Local · 4 min read · 26 October 2026
Blood tests in Northwich and the surrounding area
If you live in Northwich, you can consider Cheshire Bloods Clinic in Widnes or Crewe. Here is how to check your test, compare listed prices and prepare for your visit.
Written by Danielle Farrar, Registered Manager
If you are searching for a blood test Northwich appointment, first check where your blood sample will actually be taken. Cheshire Bloods Clinic has two clinics: one in Widnes and one in Crewe. We do not have a clinic in Northwich, so you would need to travel to one of these locations.
This guide is for you if you live in Northwich or the surrounding area and are considering a private blood test. It covers the clinic addresses, a selection of listed test prices and the details worth checking before you arrange your visit.
Where can you attend from Northwich?
| Clinic | Address |
|---|---|
| Widnes | 84 Victoria Road, Widnes, WA8 7RA |
| Crewe | 73-75 Nantwich Road, Crewe, CW2 6AW |
Choose the location that fits your journey rather than assuming one will always be quicker. Your starting point, transport and traffic can affect the route. Use the full clinic address when planning your travel, and check the appointment location carefully before setting off.
If step-free access, parking or public transport connections matter for your visit, check those details before booking. You can also ask about appointment availability at your preferred clinic. Avoid making travel arrangements around an assumed opening time or an appointment that has not been confirmed.
Check the Widnes and Crewe clinic details before planning your journey from Northwich.
View our clinicsCheck the exact blood test you need
If a healthcare professional has requested blood tests, use the names on their request when checking the catalogue. A single test and a group of tests are not necessarily interchangeable. Similar wording can also make it easy to select a different listing from the one requested.
For example, the catalogue includes Glucose - Blood (with Biochemistry), Glucose - Blood (without Biochemistry) and Random Blood Glucose. Do not choose between these simply by price. If the wording is unclear, confirm the requested test before arranging your blood draw.
If you do not know which test you need, a conversation with a qualified healthcare professional can help clarify the request. A catalogue is useful for finding a named test, but it cannot decide which investigations are appropriate for your individual circumstances.
Examples of blood test prices
The following selection shows listed prices for individual tests. Every price shown includes the in-clinic blood draw. Use the exact test name when checking a price, and confirm your selection if you have been given a request covering several different tests.
| Test | Price, including blood draw |
|---|---|
| Glucose - Blood (with Biochemistry) | £28.00 |
| Chloride | £32.00 |
| ESR | £33.00 |
| Total Protein | £41.00 |
| Cholesterol | £41.00 |
| Magnesium | £41.00 |
| Glucose - Blood (without Biochemistry) | £42.00 |
| Liver Function Test | £43.00 |
| Full Blood Count (Haem) | £45.00 |
| Random Blood Glucose | £45.00 |
Look up the test name on your request before choosing your appointment.
Find a testPreparing for your blood draw
Preparation depends on the test. Some blood tests require fasting or collection at a particular time, while others do not. Check the instructions for your specific booking rather than following preparation advice intended for a different test. Ask for clarification if you have not received clear instructions.
- Confirm the test name and whether any preparation is required.
- Ask whether you need to bring a test request, identification or other paperwork.
- Check the clinic address and the confirmed appointment details.
- Mention any previous difficulty with blood draws or tendency to feel faint.
- Wear clothing that allows easy access to your upper arm.
A blood draw usually involves taking a sample from a vein in your arm. Tell the person taking your blood if you feel anxious about needles. Sharing this before the sample is taken gives them useful information about your previous experiences and any concerns you have.
Plan how you will receive and discuss results
Before booking, ask how results will be provided and what timing applies to your chosen test. Do not assume that every blood test follows the same timetable. If you need a report for a planned healthcare appointment, explain this and check the arrangements before committing to a date.
Blood test reports commonly include reference ranges. These are not a substitute for an individual clinical assessment. Arrange to discuss your report with the healthcare professional who requested the test, or another qualified clinician, rather than trying to draw conclusions from a number on its own.
Your next step from Northwich
Start with the exact test you need, then choose between Widnes and Crewe. Confirm preparation, appointment details and results arrangements before travelling. Keeping those checks together can help you plan your visit without relying on assumptions about the location or what your booking includes.
Ask about test listings or visit arrangements before travelling from Northwich.
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