Contact
Tell us what you need help with
You do not need to choose a test before contacting us. Select the route that best fits your question and give us enough information to respond safely. Please do not send highly sensitive medical documents by ordinary email unless the team has asked you to use that route.
New patient or assessment enquiry
Use this route if you are considering CMFH, have results you want reviewed or are not sure where to start.- Name and preferred form of address
- Email and telephone number
- Postcode
- Which results you already have
- A short description of what you would like help with
- Preferred contact method and reasonable adjustments
- Consent to use the information to respond
Before you send the form
This form is not an emergency or urgent clinical service. For sudden severe testicular pain, major swelling after injury or another urgent concern, use NHS 111 or urgent care.
Existing patient support
Use this route for appointment, payment, testing or report questions.Do not include full clinical details in the first message. We may need to verify your identity before discussing your care.
Before you send the form
This form is not an emergency or urgent clinical service. For sudden severe testicular pain, major swelling after injury or another urgent concern, use NHS 111 or urgent care.
Healthcare professionals
Refer a patient, ask about clinical scope or discuss how CMFH can work alongside an existing fertility pathway.Before you send the form
This form is not an emergency or urgent clinical service. For sudden severe testicular pain, major swelling after injury or another urgent concern, use NHS 111 or urgent care.
Partnership and media enquiries
For service partnerships, education, speaking or media enquiries, tell us your organisation, deadline, intended audience and the nature of the request.Before you send the form
This form is not an emergency or urgent clinical service. For sudden severe testicular pain, major swelling after injury or another urgent concern, use NHS 111 or urgent care.
Before you send the form
This form is not an emergency or urgent clinical service.
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For sudden severe testicular pain, major swelling after injury or another urgent concern, use NHS 111 or urgent care. Call 999 in a life-threatening emergency. A new testicular lump or persistent change should be assessed promptly by a GP or appropriate clinician.