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Dr Lim Min Yu
Fertility Specialist and Medical Director of Sincere Medical Specialist Center
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Dr Lim Min Yu is an Obstetrician, Gynaecologist and accredited Fertility Specialist. He is the Medical Director of SMSC-Dr Min Yu Clinic for Women. Dr Lim received his undergraduate and postgraduate training in Scotland and returned to Singapore in 2010. Dr Lim is passionate about spreading the message that fertility declines with age, and that elective egg freezing is an option to mitigate that.
Dr. Suresh Nair
Fertility Specialist and Founding Director of Monash IVF Singapore
Dr Suresh Nair is an Obstetrician, Gynaecologist and accredited Fertility Specialist. Dr Nair received his Masters in Australia and completed an intensive Robotic Surgery training in Belgium and Australia. He is the Chairman of the Reproductive Medicine Section, of the College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. Dr Nair believes that the best results are drawn from individualised and patient-centric fertility care programs.
Patrina Tan
Founder of Tina Fertility Coach, four years of challenging IVF treatment
Tina Padia is a Certified Life Coach (ICI) and Master Practitioner in Neuro Linguistics Programming and has a BSc. Hons in Neuroscience.. Having endured four years of challenging IVF treatment, she understands and empathises deeply with the emotional toll of infertility. Tina's holistic approach integrates Reiki and Sound Bowl Therapy with NLP coaching to help women release anxiety and restore and hope. Her mission is to guide clients through their fertility journey with resilience and self-belief.
Dr Lim Min Yu
Fertility Specialist and Medical Director of Sincere Medical Specialist Center
Dr Lim Min Yu is an Obstetrician, Gynaecologist and accredited Fertility Specialist. He is the Medical Director of SMSC-Dr Min Yu Clinic for Women. Dr Lim received his undergraduate and postgraduate training in Scotland and returned to Singapore in 2010. Dr Lim is passionate about spreading the message that fertility declines with age, and that elective egg freezing is an option to mitigate that.
Dr. Suresh Nair
Fertility Specialist and Founding Director of Monash IVF Singapore
Dr Suresh Nair is an Obstetrician, Gynaecologist and accredited Fertility Specialist. Dr Nair received his Masters in Australia and completed an intensive Robotic Surgery training in Belgium and Australia. He is the Chairman of the Reproductive Medicine Section, of the College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. Dr Nair believes that the best results are drawn from individualised and patient-centric fertility care programs.
Tina Padia
Founder of Tina Fertility Coach, four years of challenging IVF treatment
Tina Padia is a Certified Life Coach (ICI) and Master Practitioner in Neuro Linguistics Programming and has a BSc. Hons in Neuroscience.. Having endured four years of challenging IVF treatment, she understands and empathises deeply with the emotional toll of infertility. Tina's holistic approach integrates Reiki and Sound Bowl Therapy with NLP coaching to help women release anxiety and restore and hope. Her mission is to guide clients through their fertility journey with resilience and self-belief.
Book your Fertility Screening online
Choose between 2 options based on where you're at - we pass the savings on to you if you book early (before 4 Sep).
Turn up on 18 September for your 15-min screening
We'll see you on the 10th floor of Solaris, 1 Fusionopolis Walk at the stipulated time of your screening test. It'll be over in 15 minutes!
Receive your report within 1 week and review results over video consultation
Expect to receive your personalised test report within 7 working days. Discuss your results with our in-house doctor.
Taylor only works with reputable clinics; you'll never be upsold or pressured to do more than you are ready for.
Book your Fertility Screening online
Choose between 2 options based on where you're at - we pass the savings on to you if you book early (before 4 Sep).
Turn up on 18 September for your 15-min screening
We'll see you on the 10th floor of Solaris, 1 Fusionopolis Walk at the stipulated time of your screening test. It'll be over in 15 minutes!
Receive your report within 1 week and review results over video consultation
Expect to receive your personalised test report within 1 week. Discuss your results with our in-house doctor or a fertility expert over a video call.
Taylor only works with reputable clinics; you'll never be upsold or pressured to do more than you are ready for.
Absolutely! We welcome all people of reproductive age to this event. To guarantee your spot for a fertility check-up, please don't forget to make a booking in advance.
Ovarian Reserve Screening and Fertility Health Screening
These screenings are designed for women at any stage of their fertility journey who seek a deeper understanding of their reproductive health. It's particularly insightful for:
Cervical Cancer Screening
The Cervical Cancer Screening is specially designed for women aged 25 and above who have had sex before. If you haven't had a PAP Smear or HPV test in the last three years, it's particularly important to get screened.
Cervical cancer is a significant health concern, ranking among the top 10 cancers affecting women in Singapore. About 80% of sexually active women will contract HPV at some point in their lives. HPV is responsible for nearly all cervical cancer cases (99.7%) and can also cause genital warts. Because HPV often shows no symptoms in its early stages, it can spread without you knowing.
Regular screenings are vital for early detection and effective treatment, but we understand that with a busy life, it can be hard to find the time for these important checks. With the Mobile Fertility Clinic, you'll get to skip the usual long clinic queue and have your test done by a skilled female doctor, making the process hassle-free and comfortable.
