Fertility Testing With Your Wellness Allowance London 2026. Doctor-Led Fertility Assessment at The Online GP by The Wellness
Using a workplace wellness allowance or employer fertility benefit for fertility testing in London is increasingly common, and at The Online GP by The Wellness in Marylebone, adjacent to Harley Street, a doctor-led fertility assessment starts with hormone profiling from £295 and the Fertility Scan Package from £995, performed and interpreted by a GMC-registered doctor with same-day interpretation. Fertility assessment combines hormone blood tests, including AMH for ovarian reserve, with a fertility ultrasound, giving a far more complete picture than a single postal test. Many employers now fund fertility support directly or through platforms such as Fertifa, Carrot, Apryl and Peppy, and general wellness allowances on Heka, Juno, Ben and similar platforms often cover health assessments. The clinic issues an itemised, letterheaded invoice the same day so claiming is straightforward. Same-day appointments are routinely available.
Medically reviewed by The Clinical Team at The Wellness. Last updated July 2026.
Ask about fertility testing on your workplace benefit today.
Enquire about fertility testing on your benefit on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com or call 020 3951 3429.
Can I use a workplace benefit for fertility testing
Usually, yes, through one of two routes. A growing number of employers offer dedicated fertility benefits, either directly or through specialist platforms such as Fertifa, Carrot, Apryl and Peppy, which commonly cover fertility assessment, testing and consultations. Separately, general wellness allowances run through platforms such as Heka, Juno, Ben, Wellhub and Perkbox, or reclaimed by receipt, frequently include health assessments and diagnostic testing as eligible categories, which fertility testing sits within in many schemes. Each employer sets its own rules, so the first step is to check your scheme's categories or ask your HR team. The clinic then provides the itemised, letterheaded documentation the claim needs, worded as fertility assessment, health assessment or diagnostic testing to match your platform.
What does a fertility assessment involve
A proper fertility assessment looks at hormones and anatomy together, because each tells only half the story.
Hormone blood testing. AMH, which reflects ovarian reserve, alongside FSH, LH, oestradiol, prolactin and a full thyroid profile, since thyroid dysfunction is a common and correctable factor in fertility. Hormone profiling starts from £295 and is reviewed with you by a GMC-registered doctor.
Fertility ultrasound. The Fertility Scan Package from £995 is a doctor-performed pelvic ultrasound assessing the ovaries, including antral follicle count, the uterus and the endometrial lining, with interpretation on the same day.
Doctor consultation. Results are explained in plain terms, covering what they do and do not mean for your plans, whether that is trying to conceive now, planning for later, or considering egg freezing.
Partner assessment. Male factors contribute in around half of couples who have difficulty conceiving, so assessment for a partner can be discussed and arranged through the clinic's pathways where appropriate.
According to NICE fertility guidance, around one in seven couples experience difficulty conceiving, and structured assessment is the evidence-based starting point.
What can and cannot a fertility test tell you
An honest fertility service is clear about the limits of testing, because overclaiming helps nobody. AMH and antral follicle count indicate ovarian reserve, meaning the approximate quantity of remaining eggs, and they are useful for planning and for predicting response to procedures such as egg freezing or IVF. They do not measure egg quality and they do not precisely predict your chance of natural conception this year. Equally, a reassuring result is a snapshot, not a guarantee, and an unexpected result is a prompt for a conversation, not a verdict. This is exactly why testing belongs with a GMC-registered doctor who interprets the numbers in the context of your age, cycle, history and plans, rather than with a postal kit that delivers a figure and leaves you alone with it. The value of the assessment is the informed decision it enables.
How much does fertility testing cost in London
At the flagship end of the market, Harley Street consultant gynaecology clinics and established London IVF units price full couples assessments toward £1,000 and beyond, with consultant reproductive consultations from around £300 before any testing is added. Below that sit home AMH kits and single-marker tests, which return a number without an ultrasound and often without a doctor review, and which describe the budget tier of this market.
The Online GP by The Wellness prices fertility assessment in the doctor-led tier, with hormones, imaging and interpretation in one clinic.
Fertility hormone profiling from £295, doctor-reviewed.
