Simple Iron Deficiency Assessment & Treatment Pathway
Iron Assessment & Treatment Package – £649
Our complete iron deficiency service includes:
- Comprehensive iron blood testing, including Ferritin, Full Blood Count and Iron Studies
- Clinical assessment and review of your results
- Independent Prescriber consultation
- 500mg IV iron infusion if clinically appropriate
- Monitoring during treatment
- Aftercare and follow-up advice
The aim is simple: to identify whether iron deficiency is contributing to your symptoms and, where appropriate, provide treatment without unnecessary delays.
IV iron treatment is only provided where clinically appropriate following review of your blood results and medical history.
If your results show that IV iron is not suitable, or another cause is more likely, we will explain this clearly and advise on the most appropriate next steps.
Symptoms that may be linked to iron deficiency
- Persistent fatigue
- Low energy
- Brain fog
- Breathlessness
- Restless legs
- Hair thinning
- Poor exercise tolerance
Clear and straightforward care
- You do not pay for treatment unless you need it
- Every step is explained before you move forward
- No hidden costs
- Local access in Doncaster and Newark
- Faster, clearer process than waiting for answers elsewhere
This is about getting the right diagnosis and the right treatment, not rushing into something unnecessary.
Start with the assessment
If you think low iron may be affecting how you feel, the first step is simple: get tested properly.
Once you have clear results, you will know exactly what comes next.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does iron deficiency assessment and treatment cost?
Our most popular option is the Complete Iron Assessment & Treatment Package for £649. This includes comprehensive blood testing, clinical review, Independent Prescriber consultation, a 500mg IV iron infusion if clinically appropriate, monitoring during treatment, and aftercare advice.
We also offer standalone assessment and treatment options where appropriate.
Do I need an assessment before an iron infusion?
Yes. Iron infusion treatment should only be given when there is evidence that iron deficiency is contributing to your symptoms.
We start with blood testing and clinical review to understand what is causing your symptoms and whether treatment is appropriate.
Do I need a referral from my GP?
No. You do not need a referral, approval, or permission from your NHS GP to access assessment through this service.
You can book directly with Holden’s Chemist Express and we will guide you through the assessment process.
What is included in the Complete Iron Assessment & Treatment Package?
- Comprehensive iron blood testing including Ferritin, Full Blood Count and Iron Studies
- Clinical assessment and review of your results
- Independent Prescriber consultation
- 500mg IV iron infusion if clinically appropriate
- Monitoring during treatment
- Aftercare and follow-up advice
Will everyone with low iron need an infusion?
No. Treatment recommendations are based on your symptoms, blood results, medical history, and clinical assessment.
Some patients may benefit from oral iron, further investigation, or a different treatment approach.
What happens if an iron infusion is not suitable for me?
If your results suggest that IV iron is not appropriate, we will explain this clearly and advise on the most appropriate next steps.
The aim is to identify the cause of your symptoms and help you move forward with confidence.
What happens during an iron infusion?
The infusion is administered through a small cannula, usually placed in the arm. You will remain comfortable throughout the appointment and be monitored during treatment.
Most patients spend the appointment sitting comfortably, reading, working, or relaxing.
What happens after treatment?
Aftercare advice is provided and, where appropriate, follow-up blood testing may be recommended to assess your response to treatment and monitor your iron levels.
Are there any hidden costs?
No. We believe in transparent pricing.
You will always understand what is included, what happens next, and what costs apply before proceeding with any stage of treatment.