This screening offers valuable insights into various aspects of a woman's reproductive health, including the status of her ovarian reserve, the condition of her thyroid, and the functioning of her ovaries. This information is key for understanding fertility, planning for pregnancy, and identifying potential issues that might need to be addressed to optimise reproductive health.
Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH):
Ovarian Reserve Indicator: AMH is produced directly by the cells of ovarian follicles (which contain your eggs). It is a reliable marker of the egg supply in your ovaries. A higher AMH level typically indicates a more abundant ovarian reserve.
Predictor of Menopause Onset: AMH levels decrease with age, and significantly low levels can indicate that you may be approaching menopause. This is crucial for timing fertility plans, such as egg freezing and building a family.
In relation to Egg Freezing and IVF: AMH levels can help in predicting the response of ovaries to stimulation in treatments like IVF and egg freezing, which aids the doctor in personalising your treatment plan.
Note: AMH is not the sole predictor of your chances of conception. Additional fertility testing may be required, if your results come back abnormal, or if you have past or current reproductive health issues, including sexually transmitted infections, endometriosis, or polycystic ovaries (PCOS), all of which can contribute to fertility challenges.
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH):
Thyroid Health and Fertility: TSH is indicative of thyroid gland health. The thyroid gland plays a pivotal role in regulating the body's metabolic processes, which includes reproductive health. Both hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid) and hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid) can lead to fertility issues.
Impact on Menstrual Cycle: Abnormal TSH levels can disrupt menstrual cycles, making conception challenging.
Importance in Pregnancy: Proper thyroid function is crucial for pregnancy maintenance and the health of the fetus. Thyroid disorders can lead to complications such as miscarriage, preterm birth, and developmental issues in the child.
Vitamin D:
Women with lower vitamin D levels often had a harder time getting pregnant naturally. If you're considering fertility treatments like IVF, vitamin D becomes even more important. Women with good vitamin D levels tend to have better outcomes: more positive pregnancy tests, higher chances of getting pregnant, and more successful births.
Ovarian Reserve and Fertility Screening:
Our Ovarian Reserve and Fertility Screening involve simple blood tests. These procedures are generally painless, much like feeling a minor pinch, similar to an ant bite. Our expert phlebotomists are highly skilled in blood drawing, and we offer cold sprays to numb the area if you're apprehensive about needles. Rest assured, you're in safe hands!
Cervical Cancer Screening:
For Cervical Cancer Screening, our female doctor will use a soft brush to collect cells from your cervix. You might experience slight discomfort or gentle pressure during the procedure, but it shouldn't be painful. Our doctor is specially trained in these procedures within a gynaecology department, so you'll be well cared for throughout the process.
No, simply turn up! There is no need to fast.
Ovarian Reserve and Fertility Health Screening:
These blood tests are not affected by your menstrual cycle.
Cervical Cancer Screening:
You can still do this screening even if you're on your period. In this case, we will perform the HPV test, which is essential for detecting strains of HPV that are the primary cause of cervical cancer. You will be refunded $40 for the ThinPrep test.
We are aware of some companies who offer corporate fertility benefits with financial coverage, utilising fertility employer benefit vendors including Maven Clinic, Carrot Fertility and Pacific Prime. Based on your company policy with these vendors, you may be able to get your fertility screening paid for completely with company dollars - so hold on to your receipt and submit your expense for reimbursement afterwards.
Feel free to loop us in (support@hey-taylor.com) with your HR team if you're not sure, and we'll take it from there.
Yes, Taylor is licensed by the Ministry of Health to deliver these clinical services to you. The fertility screenings we offer are the same as those used by fertility specialists in clinical settings to evaluate reproductive health and to personalise medication and protocols for egg freezing. We're bringing these expert-level diagnostics directly to you. The tests will be administered by professional phlebotomists from clinical diagnostic laboratories, ensuring you receive the same standard of care and precision as you would in a specialist's clinic.
Our mobile fertility clinic is a roving service designed to bring healthcare right to your neighbourhood. We began in busy areas like the CBD, and got amazing feedback from the 120 women who got the screenings they would otherwise have put off. Next stop: One North. Want to see us in your area? Drop us a line at sayhey@hey-taylor.com.
Absolutely! We welcome all people of reproductive age to this event. To guarantee your spot for a check-up, please don't forget to make a booking in advance.
Ovarian Reserve Screening and Fertility Health Screening
These screenings are designed for women at any stage of their fertility journey who seek a deeper understanding of their reproductive health. It's particularly insightful for:
Cervical Cancer Screening
The Cervical Cancer Screening is specially designed for women aged 25 and above who have had sex before. If you haven't had a PAP Smear or HPV test in the last three years, it's particularly important to get screened.
Cervical cancer is a significant health concern, ranking among the top 10 cancers affecting women in Singapore. About 80% of sexually active women will contract HPV at some point in their lives. HPV is responsible for nearly all cervical cancer cases (99.7%) and can also cause genital warts. Because HPV often shows no symptoms in its early stages, it can spread without you knowing.
