Women's Supportive Services

Holistic support for your wellbeing
  • Personalised support and considered care
  • Physical and mental wellbeing, diet and more
  • Supportive resources, groups and events

Enquiries and appointments

Womens Health

Women's supportive services at HCA UK

Why choose us?

We’re specialists in women’s health, so we know how important it is to care for you holistically. That means not just focusing on your symptoms, but on your physical and mental wellbeing before, during and after your treatment. You’ll get access to our range of supportive services, and our expert teams will tailor that support to your specific condition and care. It’s all the help you need to overcome any challenges and get back to living your life as fully as possible.

  • 200+women's health consultants

  • 48-hourturnaround for diagnostic results

  • One-stopdedicated clinics offering full investigation and treatment plans

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Next-day appointments

With dedicated women's health experts and extended appointment times

State-of-the-art private facilities

Including dedicated women's health clinics, centres and hospitals

Comprehensive care options

For all women's health conditions and their treatment

Women's services

Complementary approaches to support your health and wellbeing

Our expert women’s supportive services provide support and care at every stage of your treatment. Whatever your condition and symptoms, we’ll focus on your overall wellbeing and make sure you get the right support, at the right time.

Womens Health

Gynaecology

A speciality focused on the functions and diseases specific to women and girls, especially those affecting the reproductive system.

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Maternity care

From early scans to postnatal support, you’ll have exceptional care throughout your pregnancy journey at HCA UK. Our leading obstetricians, midwives and nurse specialists will always put your safety and your baby’s wellbeing first to ensure you get gold-standard care in state-of-the-art facilities.

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Cancer care

From the very first moment we meet, you can be assured that when you choose HCA Healthcare UK for your cancer care, you’re choosing a network of expertise and a wealth of experience, combined with the latest cancer treatments.

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Breast health

Get personalised guidance, treatments and support to navigate the challenges that come with a breast cancer diagnosis and its treatment. We’re here for you.

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Women's sexual health

Book an appointment today at our private women’s sexual health clinic and get fast access to tests, screenings and treatment from dedicated women’s sexual health specialists, all in one place.
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Healthy ageing

Our experts can help you live fully and confidently through different chapters of life, understanding and embracing each stage.

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Weight management

We can help you reach and maintain a healthy weight with a whole range of complementary advice and treatment.

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Cardiac screening

Gain complete picture of your cardiovascular health and the support you need to fully understand and actively lower your risk of developing heart problems.

Accessing private health care

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Self-pay

You don’t need health insurance to be seen quickly. If you’re looking for a diagnosis or treatment and don’t want to wait, all of our private healthcare services – from private GP appointments through to surgery and aftercare – can be paid for as and when you need them.

And to give you peace of mind from the start, we’ll give you a clear and transparent quote outlining exactly what’s included in your self-pay package.

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What to expect

Support through every stage of your care

Whatever treatment path you’re on, we’re here for you with a holistic range of wellbeing support services to help keep your body and mind as healthy as possible on that journey. You’ll be able to talk to your consultant and multidisciplinary team about your situation, and what kind of support is right for your specific condition, treatment plan and personal preferences and needs.

 

These are just examples of the kinds of support that can help, but every woman is different. Our experts can help you decide how much support you feel you need, and when you need it, and we’ll always be here for you.

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Consultation

When you have an initial consultation with one of our private GPs or women's health consultants, they’ll talk you through various types of support that can alleviate your symptoms or worries early on. For example, physiotherapy might help with pelvic pain or weakness, or you could get diet advice to help with a chronic condition like endometriosis.

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Dealing with your diagnosis

Receiving a diagnosis can have a big emotional impact and it may also require you fundamentally rethink how you live. That’s why we have psychologists and patient resources ready to help you process any news and prepare for your future. If physiotherapy or a tailored diet plan can help before or alongside your treatment, we’ll give you all the support you need.

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Complementary approaches

The effective and necessary treatments you may need to get better can bring serious physical and mental side effects. Our support is designed help you understand and manage them using proven wellbeing approaches such as acupuncture to alleviate pain from cancer treatment and diet tips for maintaining your strength after surgery. 

 

We also run support groups and events to connect you with people going through similar experiences. Talking really can be the best therapy.

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Aftercare

You can often make a quicker, stronger recovery if you receive ongoing care, such as physiotherapy following childbirth or surgery. Getting back to everyday life can also be easier with the help of psychological and complementary therapies. Whatever your circumstances, our dedicated support teams are here for you after you’ve been discharged, offering considered and focused aftercare.

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Women’s Supportive Services FAQs

Physiotherapy can help to support you with a wide range of conditions, but it’s particularly valuable if you’ve had gynaecological or urological treatment. That’s because it builds muscle strength and speeds up recovery. It can also help during and after pregnancy.

Getting a serious diagnosis can affect your mood and confidence and many conditions and treatments can also have a significant emotional impact. Psychological support can help you process what’s happened and come to terms with how it may affect your life going forward, including your work, your emotional wellbeing, your body image and more.

Yes, it can. Getting the right expert support and advice about your diet can be a hugely effective way to improve your recovery or manage a serious condition in the long-term. Our team of dietitians is here for you with effective and realistic diet plans to help you deliver lasting change.

Complementary therapies can be very effective in shifting your physical and emotional health and putting you in a more positive and healing mindset. If you’re in pain after treatment, you’re anxious or are having trouble sleeping, we have a range of ways to help including acupuncture, reflexology, reiki and more.

Yes, that’s fine. If you let us know your preference when you book your appointment, we’ll do our best to accommodate it.

The cost of your treatment will depend on your individual circumstances and your personalised plan. We’ll always give you a quote outlining exactly what’s included, so you have all the clarity you need, right from the start.

For more information on how to pay, please see the Accessing care section of this page above.

Our patients' stories

We’re dedicated to supporting women through every stage and aspect of life. From physical post-treatment rehabilitation to overcoming emotional hurdles, our services work together to support not just your body, but your wellbeing as a whole.

Orlanda Allen
Women’s Health Service Line Lead