About Us
At Phoenix Women’s Health, we provide private pregnancy and maternity care for women who want time, clarity, and personalised medical attention — before, during, and after pregnancy.
Whether you are early in pregnancy, seeking reassurance, or looking for private maternity support alongside NHS care, our experienced clinicians offer calm, respectful care tailored to you.
Our Pregnancy & Maternity Services
Pregnancy Scans & Monitoring
We offer private pregnancy scans carried out in a calm, supportive environment, with time to explain findings clearly and answer your questions. Our scans provide reassurance, early insight, and ongoing monitoring throughout pregnancy when needed.
Medical Support During Pregnancy
Our clinicians provide personalised medical support throughout pregnancy, whether you are seeking private care alongside the NHS or need additional reassurance due to previous concerns, symptoms, or complex history.
Appointments are unrushed and focused on your individual needs.
Postnatal & Ongoing Women’s Health Care
Care does not end after birth. We support women with postnatal check-ups, recovery concerns, hormonal changes, and longer-term women’s health needs — helping you feel supported as your body adjusts.
What people are saying
K. Woch“I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. M. Samberger, a gynaecologist. He’s a true professional and knows his stuff. I’ve been seeing him for several years now and I’am very satisfied with his service and professionalism. Thank you.
Appointments & Care Options
Private care designed around time, clarity, and individual needs.
Initial Pregnancy Consultation
What this appointment includes
- Review of your medical history and current concerns
- Discussion of pregnancy progress and symptoms
- Clear explanation of options for scans, tests, and monitoring
- Ultrasound scan possible at the same time
- Time to ask questions without feeling rushed
Who is it for?
- Early pregnancy reassurance
- Women combining private and NHS care
- Those seeking a calm, unhurried medical opinions.
Ongoing Pregnancy & Postnatal Support
What this care may include
- Follow-up pregnancy scans and monitoring
- Medical support during pregnancy when concerns arise
- Postnatal check-ups and recovery support
- Longer-term women’s health follow-up where needed
How this works:
Care is personalised and arranged based on your needs, rather than fixed packages.
It may include follow-up ultrasound scans, blood tests, other support. If unsure, simply contact us for more information.
Pregnancy Care – Questions Women Often Don’t Get Properly Answered
Clear, practical answers based on early, proactive pregnancy care.
1. Do I need private pregnancy care if I am already under the NHS?
No — private pregnancy care is often used alongside NHS maternity services.
Many women choose private care early in pregnancy to establish reassurance, confirm that the pregnancy is developing normally, and receive guidance at a stage when NHS appointments may not yet be offered. Private care allows closer monitoring, early intervention where appropriate, and time to discuss concerns in detail.
2. How early in pregnancy should I see a doctor?
Ideally, as early as 4–5 weeks, once pregnancy is suspected or confirmed.
At this stage, we can:
- Confirm whether the pregnancy is developing inside the womb
- Assess early signs of viability, including the presence of embryonic activity when appropriate
- Identify conditions such as ectopic pregnancy early, when intervention is safer
- Establish a medical baseline for ongoing care
Early assessment significantly improves the ability to respond quickly if concerns arise.tions and better outcomes.
3. Why do you recommend regular pregnancy check-ups, even if I feel well?
Pregnancy changes month by month, and sometimes week by week.
Following European standards of care, regular monitoring allows us to:
- Detect subtle changes early
- Adjust care if hormone levels, symptoms, or scan findings change
- Reassure women when everything is progressing normally
- Act promptly if something requires attention
Early awareness often means more options and better outcomes.
4. What if I experience bleeding in early pregnancy?
Bleeding in early pregnancy does not automatically mean pregnancy loss.
If assessed early, we can:
- Perform an ultrasound to understand what is happening
- Check key pregnancy hormones
- Identify whether hormonal support may be beneficial
In many cases, hormonal treatment can support the pregnancy and significantly improve the chance of continuing safely to delivery. Timing is critical — early assessment matters.
5. Are private pregnancy scans and early checks safe?
Yes. Ultrasound scans and blood tests are widely used, safe, and well-established tools when performed appropriately by trained clinicians.
We follow medical guidelines and use investigations only when clinically justified, focusing on reassurance, safety, and informed decision-making.
6. Can you support me if I’ve had previous pregnancy loss or complications?
Yes. We regularly support women who have experienced:
- Previous pregnancy loss
- Early bleeding or hormonal concerns
- Anxiety following difficult pregnancy experiences
Care is sensitive, individualised, and focused on both medical and emotional reassurance, with close monitoring where appropriate.
7. Can you support me if I’m trying to get pregnant and haven’t been successful so far?
Yes. We support women who are trying to conceive, particularly where pregnancy has not occurred despite previous attempts or where standard advice has not led to success.
Our approach focuses on:
- Assessing hormonal balance and cycle health
- Identifying factors that may be affecting implantation or early pregnancy development
- Supporting the body medically where intervention is appropriate
- Monitoring early pregnancy closely once conception occurs
Early assessment and timely medical support can make a significant difference, especially when challenges are identified and addressed proactively.
If any of these situations resonate with you, our clinicians are available to advise you and discuss the most appropriate next steps.