Ongoing Care
Year 1, Year 2, Year 3
Ongoing care is now explained by pathway and by Year 1, Year 2, and Year 3. We are keeping flexibility by continuing to offer both pay as you use the service and a monthly payment option for ongoing care.
The move from Year 1 to Year 2 to Year 3 reflects how care often develops over time. In most cases, the main difference is the frequency of blood test review, while regular monitoring and prescribing support continue throughout.
Care still depends on clinical need, and not everyone will progress in exactly the same way or at the same time.
Choose the pathway that fits your care
Prescribing with PIH bloods
Prescribing with external blood tests
Prescribing with external blood tests
With this pathway, blood tests are arranged through Pride In Health as part of your ongoing care.
This option suits people who want a more supported route for blood testing and review, with less admin to manage themselves.
Prescribing with external blood tests
Prescribing with external blood tests
Prescribing with external blood tests
With this pathway, you arrange blood tests separately and send the results to us as a PDF for review.
This option suits people who already have access to blood tests elsewhere and are comfortable arranging and sending results themselves.
Prescribing with shared care
Prescribing with external blood tests
Prescribing with shared care
With shared care, your GP may issue prescriptions and arrange blood tests, while we continue clinician-led review, treatment recommendations, documentation, and communication where needed to support safe care.
Shared care is not part of intake. It is only available to request after at least 6 months of well monitored care, and only where a
With shared care, your GP may issue prescriptions and arrange blood tests, while we continue clinician-led review, treatment recommendations, documentation, and communication where needed to support safe care.
Shared care is not part of intake. It is only available to request after at least 6 months of well monitored care, and only where a GP agrees.
Shared care is not a lower-support pathway. Although your GP may issue prescriptions and arrange blood tests, this pathway still involves ongoing clinician-led oversight and support from our team for you and your GP.
Care Arrangements & Pricing
Prescribing with PIH bloods
Prescribing with external blood tests
Prescribing with external blood tests
Blood tests are arranged through Pride in Health, alongside your ongoing clinical care.
Pay as you use the service
- 6 monthly clinical monitoring appointment: £155
- Monitoring blood panel and review: £150
- 3 monthly clinician review and prescription: £55
Monthly payment option
- Year 1: £94 monthly
- Year 2: £69 monthly
- Year 3: £57 monthly
Prescribing with external blood tests
Prescribing with external blood tests
Prescribing with external blood tests
You arrange blood tests separately and send the results to us for review.
Pay as you use the service
- 6 monthly clinical monitoring appointment: £155
- Blood test review: £20
- 3 monthly clinician review and prescription: £55
Monthly payment option
- Year 1: £51 monthly
- Year 2: £48 monthly
- Year 3: £46 monthly
This pathway does not include the cost of
You arrange blood tests separately and send the results to us for review.
Pay as you use the service
- 6 monthly clinical monitoring appointment: £155
- Blood test review: £20
- 3 monthly clinician review and prescription: £55
Monthly payment option
- Year 1: £51 monthly
- Year 2: £48 monthly
- Year 3: £46 monthly
This pathway does not include the cost of arranging blood tests. Those are arranged separately by the client.
Prescribing with shared care
Prescribing with external blood tests
Prescribing with shared care
A GP may issue prescriptions and arrange blood tests, while we continue clinician-led review, treatment recommendations, and communication where needed.
Pay as you use the service
- 6 monthly clinical monitoring appointment: £155
- Blood test request letter and results review: £20
- 3 monthly clinician review and treatment recommendation: £55
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A GP may issue prescriptions and arrange blood tests, while we continue clinician-led review, treatment recommendations, and communication where needed.
Pay as you use the service
- 6 monthly clinical monitoring appointment: £155
- Blood test request letter and results review: £20
- 3 monthly clinician review and treatment recommendation: £55
Monthly payment option
- Year 1: £51 monthly
- Year 2: £48 monthly
- Year 3: £46 monthly
Shared care is not a lower support pathway. Although your GP may issue prescriptions and arrange blood tests, this pathway still involves ongoing clinician-led oversight, treatment planning, documentation, and communication with yourself and your GP to support safe care.
Shared care is only available after at least 6 months of well monitored care and where your GP agrees.
What ongoing care usually includes
Ongoing care is there to help treatment stay safe, practical, and well supported over time.
What this usually includes:
- Regular blood tests at the intervals agreed with your clinician
- Review appointments to interpret results and agree any changes safely
- Prescribing support based on clinical review
- Clear documentation that can support shared care discussions later if you choose
- Ongoing support through your Carebit portal and the wider team where needed
Shared care option after 6 months
After at least 6 months of stable, well monitored care, you can request shared care.
If your GP agrees, they may take on prescribing and blood tests, while you continue to receive clinician-led review, treatment recommendations, documentation, and support from Pride In Health.
If your GP does not agree, you can continue privately so you are not left stuck.
What shared care usually needs
- A clear summary of current treatment and stability
- Evidence of consistent monitoring and timely follow-up
- A clinical contact framework the GP practice can rely on
- A clear plan for what is being asked of the GP, and what remains with the independent clinicians
Shared care is always at the discretion of the GP practice, even when everything is stable. It is worth speaking to your GP early, so you know what may be realistic in your area.
System update on Monday June 1st
Bookings and payments will be closed on Monday June 1st while we update our systems.
Any appointments already booked will go ahead as usual, and our client support team will still be available if you need support.
Thank you for your patience while we make these updates.