Women’s Health

Women’s health, discussed privately

Consultations you can have from your own space, without a waiting room.

Women's health covers a wide range of concerns, and many of them are easier to raise from somewhere private than across a reception desk. A remote consultation removes that barrier.

The doctor takes a full history, discusses your concern properly, and either manages it remotely or connects you with the right professional - which may be a specialist, a dietitian, or a psychologist, depending on what you need.

What this covers

  • General women's health consultations
  • Contraception advice, initiation and review
  • Sexual health concerns
  • Menstrual and cycle-related concerns
  • Referral to a specialist where indicated
  • Laboratory test requests where appropriate

Good to know

Some concerns need a physical examination, a scan, or a screening test that cannot be done remotely. Where that is the case you will be told clearly and referred appropriately.

All services are subject to appropriate clinical assessment, professional scope of practice and clinical suitability.

How It Works

From first message to next step

01

Get in touch

Message us on WhatsApp, call, or send an email. Tell us briefly what you need.

02

We arrange a time

We confirm a time for a consultation that fits around your day.

03

The consultation

The healthcare professional takes your history, assesses the concern and discusses the appropriate next step with you.

04

What happens next

A prescription, certificate, test request or referral — whichever is clinically appropriate for your situation.

Questions

Common questions

Do I need to be examined?

It depends entirely on the concern. Many can be assessed through history and discussion; some cannot, and you will be referred for examination.

Is the consultation confidential?

Yes. The same professional and legal confidentiality obligations apply as in an in-person consultation.

Can I be referred to a gynaecologist?

Yes. Specialist referral is available where it is clinically indicated.

Speak to someone about women's health

Send a WhatsApp message and we will connect you with the right healthcare professional for your situation.