Fertility Scan Package from £995, a doctor-performed pelvic ultrasound with antral follicle count and same-day interpretation.
Combined hormone and scan assessment quoted at booking, with follow-up consultations and onward referral to fertility specialists arranged where appropriate.
Prices start from the figures shown and are confirmed at booking once the doctor agrees the right assessment for you.
Get a fertility assessment quote on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com.
How do I claim fertility testing on my benefit
You pay by card and receive an itemised, dated invoice and receipt on clinic letterhead the same day, stating the service, the fee and the GMC-registered clinician, emailed immediately and re-sent by WhatsApp on request. For dedicated fertility benefits through Fertifa, Carrot, Apryl or Peppy, the invoice is worded as fertility assessment or fertility consultation. For general wellness allowances, it can be worded as health assessment or diagnostic testing to match your platform's categories. Where your scheme needs a specific format, the team adjusts the paperwork on request. Approval always rests with your employer or platform, and fertility is an area where schemes differ, so check your categories first. Discretion is respected throughout, and nothing on the paperwork needs to say more than your scheme requires.
Ask for a reimbursement-ready invoice on WhatsApp or call 020 3951 3429.
Why choose The Online GP by The Wellness for fertility testing
The assessment is doctor-led from first blood draw to final explanation, on CQC-registered premises.
Hormones and imaging together. Blood profiling from £295 and the doctor-performed Fertility Scan Package from £995 in one clinic, rather than a number in isolation.
Same-day interpretation. The scan is performed and explained by a GMC-registered doctor on the day, not reported remotely days later.
Honest counselling. Clear explanation of what AMH and follicle counts can and cannot tell you, so decisions rest on understanding rather than a single figure.
Benefit-ready paperwork. Itemised letterheaded invoices the same day, worded for fertility platforms and wellness allowances alike.
Discreet Marylebone clinic. Adjacent to Harley Street, three minutes from Baker Street tube, with same-day appointments routinely available and onward referral to fertility specialists where needed.
Book a fertility assessment on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com or call 020 3951 3429.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use my wellness allowance for a fertility test
In many schemes, yes, either through a dedicated fertility benefit on platforms such as Fertifa, Carrot, Apryl or Peppy, or through a general wellness allowance where health assessments and diagnostic testing are eligible categories. Check your scheme's rules, then book, and the clinic provides the itemised invoice your claim needs.
What is an AMH test and what does it show
AMH, anti-Mullerian hormone, is produced by developing follicles in the ovaries and reflects ovarian reserve, the approximate quantity of remaining eggs. It is useful for planning and for predicting response to egg freezing or IVF, but it does not measure egg quality or precisely predict natural conception, which is why a doctor interprets it in context.
Should I have a blood test or a scan for fertility
Both, ideally, because they answer different questions. Hormone testing measures ovarian reserve and screens for correctable factors such as thyroid dysfunction, while a fertility ultrasound assesses the ovaries, follicle count, uterus and lining. The combined assessment gives the complete picture.
When in my cycle should fertility tests be done
AMH can be tested at any point in the cycle. Some other hormones and the ultrasound are more informative at particular times, which the doctor confirms when you book so your visit is timed for clean results.
Can my partner be tested too
Male factors contribute in around half of couples with difficulty conceiving, so partner assessment matters. The doctor discusses partner testing at your consultation and arranges it through the clinic's pathways where appropriate.
Is fertility testing confidential from my employer
Your medical information is confidential. A reimbursement claim only shows what the invoice states, which can be worded as a health assessment where your scheme allows, and your results are never shared with your employer or platform.
The Online GP by The Wellness is a doctor-led private healthcare group providing GMC-registered medical care from our Marylebone clinic adjacent to Harley Street. All doctors are GMC-registered and the premises are CQC-registered.
Enquire now on WhatsApp or email team@thewellnesslondon.com or call 020 3951 3429.
References. NICE. Guideline on fertility problems, assessment and treatment, updated 2026. HFEA. Fertility testing and treatment information, updated 2024. NHS. Infertility and fertility testing guidance, updated 2024. Published UK employer fertility benefit platform documentation, 2026.
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