Women's Health & Menopause Clinic in Singapore

Hey Taylor is a primary care practice built around women’s health and the different stages of a woman’s life.

We care for women through fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, menopause and beyond. We treat what is affecting you today while also thinking ahead to what may matter for your future health.

Many women’s health concerns are not emergencies, but that does not mean you should simply live with them. We believe in caring for problems earlier, before they become more disruptive to your health or quality of life.

Women go through major hormonal and reproductive transitions throughout life, but healthcare is often designed to treat each problem separately.

This can mean symptoms are looked at in isolation or dismissed as stress, ageing or simply something women have to live with. A woman with irregular periods may have her cycle treated without looking at the metabolic health that can come with PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, formerly called PCOS). During perimenopause, poor sleep, joint pain or changes in mood can appear across different parts of the body and be treated as unrelated problems.

Hey Taylor was built to connect these dots.

Our doctors are trained in primary care, but our clinical pathways are designed specifically around women’s health. We know what to look for at each stage and what may be connected. This means taking your concerns seriously today, while keeping an eye on the health issues that may matter later.

You can see us in person, by video or book selected health screenings directly online.

Our standard doctor consultations are 20 minutes, with waiting kept to a maximum of five minutes. You can book an in-clinic consultation at our CBD clinic or book a video consultation from anywhere in Singapore. Choose the exact appointment slot that works for you and book it directly online, without back-and-forth phone calls.

For routine health screening, you can book directly online. Prices are published upfront, so you know what you are paying before you book.

Once your care is established, many follow-ups and prescription renewals can be completed by video or, where medically appropriate, through an online questionnaire.

Thorough when it matters. Convenient when it doesn’t need to be complicated.

Gynaecologists are specialists in the female reproductive system. Their care includes conditions that may require specialist procedures, surgery or fertility treatment such as IVF.

Hey Taylor approaches women’s healthcare differently.

First, we focus on earlier detection and medical management. Many women’s health conditions develop over time. We investigate symptoms early, identify potential health risks and manage them through medications and supplementation (without surgery) where possible, before they become more severe or require surgical or specialist intervention.

Second, we take a whole-body approach. Hormonal and reproductive health can affect far more than your reproductive organs. For example, Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS), previously known as PCOS, can affect metabolic health, while perimenopause can affect sleep, bone health and long-term cardiovascular health. We assess these connections and bring together medical treatment, screening and multidisciplinary care where appropriate.

This also applies when you are trying to conceive. We can assess both partners, identify factors that may make natural conception more difficult and optimise reproductive health while you try. If IVF or other fertility treatment is needed, we can recognise this and refer you to the appropriate specialist.

We do not perform surgery, IVF or invasive hospital procedures. When specialist care is needed, we help identify it and refer you appropriately.

You do not need to work out which doctor you need before booking. Hey Taylor can be your first stop. We assess what is going on, investigate where needed and provide medical treatment where appropriate. If you need specialist care, we help you get to the right place.

GPs are trained to care for a broad range of health concerns across all ages and genders.

Hey Taylor practises primary care with a particular focus on women. Our care pathways are built around the conditions and hormonal transitions women commonly experience throughout life.

That means knowing what to look for next.

Irregular periods, for example, may be a reason to investigate what is driving them rather than simply regulating the cycle.

Menopause care can involve different treatment options, including different types of menopause hormone therapy (MHT / HRT). We help you find an appropriate treatment while also looking beyond symptom relief to the health issues that become increasingly important in midlife.

To us, holistic means looking at the whole picture rather than treating a symptom or organ system in isolation.

Hormones act throughout the body. A hormonal condition may affect your reproductive health as well as your metabolism. It can also have implications for your bones, cardiovascular health, sleep and mental wellbeing.

Looking at the whole picture also changes how we treat. Medical treatment may be one part of your care. Depending on what you need, we may also involve another healthcare professional, such as a dietitian or physiotherapist.

Lifestyle interventions and supplements can also be incorporated where there is good evidence for them.

Holistic does not mean doing every test or treatment available. It means considering the parts of your health that are actually relevant to you and bringing them together into one plan.

Hey Taylor practises evidence-based medicine.

We believe strongly in looking at the whole person. Hormonal conditions can affect many aspects of health, so care may include medical treatment alongside nutrition, lifestyle and multidisciplinary support.

We also believe menopause hormone therapy (MHT / HRT) is an important evidence-based treatment that is safe for most healthy women when appropriately prescribed.

What guides our approach is the evidence. Our doctors recommend investigations and treatments when there is a clear medical reason for them and good evidence that they are useful.

We do not routinely order extensive panels of tests without a clinical indication. We do not aim to treat every biomarker towards an arbitrary “optimal” level. We also do not recommend supplements or treatments simply because they are considered natural or personalised.

We are open to different ways of improving health. We just want good evidence behind them.

A woman’s health at 25 is not separate from her health at 45 or 65.

What happens at one stage of life can shape what we pay attention to at the next.

Irregular periods may have implications for fertility or metabolic health. Perimenopause can last for years, with your health needs evolving as hormones change. After menopause, protecting your bones and long-term metabolic health becomes increasingly important.

We care for these transitions as part of one continuous health journey. That means treating what is affecting you now, anticipating what may come next and identifying risks early enough to act on them.

No. You can book directly with us without a referral from a polyclinic, GP or specialist.

If you need documentation for an insurer or employer following your consultation, we can also provide supporting memos where medically appropriate, at no additional cost.

You can book a 20-minute consultation at our CBD clinic on Robinson Road or see one of our doctors by video from anywhere in Singapore.

Appointments can be booked directly online or via WhatsApp.