follow up that may be needed.

05

Individual guidance

The care team translates the review into realistic nutrition and daily-routine guidance. Advanced also adds guided fitness coaching.

06

Follow-up and refinement

Support continues for the period included in your tier. Advanced includes a scheduled retest so the team can compare selected markers over time.

What to expect

Clear roles. Connected care.

Who is involved?

A trained member of our collection team supports home collection. A physician reviews the clinical picture. A nutritionist helps turn that review into food and routine guidance. A clinical pharmacist may be involved where supplementation or medicine context needs specific attention. Advanced includes a fitness coach, and psychological support may be recommended by referral when appropriate.

What should you prepare?

Keep your current medicines and supplements, known diagnoses, allergies, recent reports and key questions ready for the intake. Do not change medicines, fasting routines or supplements simply because you plan to join. Follow only the preparation instructions confirmed for your selected tests.

What happens if a result needs more care?

The programme is not intended to contain every kind of care. A result or symptom may need repeat testing, urgent assessment, specialist review or management by your existing doctor. The physician review should make that boundary clear and direct you to the appropriate next step.

How long does the programme last?Essential includes one month of nutrition support. Standard and Advanced include three months. Advanced also includes guided fitness coaching, a 15 day continuous glucose monitor component and a scheduled before and after retest, subject to final clinical confirmation when the programme opens.

Know what happens next.

Join the waitlist for the opening notification. No price or payment is requested while the programme remains in coming-soon status.