East Riding Wellness and Aesthetics has rebranded as The Dennison Clinic, marking a new phase of growth for the medically-led business founded by Consultant Nurse Practitioner Tracey Dennison.
The new name reflects the clinic’s evolution into a specialist provider of women’s health, menopause and hormonal care, alongside medical aesthetics, weight management and longevity services, as well as its expansion beyond East Yorkshire.
“The business has changed significantly since we first launched,” says Tracey. “Today we’re supporting women with everything from menopause and hormonal health to weight management and medical aesthetics, both in clinic and online. The Dennison Clinic reflects that broader vision for the future.”
Earlier this year, the clinic was named Best Menopause Clinic (North of England) at the Menopause in Practice Awards 2026, while Tracey retained her UK Menopause Nurse of the Year title for a second consecutive year.
Originally established in East Yorkshire, The Dennison Clinic now operates from locations in East Yorkshire, York and Milton Keynes, while providing online women’s health consultations to women nationwide.
Tracey is a British Menopause Society (BMS) Registered Advanced Specialist and teaches on the organisation’s Advanced programme, helping train doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals in advanced menopause care across the UK. She is also involved in research collaborations with Durham University and Manchester Metropolitan University, supporting the development of evidence-based female hormonal health care.
Tracey believes women’s health has been neglected for far too long and says that, while the conversation is changing, there is still a significant gap between the care women need and the care they receive.
“Things are definitely changing and it is encouraging to see more recognition of the importance of women’s health. But too many women still struggle to get the right information, diagnosis and support. We want to provide a place where women feel listened to and where their care is based on the best available evidence.”
The clinic’s expansion also sees Tracey joined by GP Dr Matthew Johnson, who has more than 22 years’ experience and a specialist interest in women’s health while surgeon Dr Arturo Almeida performs minor surgery and fat dissolving procedures as as well as treatment for varicose veins.
“It’s about creating a platform for continued growth,” says Tracey, “while remaining focused on improving healthcare for women.”