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Mr. Lieberman is an accredited member and trainer for the British Menopause Society and is a Regional Preceptor for the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists for Menopause.
His specialist interests include male genital cancers, male infertility, erectile dysfunction, penile prosthesis surgery, vasectomy reversal, surgical sperm retrieval and Peyronie’s disease.
Studies have shown that 75% of men in the UK will put off going to the doctor, even when feeling ill. Our clinical team can give expert and confidential advice on everything from sperm testing to sperm freezing to prostate and testicular cancer detection. We're here to help, for all the most sensitive health concerns.
Studies have shown that women in England live on average four years longer than men but spend more of their life in poor health, which can limit their ability to work and participate in day-to-day activities. The clinical foundation of our programme has seen a measurable impact on women's health issues of all kind, delivering better results.
Private clinics can charge upwards of £4,500 for every single cycle of IVF – excluding medication costs which can also reach into the thousands. The government’s funding for NHS fertility treatment is dwindling (and not inclusive of all demographics) and most private medical insurers do not cover fertility treatment.
Hours on Google looking at treatment options, days of injecting hormones, weeks spent running back and forth between the office and home and fertility clinics. All of these factors place a huge physical burden on employees, all whilst compounding the issue of ‘presenteeism’.
No one prepares you for reproductive health challenges and every fertility journey is uniquely stressful. People can feel overwhelmed, inadequate, guilty and isolated. These feelings are exacerbated with conflicting work demands and a lack of support within the workplace.
Every employee has a dedicated Care Advisor who will guide and mentor them, and supporting them physically, emotionally and mentally to encourage the best and most deserved outcome.
