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This scan evaluates your baby’s well-being, including activity, growth, amniotic fluid levels, placenta condition, and estimated fetal weight.

Excited to learn your baby’s gender? Choose between an in-appointment reveal with pink or blue lighting or a surprise reveal later with a card or cannon. The scan first checks your baby’s well-being and growth.

This scan provides your first 4D images of your baby, assesses well-being, and includes measurements of growth, amniotic fluid, placenta, and fetal weight. Extra time allows for bonding and seeing your baby’s face, yawns, or thumb-sucking.

This scan assesses your baby’s well-being and provides your first 4D images, capturing moments like yawns or thumb-sucking. It includes measurements of growth, amniotic fluid, placenta condition, and fetal weight.

SneakPeek is a blood test that can confirm your baby’s sex from 6 weeks’ gestation by analyzing fetal DNA for the male Y chromosome. We recommend a dating scan before the test to ensure pregnancy viability and correct gestation, as well as to check for multiple pregnancies.

Progesterone supports egg implantation and embryo development. Low levels may indicate pregnancy issues. Monitoring progesterone helps assess pregnancy progress.

From 35 weeks, this scan checks your baby’s position and the placenta’s placement. Most babies turn head-down, but some may shift until 36 weeks. Knowing the position helps plan for delivery.

We’re deeply sorry for your loss. This scan checks that your womb and reproductive system have returned to their pre-pregnancy state. It’s suitable 6-8 weeks after a miscarriage or after 1-2 normal periods, ideally within the first 10 days of your cycle.

Panorama™, a leading NIPT, uses a simple blood draw to assess your baby’s risk for chromosomal conditions and determine sex. It screens for common trisomies, triploidy, and 5 microdeletions. This package includes an early pregnancy scan.

Panorama™ is a blood-based prenatal test that screens for common chromosomal conditions, including 22q11.2 deletion and Down Syndrome.

Group B Strep (GBS) is a common bacterium that usually causes no harm but can lead to serious infections in newborns. Testing for GBS, which involves a swab test using a home kit, is not routinely offered in the UK but can reduce infection risk if done within 5 weeks of delivery.

An ultrasound can detect early pregnancy from 6 weeks after LMP. A sonographer confirms pregnancy, checks progress, and detects heartbeats.

A venous blood test determines your blood group and Rh status, crucial for blood compatibility in pregnancy and transfusions.

Early in pregnancy, hCG levels double every 48 hours. Monitoring these levels can assess pregnancy progress, especially after assisted conception or previous miscarriages. Falling or slow-rising hCG may indicate a risk of miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy, but it does not provide a conclusive diagnosis.

After conception, the placenta produces the hormone hCG, which is detectable in urine and blood. A blood test can confirm pregnancy as early as 6-10 days post-fertilization.