Well Woman Health Check-Up in London

The Well Woman Health Check-Up at London Pregnancy Clinic is £850. This is an all-inclusive package covering a consultation with a consultant gynaecologist, a gynaecology ultrasound scan, a pelvic examination, blood pressure assessment and a full panel of blood tests.

It also includes a cervical smear (PAP test) with HPV testing, a sexual health review and swab tests for sexually transmitted infections, plus a follow-up consultation to interpret your results. You can book online or call us to arrange your appointment.

The check-up combines a consultant gynaecologist consultation, a gynaecology ultrasound scan, a pelvic examination and a comprehensive blood screen in a single appointment. It is designed to give you a broad insight into various aspects of female health.

The blood tests screen for haemoglobin, thyroid profile, cholesterol profile, vitamin D, ferritin levels and glucose. The package also covers blood pressure assessment, a cervical smear with HPV testing, a sexual health review, swab tests for sexually transmitted infections, and arrangement of any prescription or onward referral if required.

The Well Woman Health Check-Up is for any woman wanting a comprehensive insight into various female health risk factors. It suits those who have specific health concerns they would like to follow up, as well as anyone seeking a general health screen and pre-pregnancy advice.

Because the package is delivered by a consultant gynaecologist, it is a good option if you would value expert interpretation of your results alongside your scan and blood tests. You can see our other women's health services on our gynaecology page.

Your check-up is carried out by a consultant gynaecologist, who leads the consultation, performs the gynaecology ultrasound scan and pelvic examination, and reviews your family history. Having a consultant involved throughout means your results are interpreted in the context of your individual health.

The consultant can also arrange a prescription or an onward referral if required, and provide pre-pregnancy advice as part of the same appointment. Any concerns identified can be explained in a referral letter to your GP or a specialist of your choice.

You will receive your ultrasound report shortly after your appointment through our secure cloud system. Your blood tests are processed by our partner laboratory, TDL in London, and typically take between two and seven days to be ready.

Once your results are back, we arrange a 10-minute Zoom or telephone consultation to interpret them and discuss any next steps. We are also happy to send your results to your GP and to arrange further referrals where appropriate.

No, you do not need a referral from your GP to book a Well Woman Health Check-Up at London Pregnancy Clinic. You can arrange the appointment directly with us online or by phone, making it a straightforward way to access a comprehensive women's health screen privately.

If your results raise any concerns, we can provide a referral letter explaining our findings to your GP, or refer you on to a private hospital or specialist of your choice from our network of trusted colleagues.

There is no single rule that fits everyone. How often you might choose to have a well-woman health check depends on your age, your health history and your personal circumstances, so it is best discussed with a qualified healthcare professional. Many women use a broad check periodically to keep an eye on aspects of health that can change over time.

It works alongside, not instead of, routine NHS screening. For example, NHS cervical screening is offered to women and people with a cervix aged 25 to 64 at set intervals, and a private well-woman check can complement that programme.

A smear test, now called cervical screening, is one specific test that checks the health of your cervix and looks for high-risk HPV. A Well Woman Health Check-Up is broader: it brings together a consultant gynaecologist consultation, a gynaecology ultrasound scan, a pelvic examination and a full panel of blood tests in a single appointment.

Cervical screening can be included as part of the check, so the smear is one component of a wider women's health review rather than a separate alternative. If you mainly need a pelvic ultrasound, you can also read about our pelvic scan.

Yes. A smear test — a cervical smear (PAP test) together with HPV testing — is included in the Well Woman Health Check-Up where it is appropriate for you. According to Cancer Research UK, nearly all cases of cervical cancer are linked to high-risk HPV, which is why screening is a valuable part of a preventive check.

Your consultant gynaecologist takes the sample during your pelvic examination and explains your results, along with any recommended follow-up, at your results consultation. If you only need STI testing rather than the full package, see our separate sexual health check-up.

No special preparation is usually needed. It can help to have a few details to hand, such as the dates of your menstrual cycle, any medications or supplements you take, and your family medical history, as your consultant will ask about these.

It is also worth noting down any symptoms or questions you would like to raise, so nothing is forgotten on the day. If you would like advice on timing your appointment around your cycle, our team is happy to help when you book your appointment.

There is no fixed age at which well-woman checks should begin. Some women book one in their twenties or thirties as a baseline or as part of pre-pregnancy planning, while others find their forties and fifties a natural point to take stock as their health needs change. The right timing depends on your history and circumstances, so it is worth discussing with a qualified healthcare professional.

NHS programmes offer useful anchors: invitations for NHS cervical screening begin at age 25, and the NHS Health Check is offered every five years between the ages of 40 and 74. A private well-woman check can sit alongside these at any age, bringing your scan, examination and blood test results together in one consultant-led appointment.