Built for private specialist care

Your patient filled in your intake form. You know the symptoms. You don't know the full picture.

Cardiovascular risk, family cancer history, obstetric history, heritage-informed considerations, and what's changed since the patient last sat in front of you. Silvia structures the complete picture before the consultation begins, and keeps it building across every visit. So every appointment starts at depth, not at assembly.

Silvia captures the patient-reported picture, before the patient walks in, and keeps the thread alive until they return.

Clinical summary showing surfaced items and vasomotor symptom overview
18
clinical domains
70+
clinical considerations
8
contraindications tracked
NICE NG23
aligned
Family history and heritage-informed clinical context panels

Built for menopause specialists

Everything your clinical experience tells you to ask. Structured before the patient walks in.

Silvia is built around the clinical reality of menopause care, not just symptoms, but the patient-reported picture, structured across cardiovascular risk, family history, obstetric history, heritage-informed context, and treatment preferences.

70+

clinical considerations, structured before every consultation

SymptomsHistoryClinical ContextPatient Context

Patient safety, structured

Contraindications surfaced before the consultation begins.

Where a patient-reported answer matches a contraindication criterion, it is surfaced and labelled for clinician review, before the consultation begins. Not buried in notes. Not mentioned as an afterthought. Already there.

Contraindication review panel showing surfaced clinical considerations
Admin triage queue showing practice-configured routing and priority rules

Practice-configured intelligence

Your rules. Applied to every patient. Before anyone opens the queue.

Silvia doesn't come with a fixed definition of what's urgent, what needs reviewing, or what gets routed where. Your practice defines that, once. Silvia applies it to every assessment, every patient, automatically.

Before Silvia goes live in your clinic, you configure your clinical rules. What's urgent. Who it goes to. What SLA applies. What gets routed for review. From that point, every patient assessment, whether submitted at 9am or 11pm, runs through exactly those rules. Automatically. Without exception.

A private clinic may configure

Postmenopausal bleedingUrgentLead specialist48hr SLA
Migraine with auraSurfacedLead specialistTransdermal discussion noted
South Asian heritageCardiovascular factorsSurfacedPre-consultation review

These are illustrative examples only. Each practice configures its own rules. Silvia applies them. No clinical pathway is recommended by Silvia.

No black box. No Silvia deciding what matters. Your clinical logic, applied automatically, to every submission.

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The patient experience

The patient arrives feeling expertly known, before a word is said.

A patient choosing private care expects something better than what they've already had. Walking into a room where the clinician already understands the patient's history, priorities, and what's changed since the last visit tells the patient this consultation was worth paying for, before a single question is asked.

Before the consultation

The patient completes a guided assessment, structured around what menopause specialist care actually needs to know.

During the consultation

The clinician already knows the patient's history, priorities, and picture. The conversation starts at depth, not at data collection.

Between appointments

Structured check-ins keep the thread updated. Symptoms reassessed, treatment response captured, new history added.

The patient arrives prepared. They leave knowing it. And it's part of why they come back.

Patient-facing assessment interface on mobile
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Sarah Mitchell · 48 · 6-month follow-up
Check-in completed 3 days ago · Initial assessment Jan 2025
6-month review
Symptom changes since last appointment
Vasomotor
Before
Now
↓ Improving
Sleep
Before
Now
→ Partial
Psychological
Before
Now
↓ Improving
Genitourinary
Before
Now
↑ New concern
Treatment response
Current treatment
Estradiol patch 50mcg · Utrogestan 100mg
Adherence
Consistent
Side effects
Mild bloating - noted
Patient satisfaction
Improved quality of life
“The hot flushes are much better but I'm still waking at night and I've noticed some new bladder symptoms.”
Patient voice - verbatim · submitted with check-in

Built to scale with you

The patient comes back. You're not starting again. You're continuing.

Most specialists have good systems for recording what happened in a consultation. What's harder is arriving at the next visit with the clinical picture already connected, cardiovascular risk, family history, heritage-informed considerations, what's changed between visits. That synthesis usually happens cold, in the first few minutes, while the patient talks.

Silvia does it before the patient walks in. The patient-reported picture, structured at every visit, connected across visits, ready before you sit down. Without spending the first few minutes rebuilding it.

At 3, 6, or 12 months, whatever interval the practice sets, the patient completes a structured check-in. Symptoms reassessed. Treatment response captured. New history documented.

Less re-gathering. More continuity. A stronger relationship with the patient over time.

Silvia Health has the potential to change the face of menopause care, forever.

Dr Tony Bairstow, GP

Early Access Programme

See what Silvia looks like in your clinic.

If you'd like to see what Silvia looks like in your practice, how the assessment view looks, what the consultation view shows, how it fits your existing workflow, start a conversation. No pressure, just a genuine look at whether it's right for your clinic.

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.