About Silvia Health
Built from lived experience. Built for clinical reality.
Silvia Health was founded to solve a specific problem - menopause care 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 felt the gap. A founder who decided to close it.
Amy Wild founded Silvia Health after her own experience of perimenopause - feeling unsupported, struggling to make sense of what was happening, and recognising that the problem wasn't personal. It was structural.
Women weren't getting the full clinical picture. Clinicians didn't have the structure or the time to provide it. Every consultation started from scratch. Every follow-up reset the thread.
Amy's background is in building and scaling technology businesses - Northcoders PLC (AIM listed, 2021) and Basecamp Skills (£2.5m in contracts in year one). She brought that commercial and technical experience to a clinical problem, and built Silvia with clinical oversight at every step - working with menopause specialists, GPs, and clinical advisors to ensure the platform reflects how menopause care actually works.
Silvia exists because women deserve better support. And clinicians deserve better tools.
How we build
Three things we won't compromise on.
Clinical intelligence first
The platform was built around recognised clinical frameworks — NICE NG23, cardiovascular risk factor domains, hereditary cancer criteria, heritage-informed considerations — from the first patient onward. Every domain is structured and patient-reported. 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. The platform structures and organises patient-reported information for clinician review — it does not diagnose, prescribe, or automate clinical decisions. We're working through DTAC assessment for NHS EPR integration. Governance isn't something we'll add later — it's been central since the beginning.
The team
The people building it.
Amy Wild
Founder, Silvia Health
Amy founded Silvia Health after her own experience of perimenopause and recognising how many women felt unsupported or unsure where to turn. With a background in scaling technology businesses - including Northcoders PLC (AIM listed, 2021) and Basecamp Skills - Amy built Silvia with clinical oversight at every step.
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Kyle Yeldon
Non-Executive Director, Silvia Health
Kyle brings more than 13 years of NHS England senior leadership to the Silvia board, including roles as Head of Primary Care Services and Head of Delivery. He has led national primary care transformation programmes, overseen systems handling over £10bn in NHS public funds, and negotiated directly with the British Medical Association and ministerial teams. Kyle now advises health tech organisations on NHS navigation and responsible scale through KSY Consulting.
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Available now. Built to last.
Silvia is available today. We're not waiting for perfect conditions — we're working with NHS practices and private clinics now, refining the platform around real clinical workflows.
Silvia — available today
Structured assessment, practice-configured triage, and longitudinal tracking — built into the clinical record workflow you already use. We're currently piloting with NHS practices, and opening the Early Access Programme to private clinics now.
Class I registration
Silvia is preparing for registration as a Class I medical device with the MHRA, generating the clinical evidence to support that submission through the NHS pilot.
For NHS
DTAC assessment, full EPR integration, and an NHS commissioning pathway — menopause care that works consistently, at scale, across primary care.
For private clinics
Early Access clinics shaping how Silvia works for specialist practice — deeper longitudinal tracking and the clinical depth that sets a new standard for private menopause care.
Governance
Built to be scrutinised.
Clinical safety is not an afterthought at Silvia. The platform has been designed with a fail-closed safety architecture, a canonical clinical flag registry with full provenance tracking, and a documented regulatory classification rationale. We are working with The Digital Health Assurance Company for governance oversight.
Our Data Protection Officer is Amy Wild. We are preparing a full DPIA covering all pilot data flows. Our regulatory status is published and updated on our Clinical Safety page.
View our regulatory statusWork with us
If you're building menopause care that works - so are we.
We're working with a small number of NHS practices and private clinics now. If you'd like to understand how Silvia would work in your setting, or if you're interested in clinical collaboration, research partnership, or governance advisory - we'd like to hear from you.
Regulatory status: Silvia is designed to support clinical judgement — not replace it. It captures and organises patient-reported information across 18 clinical domains 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.