Appointments

Booking an appointment

You can refer yourself, or ask your GP or another doctor to refer you.

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Step by step

How it works

  1. Get in touch

    Email info@jeywomenshealth.com with your name, a phone number and the days that suit you.

    Please do not put private medical details in the email.

  2. We confirm

    We reply with a date, a time, the place and the fee.

  3. Your first visit

    We talk through your symptoms and your health. An examination is often helpful, and it is always your choice. You can ask for a chaperone.

  4. Your plan

    You leave with a clear explanation and a plan. With your agreement, I write to you and to your GP.

What to bring

  • A list of your medicines
  • Any letters, scan reports or test results
  • Your insurance details and authorisation number, if you are insured
  • A list of your questions

Paying for your care

You can pay for yourself or use private medical insurance.

If you are insured, please contact your insurer before you book, and ask them to confirm that your appointment is covered.

We tell you the consultation fee before you book. If you need tests or a procedure, you get the cost in writing first.

Clinics

Where I see patients

Private appointments in Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire.

If you need help now. This service is for planned appointments. For severe pain, heavy bleeding or any emergency, call 999 or go to A&E. For urgent advice, call NHS 111.