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It sounds like a scam. It's not supported by the health insurance, it's way overpriced, and they charge you for 50 EUR if you decide to cancel 47.9 hours before, forcing you to reschedule.
Just unethical in my opinion.
Went to do a "volledig bloedbeeld" (blood test).
I have done tests with healthcheckcenters.nl before but stopped trusting them completely after finding out their shady practices and that their holding company went bankrupt.
Onedayclinic are a bit pricier but the setting and doctor were very proffesional, and they know what they are doing (you get the report same day, it deletes after 30 signalling good data security practices).
You pay there on site after your blood is taken (relevant because i initially had to reschedule because my blood didnt flow enough :D).
Overall very good, but a bit expensive for the amount of values tested.
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