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About Silvia Health
Built from lived experience. Built for clinical reality.
Menopause is one of the most complex presentations in primary care and private practice, and the tools available to clinicians haven't kept up. We built a platform that takes the clinical picture seriously, from the first line of code.
How it started
A patient who experienced the gap. A founder determined to close it.
Silvia Health was founded by Amy Wild, following her own experience of perimenopause and the frustration of navigating a healthcare system where symptoms were often treated in isolation rather than as part of a bigger clinical picture.
What Amy realised wasn't that clinicians lacked expertise. They lacked time, structure and access to consistently captured patient information. Women were repeatedly explaining their story, consultations often started from scratch, and opportunities to identify wider health risks could be missed.
With more than 20 years' experience leading commercial growth and scaling organisations, including the last seven years within the technology sector, Amy recognised that this wasn't simply a menopause problem. It was a healthcare workflow problem.
Prior to founding Silvia Health, Amy held senior commercial leadership roles across the technology sector, including serving as Chief Commercial Officer at Northcoders plc, where she helped lead the business through its successful AIM listing in 2021. She later co-founded Basecamp Skills, securing more than £2.5 million of public sector contracts in its first year.
Amy didn't set out to build another menopause app. She set out to solve a problem she had experienced herself by creating technology that genuinely supports clinicians and improves the way menopause care is delivered.
Working alongside accredited menopause specialists, NHS GPs and clinical safety specialists, Silvia Health has been designed around real clinical workflows, helping clinicians spend less time gathering information and more time focusing on the patient sitting in front of them.
Today, Silvia Health is preparing for registration as a Class I medical device with the MHRA, a voluntary step taken ahead of any requirement, with a simple ambition: to transform how menopause care is delivered by making consultations more structured, more consistent and more personalised for every woman.
Because women deserve better menopause care. And clinicians deserve better tools.
Kyle Yeldon
Non-Executive Director, Silvia Health
13+ years NHS England senior leadership, including Head of Primary Care Services and Head of Delivery.
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Three things we won't compromise on.
Clinical intelligence first
The platform is built around recognised clinical frameworks, including NICE NG23, cardiovascular risk factor domains, hereditary cancer criteria, and heritage-informed considerations, structuring 70+ clinical considerations cross-referenced for every patient. The clinician applies the clinical judgement.
Built to support judgement, not replace it
Every output is patient-reported information structured for clinical review. The clinician decides. That's not a limitation of where we are, it's a design principle that won't change. Silvia is built to make clinicians better at what they do, not to do it for them.
Regulated from the start
Silvia is preparing for registration as a Class I medical device with the MHRA. Governance isn't something we'll add later, it's been central since the beginning. Full regulatory detail is on our Clinical Safety page.
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Let's improve menopause care together
Every healthcare organisation is different, but every clinician deserves better tools and every woman deserves better care. Whether you're an NHS practice, private clinic or healthcare organisation, we'd love to show you how Silvia Health could support your service.
Regulatory status: Silvia is designed to support clinical judgement, not replace it. It structures and organises patient-reported information, cross-referencing 70+ clinical considerations, for clinician review. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or automate clinical decisions. Silvia is preparing for registration as a Class I medical device with the MHRA. For more information, see our regulatory status page.