Your LiverSpeaks in Numbers.We Translate.
Elevated ALT. Fibrosis score F2. Steatosis Grade 1. These aren't just lab values — they're a story your liver is trying to tell. Our hepatologists read every line.
Do You Know Your Fibrosis Score?
Liver fibrosis progresses silently. Most patients with F1 or F2 fibrosis have no symptoms — but their enzyme panels tell a different story. A fibrosis score isn't a diagnosis. It's a map.
The FIB-4 index combines your age, ALT, AST, and platelet count into a single number that predicts liver scarring with 80%+ accuracy. Your GP can calculate it from your last blood draw — but most don't.
When Was Your Last Hepatic Panel?
A single elevated ALT reading is a flag. A pattern of readings over 18 months is a diagnosis. Liver disease is a time-series problem — one data point tells you nothing.
NAFLD, chronic hepatitis B, and alcohol-related liver disease all progress at different rates. Without serial monitoring, your doctor is flying blind between annual physicals. We track trend lines, not snapshots.
Are Your Symptoms Being Attributed to the Right Cause?
Fatigue, right-side discomfort, brain fog, and bloating are common complaints at annual physicals. They're also the four most common symptoms of non-alcoholic steatohepatitis. How certain is your doctor?
Metabolic syndrome, hypothyroidism, and NAFLD produce nearly identical symptom profiles. Without liver-specific imaging and enzyme panels, it's attribution by exclusion — which leaves the actual cause untreated.
Do You Have a Post-Bariatric Liver Protocol?
Rapid weight loss accelerates fatty liver mobilization. In 30% of bariatric patients, NASH persists or worsens in the 18 months after surgery — even as the scale improves dramatically.
Post-bariatric liver disease follows a distinct metabolic timeline. Without elastography at 6, 12, and 24 months post-op, clinically significant fibrosis can establish itself before anyone notices. We've designed a specific protocol for this population.
The Comprehensive
Liver Audit
One appointment. Every answer. A single 95-minute session that covers the full diagnostic picture — from your first enzyme reading to a written management plan in your hands.
Full Hepatic Panel
- ALT, AST, GGT, ALP
- Bilirubin (total + direct)
- Albumin + prothrombin time
- CBC with differential
Liver Elastography
- FibroScan® transient elastography
- Steatosis grading (CAP score)
- Fibrosis staging F0–F4
- Immediate on-screen results
Specialist Consultation
- Hepatologist review of all results
- Differential diagnosis discussion
- Personalised management plan
- Written report within 48 hours
Hepatologists Who Read
Between the Lines.
Both specialists trained at tertiary referral centres where complex liver disease is the everyday — not the exception.
Dr. Margaret Osei-Bonsu
Fifteen years reading elastography results and enzyme panels that other clinicians had filed as "borderline." She built the Hepar diagnostic protocol from the ground up after seeing too many F3 fibrosis cases that arrived as "slightly elevated ALT."
Dr. Rohan Krishnamurthy
His PhD examined why post-bariatric patients are systematically under-monitored for hepatic outcomes. He designed the clinic's post-surgical liver protocol and has since guided over 800 patients through the 24-month metabolic transition period.
Book Your
Liver Audit.
Three questions. Then we call you to confirm a time. No referral required — we accept self-referrals and GP referrals equally.
Not Ready to Book Yet?
Download the Pre-Visit Liver Checklist — a printable version of today's self-assessment to bring to any doctor.
What to Bring
- Last 12 months of bloodwork (or as far back as you have)
- List of current medications and supplements
- Any previous ultrasound or imaging reports
- Medicare card and private health insurance details
- GP referral letter (optional — not required)