Complete women's health services
At Tend, we provide comprehensive women’s health services with a strong focus on comfort, choice, and evidence-based care. Whether you need contraception advice, are planning a pregnancy, managing menopause symptoms, or simply due for a routine check-up, our experienced women's health team is here to support you.
Contraception and family planning
Contraception also known as birth control, helps prevent pregnancy. There are many different contraceptive methods, including hormonal and non-hormonal options. The right choice for you can change at different stages of your life.
Understanding your options can help you choose the contraception method that best suits your body, lifestyle and family planning goals.
Our women's health doctors and nurses across all Tend clinics provide personalised advice and a full range of options.
Non-hormonal contraception
- Condoms in different sizes, textures and flavours
- Copper IUD (Intrauterine Device) is a tiny, T-shaped device inserted into the uterus for long-acting, reversible birth control
Hormonal contraception
- Combined oral contraceptive pill (also known as The Pill)
- Progestogen-only oral contraceptive pill
- Emergency contraceptive pill (ECP or the 'Morning After Pill')
- Injection (Depo-Provera)
- Implant/Rod (Jadelle)
Long-acting contraception services at Tend
All Tend clinics provide women's health procedures with a dedicated team experienced in long-acting reversible contraception (LARC). We prioritise your comfort, informed choices and personalised care.
Our certified clinicians provide expert insertion and removal of:
- Mirena (hormonal IUD)
- Copper IUD (non-hormonal)
- Jadelle (contraceptive implant)
What to expect:
- Pre-procedure consultation to discuss the right option for you
- Local anaesthetic and comfort measures during the procedure
- Clear aftercare guidance so you know what to expect
- Follow-up support if you have questions or concerns
- Guidance on switching contraception methods if needed
Cervical screening and sexual health
- Cervical screening using the self-test HPV method and cervical smears done by a nurse
- Routine STI (sexually transmitted infection) checks and treatment
Periods, hormones and fertility
- Irregular periods or heavy periods
- Pre-Menstrual Syndrome (PMS) / Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) management
- Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) management
- Endometriosis support
- Fertility advice and referral pathways
Pregnancy and postnatal care
- Pregnancy testing and early pregnancy advice
- First trimester care
- Shared care with midwives
- Postnatal check-ups (healing, mental health, contraception)
Perimenopause and menopause
- Hormone therapy (HRT)
- Non-hormonal treatment options
- Symptom management (sleep, mood, libido, hot flushes)
- Lifestyle and long-term health planning
Specialist referrals
When specialist review is needed, our GPs help you navigate the referral process and find the right care. We can refer you to:
- Gynaecology specialists for complex conditions
- Fertility clinics for conception support
- Menopause clinics for hormone therapy and symptom management
- Imaging services for ultrasounds and other diagnostic tests
- Other women's health specialists based on your needs
Our GPs will discuss your options, provide referrals and coordinate your care to ensure you receive the specialist support you need.
