Liberty Health Clinics

Liberty Health Clinics is for patients seeking private women’s health, menopause, gynaecology, sexual health, fertility, screening and GP care. Care is delivered through in-person clinics in Esher and White City, London, and through an online clinic.

The clinic covers perimenopause and menopause, PMS and PMDD, hormonal concerns, menstrual concerns, heavy periods, pelvic pain, endometriosis, fibroids, polyps, adenomyosis, infections and thrush. Menopause care may include body identical hormones, regulated bioidentical hormones, and in some cases other forms of HRT, in accordance with British Menopause Society guidelines.

Sexual and reproductive health services include STI screening, HPV testing, libido concerns, contraception, IUD coil insertion, IUD replacement, fertility checks, fertility evaluations, cycle tracking guidance, preconception care, ovulation support, family planning support, and pregnancy and early care. Sexual health testing and care are private and confidential.

Screening and diagnostic services include health screening and tests, blood tests, cancer screening, STI comprehensive screen, advanced hormone profile, basic hormone profile, hormone and nutrition screen, fertility screen and Wid Easy testing. The clinic also provides medical weight management, including lifestyle support and prescription treatments such as Mounjaro and Wegovy, and covers PCOS, insulin resistance and nutrition within its metabolic and lifestyle care.

Private GP services are available for general health needs. Women’s health appointments are for individuals assigned female at birth from adolescence through to post-menopause. The general practice clinic also sees children and individuals assigned male at birth.

The clinical team includes gynaecologists, menopause specialist doctors and women’s health GP specialists. Menopause specialists are accredited by the British Menopause Society, and women’s health GP specialists hold the Diploma in Sexual and Reproductive Health. No referral is required for an appointment, and with consent the clinic can write to a patient’s GP about medication advice.