STI testing.

Confidential sexual health testing, with a doctor who talks it through. A standard screen for the common infections, and fuller testing when it helps.

No judgement | No assumptions

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  • Medications dispensed or delivered
  • Today, every day.

How it works

1

Book, or order a kit

See a doctor in person at Westfield, by video, or by phone. Or order a home test on its own, with no appointment.

2

Test

Give your samples at the clinic, or with a kit posted to your home.

3

Results

A doctor reviews every result. In a consultation they talk it through and treat anything found; with a home test on its own, you get a written report recommending any follow-up.

What happens, and what you get

With a consultation, in person at Westfield, by video, or by phone, a doctor works through the following:

  • Sample collection: urine, a swab, or blood at Westfield, or a self-sampling kit sent to your home where that works for you.

  • Doctor results review: in a consultation, a doctor talks every result through with you and calls within hours for anything urgent. Order a home test on its own and a doctor reviews your results and sends a written report recommending any follow-up.

  • Partner-notification advice: practical advice on who to tell and how, with written guidance to take away.

  • Re-testing: arranged on the schedule your result calls for, where it is needed.

  • Treatment, if you need it: where a doctor finds an infection, they arrange treatment. Treatment needs a consultation, so if a home-test report recommends it, you can book a short one. Medication is priced separately and dispensed or delivered by us.

Reasons people test

A new relationship

A clear baseline before you change how you use protection.

A routine check

Periodic peace of mind, the way you might have a dental check.

After a possible exposure

A condom failed, or a partner tested positive. We time the test so the result means something.

Symptoms to sort

Discharge, soreness, a rash. Seen promptly, and often treated at the same visit.

No symptoms at all

Most STIs are silent. Feeling well is the normal time to test.

Simple peace of mind

So the worry stops taking up space in your head.

The tests we offer

Two ways to test. See a doctor in person at Westfield, by video, or by phone (£120 for the consultation, plus the cost of your tests). Or order a home test on its own, with no consultation: a doctor reviews your results and sends a written report recommending any follow-up. There are two home kits, and you choose. Neither includes throat or rectal swabs, so the Complete screen is always done in the clinic.

Pricing

Two ways to pay. A consultation (in person, video, or phone) is £120 plus the cost of your tests. A home test ordered on its own is just the kit price, with no consultation fee and a doctor's report on your results included. If you need treatment, medication is priced separately.

  • 15-minute consultation: £120

  • Standard screen (urine or swab): £79

  • Blood-borne screen (HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B and C): £95

  • Complete screen (all sites): £199

  • Home kit, urine (chlamydia, gonorrhoea, trichomonas, Mycoplasma genitalium, herpes): £79

  • Home kit, blood and swab (adds HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B and C): £179 for men, £189 for women

  • HPV test: £129

  • Throat or rectal swab: £45 each

  • Same-day (express) standard screen: £115

  • Doctor results review and advice: included

You pay after your consultation in person. Video and phone consultations, and home tests, are paid at booking or when you order.

No judgement, no drama

Sexual health is part of general health, and we treat it that way. See a doctor in person at our Westfield clinic, by video, or by phone, or order a home test on its own. Either way a doctor is behind your results, and whatever brings you in, you are treated as an adult looking after yourself, which is exactly what you are doing.

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Straightforward answers to the questions people actually have.

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Today, every day. By video, by phone, or in person at our Westfield London clinic.

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The walk from Shepherd's Bush

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