Existing patients
Review your progress, fine-tune your treatment plan, and make sure you're feeling your best - not just better. In person at our Nottingham and Sutton Coldfield clinics, or online by video.
Eligibility
To ensure safe and effective care, follow-up consultations are available to women who have been seen at Health in Menopause within the last 12 months. After 12 months, an initial consultation is needed instead - a lot can change in a year.
Been more than 12 months since you last saw us?
Book an initial consultationBook your follow-up
Both options give you the same 30-minute follow-up with your menopause specialist. Pick whichever fits your life - the booking forms below will guide you through the rest.
Fill in the form below to book an in-person consultation with one of our practitioners at either our Nottingham or Sutton Coldfield clinic for a time that suits you.
Fill in the form below to book a video consultation with one of our practitioners at a time that suits you.
For existing patients only, please call the clinic on 0115 6463390 to book a blood test. Learn more about blood tests.
If you need to be seen sooner than the available slots, call our reception team on 0115 6463390 — we can add you to our cancellation waiting list.
From Dr Alice Duffy
Hear from Alice, our founder and lead menopause specialist, on why follow-up appointments matter more than people realise — and what makes them so valuable for getting your treatment exactly right.
Watch · ~60 seconds
Why follow-ups matter
Finding the right HRT or treatment plan is rarely immediate. Follow-ups are where the real fine-tuning happens — and where new treatments come into the picture.
Few women hit their optimal dose first time. Follow-ups are when we adjust the type, dose or delivery method so your treatment actually delivers — not just kind of works.
Follow-ups are when we discuss adding testosterone, switching products, or trying non-hormonal options as your needs and symptoms evolve.
Regular review keeps your treatment safe and effective long-term. We track symptoms, levels and side effects so nothing slips through the cracks.
Your follow-up
Your follow-up fee covers everything you need to review and refine your care — including your renewed prescription where appropriate.
Follow-up consultation
Up to 30 minutes with a menopause specialist · Treatment review and adjustment · Renewed private prescription where appropriate · Written summary by email.
£190
Up to 30 minutes
Follow-up questions
Common questions from existing patients booking a follow-up consultation.
Not as a follow-up — to keep your care safe, after 12 months we'd ask you to book an initial consultation instead. A lot can change in a year, and an initial gives us the time to take a fresh history. You can book an initial consultation here.
Follow-ups are up to 30 minutes — long enough to review your symptoms, adjust your treatment, and renew your prescription. For more complex changes, we sometimes recommend a longer initial-style consultation.
Follow-up consultations are £190 and include your prescription where one is issued. See full pricing for blood tests and other services.
Yes — follow-ups are the right place to discuss adding testosterone, switching HRT formulations, or trying new approaches. Where blood tests are needed first, we'll arrange them as part of your plan. Learn more about testosterone for women.
Your first follow-up is typically recommended around three months after your initial consultation. If no changes are needed at that point, a further follow-up is usually around six months later. We'll always recommend a timeline that fits your situation.
For existing patients, please call the clinic on 0115 6463390 to book a blood test. Learn more about our blood tests.
That's exactly what follow-ups are for. Finding the right plan is rarely immediate — many women need adjustments to dose, type or delivery before symptoms are well-controlled. Book a follow-up and we'll work through it together.
Sometimes. With your permission, we'll write to your NHS GP summarising your treatment. Whether they then take over depends on the medication and your local NHS policy — many of our patients do successfully transition.
Scroll up to book your follow-up — or call us if you'd prefer to chat first.
IMPORTANT UPDATE
We are still here for you for appointments, prescriptions and support as normal until 23 October, but then we close. Please take a moment to read about how this affects your care.
