You use these compounds to be stronger, leaner, and on top of your game. Sentinel is how you stay there without your heart, your blood, or your long-term health quietly paying for it. One doctor, watching the things that go wrong slowly, so they don't go wrong at all.
Enquire How it worksYou've made an informed choice. My job is to keep you safe inside it.
You take these compounds for a reason. Strength, performance, how you look and feel. The thing that takes all of that away is the complication you didn't see coming.
Most of the harm these compounds can do builds quietly. Your blood gets thicker. Your heart works harder. Your cholesterol shifts. None of it hurts and none of it shows, right up until the day it does. The men who get caught out aren't reckless. They just had nobody watching the right things at the right time.
Monitoring is how you keep the upside without paying for it later. I track what these compounds put under strain, often enough to catch a problem while it's still easy to fix. You carry on doing what you do, knowing a doctor has eyes on the parts that matter. That's the difference between hoping you're fine and knowing you are.
Sentinel is built on continuity. The same doctor, the right tests for where you are, tracked over time, with treatment managed when you need it and a clear read on every result.
We start face to face. Full history, an examination, blood pressure, and a complete set of baseline bloods. That gives us a true starting point, so everything we track afterwards actually means something.
We check in every eight to twelve weeks, as often as your treatment needs. I book you in, so you don't have to remember to chase it. Each review builds on the last, so I can see how things change over time rather than guess from one snapshot.
I read your bloods myself and tell you what they mean in plain terms. That includes tests you've had done elsewhere, not just the ones we run. Bring me what you already have and I'll work from it. You get a clear read on where you stand, not a page of numbers.
If you genuinely need testosterone treatment, I prescribe it and manage it properly. That means keeping your levels in a healthy range and adjusting based on how you feel and what your bloods show. I only start treatment when the case for it is clear, never just on request.
Between reviews you can message me about a result, a worry, or a change to your plan. It's for questions about your monitoring and your treatment, so you can reach me about what matters without booking a full appointment.
You pay the lab price for your bloods with nothing added on top, and the blood draw at each review is included. You're paying me for the oversight and the treatment, not for marking up your tests.
I prescribe and manage testosterone replacement when there's a clear medical reason for it. What I don't do is supply anabolic steroids or the other performance compounds, and I won't advise you on cycles, doses, or stacks. If you use them, my job is to measure what they're doing to you and keep you as safe as that choice allows.
That boundary sits in the service agreement and you'll sign it at intake. It's what makes this real medicine rather than a shortcut, and it's the reason you can trust the oversight you're paying for.
We meet in person for your first assessment. History, examination, and a full set of baseline bloods, so we both know exactly where you're starting.
After that, reviews can be done remotely, so where you live is no barrier. You come in person at least once a year, and any time a result means I need to see you.
I read and explain every result, track how things change, and stay reachable between reviews. Nothing slips through unnoticed.
Regular monitoring and managed treatment for men using performance compounds, from one doctor who knows your history and reads your results himself.
Regular monitoring and managed treatment for men using performance compounds, from a named doctor.
You pay laboratory cost for bloods, billed separately. The membership covers oversight, interpretation, and prescribing, not the lab fees themselves.
Sentinel does one job and does it closely. It keeps you training hard and feeling strong while it catches the damage these compounds do quietly, so you stay in the game for years instead of paying for it later. That means a tight schedule, every eight to twelve weeks, watching what your compounds are doing and managing your treatment. It doesn't cover acute care or everyday illness.
Concierge is different. It's a personal GP for your whole life, fast, and it includes hormone monitoring as part of looking after everything. But that runs at the pace of general care, not the tight schedule a man actively using these compounds needs. So most men here take Sentinel. If you want a doctor for everything as well, you can hold both and we'll make them work together. Concierge sits at £399 a month.
No. You've made an informed decision and you're an adult. My job isn't to talk you out of it, it's to make sure you understand what's happening inside your body and to act on it before something becomes a problem. You'll get straight clinical information, not a lecture.
No. Sentinel is monitoring and harm reduction only. Where testosterone replacement is clinically indicated and diagnosis-led, I prescribe and manage it properly. I don't supply anabolic agents and I won't advise on doses, cycles, or stacks. That line is firm, and it's what keeps the service defensible for both of us.
Yes. Possessing these compounds for your own use isn't a criminal offence in the UK. Supplying them is, and so is importing them by post, but neither of those is what this is. Sentinel is medical monitoring, which is straightforward, legal, and good medicine. Where testosterone replacement is clinically needed, I can prescribe it properly, the same as any doctor would. What I won't do is supply anabolic steroids or any other performance compound, which is a different thing entirely.
Tracking numbers is the easy part, and you can already do that yourself. What you can't do for yourself is the rest of it. Spotting a pattern forming across your results before any single one looks wrong. Reading a number against your symptoms, your training, your history, and what you're actually taking. Examining you when something needs a closer look. Deciding what to act on and when, and being the one who carries that call. That's clinical judgement, and it's the whole point of a doctor rather than a spreadsheet or an app. Your bloods tell you something changed. I tell you what it means for you, and what to do about it.
Only with your consent. This is a private, confidential service. I'd always encourage joined-up care and I'm happy to write to your GP if you want that, but nothing is shared without your say-so.
The things these compounds put under strain. How thick your blood is getting, your cholesterol and heart-risk markers, your liver and kidneys, your blood sugar, your full hormone levels, your prostate marker, signs of inflammation, and a blood-borne virus screen where it's relevant. The exact tests depend on what you're using and how your results move over time. I'll always tell you why we're checking something.
CQC-registered. GMC-registered. MRCGP. An NHS GP partner running this privately.
The oversight you get is the same standard of medicine you'd expect from any good doctor, applied to a group most doctors would rather not treat at all.
Send an enquiry and I'll be in touch the same day. No obligation, just a straight conversation about whether this is right for you.
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The main practice →Dr Ben Ingram provides a private monitoring and harm-reduction service for adults using hormonal and anabolic therapy. It does not include the supply of anabolic agents or advice on cycles or dosing. This page is information, not medical advice.