Visualise your baby’s heartbeat
Determine if the pregnancy is single or multiple
Date the pregnancy using the CRL measurement
All images, video clips and a well being report sent to you via e-mail
Internal (trans-vaginal) scan included if necessary
Can be performed from 6 to 15 weeks gestation or 2 weeks after your first positive pregnancy test.
( please note you may need to have internal (trans-vaginal) scan to see the pregnancy if less than 10 weeks gestation )

Tell you the gender of your baby
Have a sneak peek of your baby in 4D
Listen to baby’s heartbeat
Basic well-being scan to check baby’s health & development
All images, video clips and a well being report sent to you via e-mail

Listen to baby’s heartbeat
Show you the position of your baby
Basic well-being scan to check baby’s health and development
All images, video clips and a well being report sent to you via e-mail
This is an affordable scan to give expectant parents a chance to see their baby in between NHS scans.
**(Please note that we will not check the gender or look in 4D at this scan)

Listen to baby’s heart beat
Measure your baby's head, abdomen and femur to assess their growth
Estimate of your baby’s weight
Well-being scan to check baby’s development
Show you the position of your baby
All images, video clips and a well being report sent to you via e-mail

View your baby in 3D
Watch your baby move in real time using 4D technology
Hear your baby’s heart beat
Confirmation of gender (optional)
Basic well-being scan to check baby’s health & development
All images, video clips and a well being report sent to you via e-mail

View your baby in 3D
Watch your baby move in real time using 4D technology
Hear your baby’s heart beat
Confirmation of gender (optional)
Basic well-being scan to check baby’s health & development
All images, video clips and a well being report sent to you via e-mail

View your baby in 3D
Watch your baby move in real time using 4D technology
Hear your baby’s heart beat
Confirmation of gender (optional)
Well-being scan to check baby’s development
Your HD scan movie clips,all digital images & well being report will be sent to you via e-mail
HD technology for best image quality and more realistic colour

Clinical Early gender DNA test - Available form 8 weeks pregnancy. 99.1% accuracy.

The Harmony test screens for the three most common birth defects caused by chromosomal abnormality:
-Down's Syndrome
-Edward's Syndrome
-Patau's Syndrome
(please note that you must have a dating scan to confirm you dates prior to having this test, and you must bring you report from that scan with you for this test, if you have not had a dating scan you can add one on to this booking).

The Harmony test screens for the three most common birth defects caused by chromosomal abnormality:
-Down's Syndrome
-Edward's Syndrome
-Patau's Syndrome

Dating Scan includes:
-Visualise your baby’s heartbeat
-Determine if the pregnancy is single or multiple
-Date the pregnancy using the CRL measurement
-One scan photo and report to take home

Sample to be taken on day 3 of the menstrual cycle, or at any time if you have been through the menopause.
This comprehensive hormone check for women, tests 9 hormones and proteins to examine whether a hormone imbalance is affecting fertility, mood, menstrual cycle and more.
This test includes:
-Luteinising Hormone (LH)
-Oestradiol
-Testosterone
-Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
-Prolactin
-Free Androgen Index
-Sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG)
-Free Thyroxine
-Thyroid stimulating hormone (TS

It is important to take this test 7 days before your next period is due. If you don't have a regular cycle then aim to take the test on the 21st day after the start of your last period.
A progesterone test performed 7 days before your next period is due can identify whether or not you have ovulated. Progesterone is produced by the corpus luteum and adrenal glands. Together with oestrogen it helps to prepare the body to conceive. This test is an essential first step in investigating infertility.

This test is very sensitive and can detect even very low levels of hCG, possibly giving a positive result earlier than an over-the-counter urine test. This test can also be used to monitor your pregnancy.
This test can tell if you are pregnant approximately 6 to 8 days after you ovulate (release an egg from an ovary).

This test is to booked on the 3rd day after the start of your period.
A test of your reproductive hormones on cycle day 3 to assess egg production and ovarian reserve which can affect your fertility.
This test includes:
Luteinising hormone (LH)
Oestradiol
Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)

An AMH test will indicate whether your AMH level is normal for your age. It cannot measure the actual number of viable eggs nor can it give a precise estimate of the years left that a woman has to try for pregnancy. However, the result can give an indication of whether a woman has the expected number of viable eggs for her age.

This blood test should be taken in the morning on day 2nd,3rd or 4th day of your period. This simple blood test measures 5 key hormones and proteins to help to identify or rule out PCOS.
This test includes:
Luteinising Hormone (LH)
Testosterone
Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
Free Androgen Index
Sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG)

This simple blood test measures 5 key hormones to assess your menopausal status.
Included in this test:
Luteinising Hormone (LH)
Oestradiol
Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
Free Thyroxine
Thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)