How we help
Women’s health checks
Comprehensive women's health checks with a specialist — bloods, screening and a personalised plan.
- £675
- 1 hour appointments
- In person
Our Women’s Health Check is a thorough, hour-long assessment with one of our doctors. It gives you a full picture of your health and expert advice, so you can take steps now to protect your long-term wellbeing.
What’s included
- General health: a complete review of your overall wellbeing
- Menstrual and hormonal health: your cycle and hormonal symptoms
- Menopause: advice and support through the transition
- Contraception: options that fit your life
- Breast health: a clinical breast examination
- Pelvic examination
- Lifestyle: your diet, exercise and daily habits
- Blood pressure, height and weight
- Urine test to check for infection
- Comprehensive blood tests (below)
Blood tests included
- Full blood count, to check for anaemia and other blood conditions
- Kidney and liver function
- Lipid profile, including cholesterol, for heart health
- Thyroid function
- HbA1c, a check for diabetes
- Ferritin (iron stores)
- Folate, vitamin B12 and vitamin D
Further tests
Depending on what you discuss, your doctor may recommend further tests, such as additional blood tests, an ultrasound scan, a mammogram or a bone density scan. These cost extra, and your doctor will explain them first.
Why regular checks matter
Many health problems are easier to treat when they are found early. A regular check gives you the chance to spot concerns sooner and get advice that is specific to you.
Fees
| Women’s Health Check 1 hour | £675 |
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Where this service is available
Frequently asked questions
How long does a health check take?
About an hour with the doctor. Blood is taken during the visit.
Are scans included?
No. If your doctor recommends a scan, such as an ultrasound, mammogram or bone density scan, it is charged separately and they will explain it first.
Conditions we help with
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Perimenopause
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