NHS (National Health Service): reading your lab results
How to get your blood-test results from the NHS (the NHS App and your GP), and how Mediora helps you understand every marker.
About
The NHS (National Health Service) is the publicly funded health system of the United Kingdom. Blood tests are ordered by your GP or a hospital, done at an NHS phlebotomy service or hospital, and the results are returned to the clinician who ordered them.
How to get your results
Results are increasingly visible to patients in the NHS App, where your GP practice has enabled online records; otherwise you get them from your GP surgery by phone, message or a printout, and some hospitals use their own patient portals. Where a downloadable copy or a printout is available you can save it as a PDF — the file you upload to Mediora; a clear photo of a paper result works too.
What it covers
NHS care, including blood tests ordered by your GP or a hospital, is free at the point of use.
What Mediora does with your NHS (National Health Service) results
Upload the PDF to Mediora for a plain-language explanation of every marker, questions to take to your doctor, and a view of how each value is trending across tests. You can keep a separate history for each family member. This is an AI explanation to help you prepare — not a doctor's review, and not a diagnosis.
Mediora is independent of the NHS — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of it — and does not replace your doctor.
Source: nhs.uk (official)