One of the most important preventative healthcare measures a woman can take
Well Women Check
You choose when and where | Qualified Nurse | Confidential | Medical
Informed choices
Breast check
UTI check
Hormones
Cholesterol
Smear
Blood test
Education
Sexual
health
About
all women have different needs when looking for a method of contraception.We know that for many women, with busy lifestyles, it is difficult to get an appointment at a time that is convenient for you.
Consultation
We offer you a consultation in a private setting at a time that is convenient for you with an assigned nurse who will be available to you
Discussion
You will also be given the opportunity to have an in-depth conversation with your nurse with any questions or concerns you may have.
Results
You can decide to choose between our essential or advanced package. Our nurse will call you to discuss them in greater detail and explore any necessary steps needed.
Community
As our patient, you will be given a dedicated nurse that will help with your questions after treatment. Plus, access to an exclusive Facebook community.
Choice
It all comes down to being well informed and making choices that feel right for your. We are here to help you take charge of your health.
What is a well women check?
A comprehensive women’s health MOT, a well woman check is one of the most important preventative healthcare measures a woman can take, designed to provide peace of mind and reassurance at any stage of life. It can detect health issues early and is ideal for women who would like a deeper insight into their health.
Your well woman check will be conducted by a gynaecological nurse with the chance to discuss any further concerns with a female gynaecologist. There are many reasons you may want to consider book a well woman check with us, these may include:
Irregular periods. Unexplained weight gain, Abnormal discharge, Abnormal bleeding, Unexplained insomnia or anxiety, Persistent lower abdominal pain, Recurrent thrush, Recurrent bacterial vaginosis, Recurrent urinary tract infection (UTI), Signs of polycystic ovaries syndrome (PCOS)
