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 trailNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Direct CQC trailNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Direct GPhC trailNot confirmed from reviewed public sources.
Direct Companies House trailBirmingham Centre for Women’s Health LLP on Companies House ↗ matches the clinic's public company trail and previous Birmingham Menopause Clinic LLP name.
Named clinician trailThe official about page names Dr Jacqueline Radley ↗ as an advanced menopause specialist.

Comparison checklist

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

Prescriber or medical oversight shownThe public trail names specialist clinicians including Dr Jacqueline Radley and consultant gynaecologist Lynne Robinson.
Consultation describedThe site describes tailored menopause care and personalised treatment planning, but the consultation pathway is only lightly detailed.
Testing or bloodwork describedNo clear blood-testing step was attached from the reviewed public pages.
Follow-up monitoring describedNo detailed follow-up schedule was attached from the reviewed public pages.
Pharmacy or dispensing route disclosedNo named dispensing pharmacy or prescription route was attached in this pass.
Legal entity verifiedThe public company trail resolves exactly on Companies House.
Direct regulator record verifiedNo direct clinic regulator page was attached in this pass.

Identity and regulatory checks

Birmingham Menopause Clinic is strong enough for a cautious public-reference listing because the official public trail is stable, clearly Birmingham-facing, and anchored to named specialist clinicians rather than anonymous landing-page copy. The about page frames the clinic around personalised menopause care and names Dr Jacqueline Radley and Miss Lynne Robinson directly.

The identity layer is also better than a typical thin geo page. The public company trail resolves exactly to Birmingham Centre for Women’s Health LLP, which also preserves the earlier Birmingham Menopause Clinic LLP name. The site also points users to Birmingham hospital locations such as Harborne Hospital and Priory Hospital Edgbaston.

What remains missing is a direct CQC or GMC register attachment. That means the page should stay careful and reference-like rather than implying a stronger regulator-backed profile than the public trail supports.

The official Birmingham-facing menopause clinic pages, named clinician trail, and exact company record are sufficient for public review, even though direct CQC and GMC links were not attached in this pass.

Location

Public address reviewed: C/O Medmin Services Ltd, 3rd Floor, Trigate House, Hagley Road West, Birmingham, England, B68 0NP

The public trail points to a Birmingham administrative base at Trigate House on Hagley Road West, while appointments may also run from hospital sites such as Harborne Hospital or Priory Hospital Edgbaston. Please confirm the exact site before visiting.

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Questions to ask before booking

Before booking, these are the main details still worth confirming directly.

  • Which Birmingham site would my appointment take place at for this type of consultation?
  • Which clinician would usually lead a first appointment for my symptoms?
  • Which assessments or blood tests are used before changing or starting hormone treatment?
  • How are follow-up reviews handled after the first consultation?
  • Which prescriptions are handled directly by the clinic and which are passed elsewhere?