ourfuturehealth.org.uk Anmeldelser 

Attended my appointment under the false pretence that I would receive a blood lipid analysis. At the test was told I would get my height, weight and blood pressure in exchange for my blood sample. The person taking the appointment seemed to be very well aware of the trick to get people to attend and wasn't surprised that I left. It's a scam! And sponsored by the NHS!! Do not sign up.

All seems rather dodgy, they ask questions that are clearly related to marketing not health, assume they sell information to other sales companies. not really NHS involved.

AVOID

Buying your DNA for a tenner! Do some research before signing up, I’m sure you will very quickly bin the unsolicited letter, as I just have. No thank you!

Suspicious about the letter I received out of the blue. Already have these items checked regularily by my GP service. Have checked with both my health centre and my MP, neither of these know anything about this company, My gut feeling tells me that this is some sort of scam to get my health details for them to use for whatever purpose they choose. The letter has now gone on the fire.

Got my unsolicited OFH letter. Did some research. Loud headlines that they are a UK company funded by UK government. Loud claims that they cant use existing NHS databank as it has different objectives. I'm sure it does.
It would be preferable if the UK government enabled a wider scope of research objectives by the NHS secure databank instead of investing afresh with a new company.
A new company that doesn't broadcast too loudly that, although they might not have any direct USA ownership, they do have "partners" who are also investing? One founding partner being Pfizer... the ginormous USA pharmeceutical.
Sorry... not going to submit my health details or DNA to anyone who will use it
on their quest towards NHS privatisation.

Our Future Health is harvesting confidential medical information by waving a £10 carrot voucher for a sample of your DNA, Blood type, Seram, Plasma, Platelets, Red Cells etc... STOP, dont give a free sample, you will also give vital confidential data about yourself which added altogether is totally personal and GOLD to all asking!!!!!!

I signed up in good faith and now wish I hadn't. The appointment in Boots was perfunctory, rude, inattentive, unfriendly, and I almost walked out half way through. Totally unlike the kind attentive service with the NHS Galleri trial which I did for 3 years. I would never ever recommend this firm or process. It appears to be dishonest and my experience was dreadful. Now regretfully they have my DNA for a tenner which took me an hour to download and use.

Why is this company sharing your information with Tik Tok?
Deceptive and shoddy beyond belief.
AVOID.

BEHAVE!
Data harvesting...

Individuals like sir John Bell look suspicious, when you look up their info.
Content looks like a data collection effort.
If public money has been involved in this scheme, then it needs to be investigated and punishment dealt out.
Acts like a scam, smells like a scam.

I am very disappointed with what happened to me in the program Our Future Health. The nurse who took my blood acted as if she was there as a punishment. When she couldn't find a vein in one arm, she didn't even try to look for it in the other. Only when I asked why she wasn't checking in the other, with great grace she started checking my other arm. Very disappointed, very unpleasant meeting.

This is based only on the letter received 2/1/25. As someone who has been working in primary care for over a decade and now overseeing NHS services within a large GP Federation, why was this not communicated via the ICBs / PCNs and filtered to relevant patients? Straight in the bin.

Thought it was maybe a good idea but the first two questions pissed me off so I stopped. Also my blood is taken every year for diabetes 2 why if they are full NHS can't they use that with my agreement instead of another blood test.

Also as a pureblood I have no interest in helping Big Pharma screw the NHS for more money.

I thought long and hard about this letter. It did not come from my GP Practice, so looked here for the reviews. Although it sounds like a good idea, and it said about 'treating diseases earlier', I have decided not to go ahead. My GP Practice has some issues but generally, when I need checks I get them, even if have to wait several weeks for them and then any follow ups. They have been proactive about offering me various services so will stick with that. As other contributors have mentioned, the NHS has all the anonymised data necessary already so I can't see the need for Pfizer et al to get involved separately. I had a bad reaction to their Covid jab so not keen on anything else of theirs just now.

I received a letter today. Looked on their website. The pictures of the team was off putting. They look like Tom pick and Harry. Then, omg, I read the negative reviews here. I will not be signing up. £10 for my Dna you must think we were born yesterday.

Having received a generic letter with a very murky explanation, I researched this business, I don't agree with it at all. We have a Natiional Health Service which is bound by confidentiality and if a research department is needed then I would happily agree to contributing to another arm of the NHS BUT not to an over funded separate private entity. The huge amounts of money they've been misguidedly awarded should be re-appropriated to a secure NHS department. The NHS app is probably more secure than having your data spreading to goodness knows where. At least while doing the checks it would all be easily accessible to the GP surgery and the surgery blood tests, (with permission) could also include the research element. It'd be a lot more cost and time efficient. Moreoever this potential extra funding would enable some of the existing NHS tests to actually take place. I had blood tests for an invited over 60s check months ago but there's never any follow up appointments as no funding for nurses to carry this out.

Something is not right with these guys. Got a message about cholesterol tests saying I'd registered with them. Err - no I haven't. So how did they get my e mail address? Who sold them that info'. Yeah I got the letter but having read stuff on their site and here - no way. Complained and no answer except auto fob off. Will follow up in the new year but not got a good feeling about this. It's a great idea but I don't trust the process. Someone is making a tonne of cash for this and that doesn't sit right with me.

Totally a scam.
Only exists to farm your personal and medical data then sell it on.
Attending the so called "Medical"is just for show,a distraction,there are NO accredited Doctors or Nurses present.
If you are silly enough to give out all your info for £10 to make greedy scammers even richer...then good luck 😅
You even have to submit your photo to post a review...not dodgy there then! Lol

Received a letter to my household (unaddressed to any individual) requesting participation in a data collecting exercise under the guise of health research. Let me be clear: the data exists already and the NHS has it. In fact, the NHS data set is the largest, most detailed of its kind, and very lucrative to privateers involved in health. The problem with worsening outcomes in health for British people right now, is NOT lack of data, but lack of effective government and the chronic lack of interest within government in funding health, social care, proper housing or investing in our national infrastructure. None of our successive governments have been interested in improving working conditions, in bringing pay up to livable levels, nor have they been committed to looking after the vulnerable members of society, all things which would greatly and immeasurably help people's health and mental health, our communities and lives. They preside over a broken food system that floods our supermarkets with toxic, processed mush that passes as food, while actual food and medicine becomes more expensive. The problem is what I'm looking at right here, a layer cake of parasitic private entities eating up NHS budget while hospitals are falling apart and nurses go to food banks, and the fact that governments we trust in allow it to happen, and the individuals in those governments personally profit from this deranged process. In a nutshell, no, we won't be participating in yet another charade. You have the data, Mr Streeting, Mr Ali and Sir Bell. You're just too committed to a project of awarding yourselves and your ilk large salaries of the kind us at the bottom can only dream of, while you mine us for every penny of our paltry wages.

I don't think that the private pharma companies within Our Future Health are offering fair recompense to participants for handing over family medical histories and DNA, nor are there adequate guarantees about data privacy and safety.