Polish-speaking service
A Polish clinic in Glasgow — blood tests in Polish
Health Factory is a Polish diagnostic clinic in Glasgow — the entire service, test descriptions, forms and contact are all available in Polish. You won't need to translate your symptoms into another language or guess what an abbreviation on your result means.
Slots every 20 minutes
No referral, no waiting in line.
Our clinic in Glasgow
2 Back Causeway, Glasgow G31 5HE
Service in Polish
+44 7443 652 912
Why patients choose a Polish-speaking clinic
Diagnostics is a conversation about your health — it's easier to have it in your native language. With us, you can choose your test panel, learn how to prepare, and find out how you'll receive your results, all in Polish.
- Registration, blood draw and contact in Polish
- A Polish phlebotomist and Polish-speaking phone support
- Test and biomarker names described in Polish, prices in pounds
- A clinic in Dennistoun, close to the Polish community in Parkhead and Govanhill
What's on offer
Comprehensive blood test packages, a private full blood count, private hormone testing, thyroid testing without a referral, a full kidney and liver profile, a blood vitamin panel and the ALEX 2.0 allergy test.
Where we are
2 Back Causeway, Glasgow G31 2QB. Reachable by bus routes 41 and 46, Bellgrove train station nearby, free on-street parking. A mandatory £25 phlebotomy fee applies to every appointment (covers the blood draw, sample handling and transport to the laboratory).
Blood tests in your area
We welcome patients from Glasgow and towns within a 50-mile radius — check travel time and local information:
Frequently asked questions
Is the whole service really in Polish?
Yes — registration, the pre-draw consultation, paperwork and email contact are all handled in Polish.
Is the clinic only for Polish patients?
No, we welcome all patients — service is available in both Polish and English.
Will I get my result explained in Polish?
Your laboratory report contains test names and reference ranges; we'll help you understand it in Polish and flag anything worth discussing with a doctor.
More answers in the FAQ section.