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Online vs in-person consultations

Some patients prefer to have their consultations in person, but the quality and care of the service is the same in an online appointment.

Booking online can give you better flexibility in appointment dates that work for you.

Can’t find a clinic near you?

We offer online appointments that cover the same as in-person

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Our Founder, Dr Naomi Potter, on how we’re here to help

“I had met so many patients who felt confused about their symptoms, anxious without clear guidance, and left without a diagnosis or information about menopause. With Menopause Care, I wanted to change that, offering the support, knowledge, and compassion women deserve to feel their best through midlife.”

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Everything you want to know

NHS menopause clinics in London provide important specialist services, usually based at large teaching hospitals. However, waiting times can be long and appointments are often limited in length.

Private menopause clinics offer faster access to specialist doctors, longer consultations, and more personalised care. Menopause Care is a leading private menopause clinic in London for women seeking timely, in-depth support and continuity of care.

Specialist NHS menopause services in London are typically provided through major hospitals. These include menopause and premature ovarian insufficiency clinics at Guy’s and St Thomas’, menopause and PMS or PMDD services at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, and endocrine and reproductive health support at University College London Hospital.

Availability and referral criteria vary, and waiting times can differ between clinics.

Understanding the cost of menopause care helps you plan with confidence. At Menopause Care, pricing is transparent and clearly explained before you book.

  • Initial specialist consultation: £295 for 45 minutes
  • Follow-up appointments: from £225
  • Specialist nurse consultations: £160

Your doctor will discuss next steps, follow-ups, and prescriptions clearly so there are no surprises.

Yes. All Menopause Care doctors are accredited by the British Menopause Society. This means your care is delivered by clinicians with advanced training in menopause medicine who follow NICE and BMS clinical guidelines.

Yes. Menopause Care offers secure video consultations with British Menopause Society-accredited doctors. Online menopause appointments provide the same level of specialist care as in-person consultations and are suitable for women across London and the UK.

Body-identical HRT uses hormones that are chemically identical to those produced naturally by the body. These treatments are regulated, pharmaceutical-grade, and prescribed according to evidence-based guidelines.

Menopause Care specialists focus on body-identical HRT as part of personalised treatment plans aligned with NICE and British Menopause Society recommendations.

Bioidentical hormone therapy is safe and regulated when it refers to pharmaceutical-grade, body-identical hormones prescribed within UK clinical guidelines.

At Menopause Care, bioidentical always means body-identical. We do not prescribe compounded or unregulated hormone preparations.

Yes. Menopause Care offers holistic menopause treatment alongside medical care. This may include nutrition and lifestyle medicine, support with weight and metabolic changes, and evidence-based therapies such as CBT and hypnotherapy for symptoms like hot flushes, anxiety, and sleep problems.

Yes. Premature ovarian insufficiency (POI) and surgical menopause require specialist expertise and tailored hormone replacement strategies. Menopause Care doctors are experienced in managing these conditions and providing appropriate treatment and follow-up.

Yes. Menopause Care offers specialist menopause support for complex hormone-related conditions, including premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD). The team also has specific expertise in the relationship between hormones and histamine intolerance or MCAS, which is not commonly addressed in general women’s health clinics.

No. While some women search for a menopause clinic on Harley Street, specialist menopause care is now available across London. Menopause Care offers clinics in Mayfair, Barnes, Wimbledon, and Surbiton, as well as online consultations.