John Lewis Partners with Randox Health to Offer In-Store Health Checks

The move is part of a turnaround plan to draw shoppers back to brick-and-mortar stores amid declining sales and widespread store closures.

John Lewis is partnering with Randox Health to offer health checks in its department stores, starting with a clinic in High Wycombe, followed by others in Kent and Cheltenham.
The health checks will screen for vitamin deficiencies, hormone imbalances, and gut problems, with customers receiving a diagnostics report within two days.
The move is part of a turnaround plan by John Lewis to draw shoppers back to brick-and-mortar stores, following a decline in sales and the closure of 6,000 stores across the UK over the past five years.
John Lewis has been diversifying its services, having previously rolled out opticians and beauty clinics in its stores.
Randox Health, known for its Covid-19 tests, was scrutinized over how its contracts were awarded but was cleared of any impropriety by the National Audit Office.