Regular screenings are vital for early detection and effective treatment, but we understand that with a busy life, it can be hard to find the time for these important checks. With the Mobile Fertility Clinic, you'll get to skip the usual long clinic queue and have your test done by a skilled female doctor, making the process hassle-free and comfortable.
This screening offers valuable insights into various aspects of a woman's reproductive health, including the status of her ovarian reserve, the condition of her thyroid, and the functioning of her ovaries. This information is key for understanding fertility, planning for pregnancy, and identifying potential issues that might need to be addressed to optimise reproductive health.
Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH):
Ovarian Reserve Indicator: AMH is produced directly by the cells of ovarian follicles (which contain your eggs). It is a reliable marker of the egg supply in your ovaries. A higher AMH level typically indicates a more abundant ovarian reserve.
Predictor of Menopause Onset: AMH levels decrease with age, and significantly low levels can indicate that you may be approaching menopause. This is crucial for timing fertility plans, such as egg freezing and building a family.
In relation to Egg Freezing and IVF: AMH levels can help in predicting the response of ovaries to stimulation in treatments like IVF and egg freezing, which aids the doctor in personalising your treatment plan.
Note: AMH is not the sole predictor of your chances of conception. Additional fertility testing may be required, if your results come back abnormal, or if you have past or current reproductive health issues, including sexually transmitted infections, endometriosis, or polycystic ovaries (PCOS), all of which can contribute to fertility challenges.
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH):
Thyroid Health and Fertility: TSH is indicative of thyroid gland health. The thyroid gland plays a pivotal role in regulating the body's metabolic processes, which includes reproductive health. Both hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid) and hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid) can lead to fertility issues.
Impact on Menstrual Cycle: Abnormal TSH levels can disrupt menstrual cycles, making conception challenging.
Importance in Pregnancy: Proper thyroid function is crucial for pregnancy maintenance and the health of the fetus. Thyroid disorders can lead to complications such as miscarriage, preterm birth, and developmental issues in the child.
Vitamin D:
Women with lower vitamin D levels often had a harder time getting pregnant naturally. If you're considering fertility treatments like IVF, vitamin D becomes even more important. Women with good vitamin D levels tend to have better outcomes: more positive pregnancy tests, higher chances of getting pregnant, and more successful births.
Ovarian Reserve and Fertility Health Screening:
Our Ovarian Reserve and Fertility Screening involve simple blood tests. These procedures are generally painless, much like feeling a minor pinch, similar to an ant bite. Our expert phlebotomists are highly skilled in blood drawing, and we offer cold sprays to numb the area if you're apprehensive about needles. Rest assured, you're in safe hands!
Cervical Cancer Screening:
For Cervical Cancer Screening, our female doctor will use a soft brush to collect cells from your cervix. You might experience slight discomfort or gentle pressure during the procedure, but it shouldn't be painful. Our doctor is specially trained in these procedures within a gynaecology department, so you'll be well cared for throughout the process.
No, simply turn up! There is no need to fast.
Ovarian Reserve and Fertility Health Screening:
These blood tests are not affected by your menstrual cycle.
Cervical Cancer Screening:
You can still do this screening even if you're on your period. In this case, we will perform the HPV test, which is essential for detecting strains of HPV that are the primary cause of cervical cancer. You will be refunded $40 for the ThinPrep test.
We are aware of some companies who offer corporate fertility benefits with financial coverage, utilising fertility employer benefit vendors including Maven Clinic, Carrot Fertility and Pacific Prime. Based on your company policy with these vendors, you may be able to get your fertility screening paid for completely with company dollars - so hold on to your receipt and submit your expense for reimbursement afterwards.
Feel free to loop us in (support@hey-taylor.com) with your HR team if you're not sure, and we'll take it from there.
Yes, Taylor is licensed by the Ministry of Health to deliver these clinical services to you. The fertility screenings we offer are the same as those used by fertility specialists in clinical settings to evaluate reproductive health and to personalise medication and protocols for egg freezing. We're bringing these expert-level diagnostics directly to you. The tests will be administered by professional phlebotomists from clinical diagnostic laboratories, ensuring you receive the same standard of care and precision as you would in a specialist's clinic.
Our mobile fertility clinic is a roving service designed to bring healthcare right to your neighbourhood. We began in busy areas like the CBD, and got amazing feedback from the 120 women who got the screenings they would otherwise have put off. Next stop: One North. Want to see us in your area? Drop us a line at sayhey@hey-taylor.com.
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Eve has spent most of her adult life improving healthcare, from telemedicine innovations to hospital software.
While working at an IVF and gynaecology clinic, she saw firsthand how late diagnoses complicated women's health journeys. GPs sometimes overlooked early symptoms, and specialist clinics could be costly and have long wait times. This led to delays in care and missed treatment opportunities for women and couples.
Taylor is here to change that by building up women-focused primary care.
Jody is a doctor with a passion for women's health.
Her journey began in Singapore's tertiary healthcare system where she worked in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. It was there that she witnessed firsthand the unique challenges that women face, sparking a deep-seated determination to make a difference.
Recognising the need for accessible and equitable healthcare, Jody has dedicated her career to transforming women's health by integrating comprehensive care into primary healthcare settings.
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