Bridging the gap between your positive pregnancy test and your first NHS appointment.
Pay as you go, for what you need.
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*The NHS doesn’t routinely offer BhCG, NIPT or infection screening (infection screening is offered in many EU countries)
1 to 1 care from your positive pregnancy test
Pay for what you need
WhatsApp for urgent concerns or advice
(7 days a week, 8am-10pm)
Time to talk and be heard
Home appointments
4-13 weeks
Includes ongoing Whatsapp support
1.5 hours
£250
From the comfort of your home, our dedicated midwife will take:
Comprehensive review of medical and pregnancy history
Beta HCG blood test (From positive test to 8 weeks): this test measures levels of the pregnancy hormone hCG in your blood and is commonly used to confirm early pregnancy, monitor its progression, or investigate symptoms like pain or bleeding.
Blood pressure, urine analysis weight and height
Personalised clinical advice
Guidance on how to navigate the pregnancy journey and our prevention strategies to optimise it
Emotional preparation for parenthood and coping strategies
Advice on nausea and fatigue management, perscriptions if needed
Personalised nutrition in pregnancy and what to avoid
Pelvic floor guidance and exercise advice
Supplement guidance, including folic acid, iron, and vitamin D
Early detection and management of potential complications
up to 13 weeks
Includes ongoing Whatsapp support
£180
From the comfort of your home, our dedicated midwife will take:
Blood pressure, weight, and urine checks
Emotional wellbeing
Infection screening: TORCH, a panel of blood tests to detect certain infections. This helps to rule out any potentially harmful infections (a standard in many EU countries but not offered by the NHS)
Nutrition and exercise advice
Early detection and management of potential complications
You can have as many bespoke follow up consultations as you need.
NHS care often begins at 12 weeks, but support is needed far earlier. We’re your point of contact from the very start. From arranging tests to interpreting medical results, we accompany you on your journey with clarity, clinical insight, and compassion.
Ultrasound Scans
Early dating and viability scans (6-10 weeks)
Nuchal translucency screening for chromosomal assessment (11-14 weeks)
£250
The NHS offers a dating scan around 12 weeks. Early scans are usually provided only if there are specific concerns, such as pain or bleeding.
Routine Blood Tests and Screenings
Blood group, Rh factor, and full blood count
Infection Screening (TORCH): for common infections, including toxoplasmosis, cytomegalovirus, rubella
Iron level (ferritin), Vitamin D, random glucose
£95
The NHS typically offers some tests between 10–12 weeks but does not routinely screen for all of the above.
Genetic Screening Options & NIPT*
More accurate and non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) for chromosomal abnormalities (Down's, Edwards' and Patau's Syndromes)
Carrier testing for inherited genetic disorders where appropriate
£450
The NHS does not offer these tests systematically (restricted to high-risk conditions).
The NIPT, the non invasive prenatal test that screens for Down’s, Edward’s and Patau’s syndromes, is not routinely offered in the NHS unless your CST (combined screening test) is high risk.
It has higher sensitivity and lower false positive rates (>99% detection for T21 with <0.1% false positive rate).
The CST is used by the NHS to assess the risk of the same chromosomal abnormalities, with a detection rate of ~82% for Down’s syndrome and ~90% for Edward’s and Patau’s syndromes.
Have a free 'no-strings' call with midwife Clarissa to learn more.
Early pregnancy is full of unknowns. That’s why we offer stand-alone services: pay only for what you need, when you need it.
If you choose to continue with our full birth package later in pregnancy, the cost of any early consultations, tests, or scans will be deducted from your overall package price.
Some international health insurance policies may reimburse pregnancy-related expenses. Check with your provider or get in touch with us to learn more.