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Your Situation, Our Expertise

Every healthcare or medical issue is different. Here are some situations in which Private Health Services can help you:

    • You're about to undergo a major medical procedure and want to know what your options are and where you should go.
    • You've received a diagnosis or treatment plan and would like more clarity on it, or want to know what other options are available.
    • You've been experiencing health issues for some time now and would like to have an independent medical specialist take a look at them.
    • You want to take an active approach to your health and are curious about what will help you stay fit, energetic, and healthy for longer.
    • Your parents are becoming more vulnerable, and you want to help care for them, but you're not sure where to start.
    • You also want to be able to make good decisions for your partner or children when questions arise about their care or health.
    • As a woman, you have questions about your health—for example, about menopause, pelvic floor issues, or women’s heart health—and you want an independent advisor to help you explore possible tests, treatments, or specialists.

Is your situation not listed here?

Private Health Services can help you with a wide range of questions about healthcare and health. Together, we’ll figure out the best way to address your question.

What kinds of healthcare andhealth-related questions can we help youwith?

You can contact Private Health Services with a wide range of questions about healthcare and health. For example, if you want to know what healthcare options are available, where to go, or which healthcare providers are right for your situation. Below is a selection of areas where we can assist you, along with examples of symptoms and conditions. We’re continually expanding these areas.

  1. Eyes

    For example, in cases of cataracts, vision-correcting surgery, and corneal problems.

  2. Posture and Movement

    For example, in cases of knee and hip osteoarthritis and joint replacement, ligament, meniscus, and cartilage issues, back, neck, and shoulder problems, elbow, wrist, and hand problems, ankle and foot problems, and sports-related injuries and recovery.

  3. Women's Health and Menopause

    For example, perimenopausal symptoms, pelvic floor issues and incontinence, breast health, and gynecological conditions such as endometriosis.

  4. Prostate

    For example, in cases of an enlarged prostate and prostate cancer.

  5. Heart

    For example, questions about the athlete's heart and women's hearts.

  6. Overweight and Obesity

    For example, questions about bariatric surgery, conservative treatments, and lifestyle interventions—sometimes supplemented with pharmacotherapy.

  7. Skin and Blood Vessels

    For example, in cases of suspicious skin lesions and melanomas, hemorrhoids, and varicose veins.

  8. Abdominal and Internal Symptoms

    For example, in cases of inguinal hernias, kidney stones, and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

Support for Other Healthcare and Health-Related Questions

Your Private Health Advisor can also help you explore suitable options for other healthcare and health-related questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon can I make an appointment with Private Health Services?

You can request an introductory consultation through our website. Do you have a subscription? If so, you can contact your dedicated Private Health Advisor on weekdays for all your healthcare and health-related questions. How quickly we can assist you next depends on your question and the support required to address it.

How can I be sure that the data from Private Health Services is reliable? Who validates it?

You can always contact your Private Health Advisor. If you have questions about healthcare, health, or the options available to you, we’re happy to help you figure things out. Your primary care physician or treating healthcare provider remains responsible for medical evaluations, diagnoses, and treatments.

Can a Private Health Advisor help me even if I'm already receiving treatment?

Yes. Even if you’re already receiving treatment, you can still reach out to your Private Health Advisor. For example, if you have questions about your treatment plan, want a better understanding of your options, or want to know what next steps you can take. Your Private Health Advisor will help you get a clear picture of your situation and can support you in preparing for appointments with your doctor or arranging matters related to your home life (such as home care, medical aids, or childcare).

Does a Private Health Advisor also help arrange healthcare?

Yes, your Private Health Advisor can help you with practical matters and administrative tasks related to your care. For example, they can help you find a suitable healthcare provider, schedule an appointment ,or clarify the next steps . The type of support available depends on your situation and your healthcare needs.

Can I also use Private Health Services while abroad?

Yes. Even if you’re abroad or considering seeking care abroad, you can contact your Private Health Advisor. The type of support available depends on your situation and healthcare needs. Your Private Health Advisor will be happy to help you figure things out.

Can Private Health Services assist with diagnostics?

Yes. Private Health Services does not make diagnoses itself, but your Private Health Advisor can help you decide which test is appropriate for your enquiry and where you can go to have it carried out.

Can I contact Private Health Services even if I don't have a specific healthcare need?

Yes. You don’t always need to have a specific health concern or complaint. You can also reach out to your Private Health Advisor if you want to take an active approach to your health—for example, with questions about lifestyle, prevention, or health screenings. Your Private Health Advisor will work with you to help you understand the options that best suit your situation.