Proactive screening, built
around how women age
A 60-minute consultation assessing osteoporosis risk and cardiovascular health, addressing the factors that make women's risk profile genuinely different — before a problem develops, not after.
Risk factors that are
often overlooked
Oestrogen's protective role in bone density, and cardiovascular risk factors specific to women, are two of the most significant, and most overlooked, health considerations as women age.
Our medical approach
"A £2k baseline package and a £15k one usually agree on around 90% of what matters — a thorough history and risk review tells us most of what we need to prioritise."
Falling oestrogen accelerates bone density loss and shifts cardiovascular risk, often years before symptoms make the change obvious.
Strong family history of osteoporosis or heart disease is worth investigating properly, at any age.
Our membership assigns you a named GP who tracks your risk factors over years, not a single snapshot.
Not a simple GP appointment — whole-person, on purpose
Diet, weight-bearing activity, smoking, stress and sleep all genuinely affect bone and heart health — we look at all of it, not a bloods-only checklist.
The menopausal transition, PCOS, and pregnancy complications like pre-eclampsia genuinely affect risk — factored in directly, not overlooked.
Your GP reads your responses in advance, so the conversation starts from a genuine baseline.
Because you've completed a detailed health history beforehand, none of that time is spent on basic form-filling.
You leave with a written health plan and clear next steps — tracked over years, not reassessed from zero.
Comprehensive UK longevity assessments elsewhere often cost £2,000–£15,000+. Ours brings the same whole-person thinking to one £200 appointment.
Your hour starts
before you walk in
A secure link sent after booking — 15 to 20 minutes, covering your background, family history, lifestyle and goals.
Your doctor reads your responses before you meet, so the conversation starts from a genuine baseline.
With the groundwork already done, your 60 minutes is spent on real discussion and planning — not paperwork.
One fee, every focus area
We believe knowing the price upfront is part of feeling safe and respected. What you see is what you pay.
A full 60-minute consultation with a GMC-registered GP, covering osteoporosis risk and cardiovascular screening.
- Pre-appointment health history review
- Personal & family risk assessment
- Written health plan & follow-up
- Coordinated referrals where needed
For a quicker, standard concern that doesn't need the full 60 minutes, a video appointment may be the better fit.
- 30-minute video consultation
- General health discussion
- Guidance on next steps
- Prescription where needed
A named GP who tracks your bone and cardiovascular risk over years, with priority booking and proactive planning.
- Unlimited appointments
- Named dedicated GP
- Priority booking
- Annual preventive screening
Bone density scans and blood tests are quoted separately and confirmed before proceeding. View full fee schedule →
Trusted by women across the UK
Real care builds real relationships. Here's what our patients say.
"For the first time in years I felt truly listened to. My GP didn't rush me, took everything seriously, and I left with a clear plan. It genuinely changed how I think about my health."
"I'd been struggling with perimenopausal symptoms for over a year and felt dismissed elsewhere. Here I was heard immediately. The holistic approach made all the difference."
"Booking was easy, the clinic was calm and private, and seeing the same doctor each time means she knows my story. It's the kind of healthcare I always wanted but never had."
Everything you need to know
There's no single correct age, but many women find this most relevant from perimenopause onwards, though it's equally relevant earlier with a strong family history.
Where clinically indicated, your GP will coordinate a referral for bone density scanning as part of the wider assessment.
You'll receive a secure link to a health history questionnaire, taking 15 to 20 minutes. Your GP reviews it before you meet, so your hour starts from a real baseline.
£200 for a full 60-minute consultation with a GMC-registered GP. View our full fee schedule.
Yes, HRT can play a meaningful role in maintaining bone density for many women, discussed as part of a wider risk-reduction conversation where relevant.
Yes — factors such as the menopausal transition, PCOS, and pregnancy-related complications specifically affect cardiovascular risk in women, and this consultation accounts for that.
Yes, relevant blood tests such as lipid profiles can be coordinated as part of your cardiovascular assessment.
Our team is here to help. Call, email, or book a free 10-minute introductory call to see if Her Healthcare is right for you.
More ways we can support you
Proactive, long-term planning.
Proactive annual health checks.
Care tailored to your age and stage.
Blood tests & imaging, coordinated.
Unlimited visits with a named GP.
Same care, consult from home.
Full range of conditions we manage.
Hormonal health & preconception.
Bone and heart health,
screened before it's urgent
This is not a simple GP appointment. It's a full hour dedicated to two of the areas most affected by hormonal change across a woman's life — bone density and cardiovascular health — assessed proactively for women across the UK, not after a fracture or a cardiac event forces the issue.
Seeing the whole picture: body, mind, environment, lifestyle
Bone and heart health are shaped by far more than genetics alone. Your GP reviews diet, weight-bearing activity, smoking, stress and sleep alongside your personal and family history — your body, your daily environment, and the external pressures affecting how well you're able to look after yourself.
What we do differently
This consultation addresses the risk factors that make women's risk profile genuinely different from a generic model — the menopausal transition's effect on bone density and cardiovascular risk, the connection between PCOS and long-term cardiovascular risk, and the elevated risk linked to pregnancy complications like pre-eclampsia. Bone and cardiovascular health are assessed together deliberately, because the same underlying hormonal transition drives risk in both.
What happens after your appointment
You leave with a written health plan, not just a memory of the conversation. Where investigations are recommended — bone density scanning, blood tests, or further cardiovascular assessment — these are coordinated by your GP, with results reviewed at a follow-up appointment and a clear, practical plan agreed based on what's actually found.
Proactive screening built around
how women's risk actually changes
Book a 60-minute bone and cardiovascular health screening with a GP who looks at the whole picture — £200.
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