Balance My Hormones

Reviewed 2026-08-01

A reference page based on publicly available information. This page summarises what Balance My Hormones and BMH Medical publicly say about testosterone and hormone-replacement care, the London pharmacy and company trail, and the direct CQC match now attached to the public record.

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Official clinic pages and public records where available.

Public source checks

The rows below standardise what was and was not confirmed from the reviewed public sources.

How to read these checks: ✓ Confirmed · ◐ Partial · — Not confirmed

Direct GMC trailMartyn Francis Bradley on the GMC register ↗ matches the GMC number 7017122 published by the clinic and showed registration with a licence to practise when checked on 1 August 2026.
Direct CQC trailBMH Medical Administration on CQC ↗ matches the brand and shows the service is run by Balance My Hormones Ltd.
Direct GPhC trailThe official contact page names The Hormonist, 19 Westmoreland Road, London NW9 9BW, GPhC No: 9011688. A direct register URL for 9011688 ↗ is attached, but automated access returned HTTP 403 during this review, so current status remains unconfirmed here.
Direct Companies House trailBalance My Hormone Ltd on Companies House ↗ matches the company number 10172894 shown in the site footer.
Named clinician trailAbout Us publicly names Dr Bradley as Clinical Lead Doctor and gives GMC number 7017122; the direct GMC record ↗ names Martyn Francis Bradley under that exact number.

Comparison checklist

How to read this checklist: ✓ Yes · ◐ Partial · — Not confirmed

Prescriber or medical oversight shownThe official pages say treatments are overseen by GMC-registered doctors and that the clinic journey starts with a doctor consultation.
Consultation describedThe BMH Medical page says the clinic journey begins with a doctor consultation and follow-up consultations.
Testing or bloodwork describedThe official site says blood tests are part of the intake route and offers a blood-test upload workflow.
Follow-up monitoring describedThe official clinic page says follow-up consultations and treatment changes sit within the BMH Medical pathway.
Pharmacy or dispensing route disclosedThe contact page publicly names The Hormonist registered-pharmacy address and GPhC number.
Legal entity verifiedThe site footer company number matches the Companies House record for Balance My Hormone Ltd.
Direct regulator record verifiedDirect CQC and GMC records are attached and matched. The GPhC premises URL is also attached, but its current status remains unconfirmed here because automated access was blocked.

Identity and regulatory checks

The reviewed public trail is stronger than a minimal clinic reference. The official BMH Medical page says Balance My Hormone Ltd owns and operates a CQC-registered clinic service, the about page names Dr Bradley as Clinical Lead Doctor and gives GMC number 7017122, and the contact page names The Hormonist at 19 Westmoreland Road, London NW9 9BW with GPhC number 9011688.

The strongest independent trail now includes company, clinic, and clinician regulation. The footer shows company number 10172894, which matches the Companies House record for Balance My Hormone Ltd; the direct CQC location page for BMH Medical Administration names Balance My Hormones Ltd as the operator; and the direct GMC record for number 7017122 names Martyn Francis Bradley. The remaining regulator gap is independent confirmation of the current GPhC premises status.

This record sits above minimal-reference status because the company, clinic, address, named-clinician trail, and direct CQC and GMC records are public. Current GPhC premises status remains unconfirmed here.

Location

Public address reviewed: The Hormonist, 19 Westmoreland Road, London NW9 9BW

The official contact page gives this London address, but the map marker stays city-level until the exact premises pin is independently confirmed.

Please confirm the address before visiting.

Questions to ask before booking

The public trail is already fairly useful, but these are still the questions worth clearing up before you start treatment.

  • Which named doctor is responsible for my case and can their current GMC entry be checked directly?
  • How much of the pathway is remote versus in-clinic for London patients?
  • Which medicines are dispensed through The Hormonist and how is ongoing supply handled?
  • What blood tests are required before treatment changes are made?
  • Which direct CQC record is the correct external match for BMH Medical?

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