Feb 12, 2024
The CQC registration will enable the clinic to offer patients private intravenous blood tests, eliminating the need to travel to Cheltenham.
Swindon, England, United Kingdom - February 12, 2024 —

Leading multidisciplinary healthcare clinic, Kube Medical, recently achieved a significant milestone in its commitment to patient care and well-being. The Swindon-based organisation successfully registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC), England’s independent health and social care regulator, permitting it to provide private intravenous diagnostic blood tests in the town.
This achievement complements Kube Medical’s partnership with the trusted brand Medichecks, which provides medical diagnostic services. Working together, the clinic wants to help patients avoid NHS waiting lists while offering the same rigorous standards.
“Achieving CQC registration demonstrates our ongoing commitment to patients,” says Kube Medical’s Lead Chiropractor Samatha Campbell. “The people who come to our clinic can look forward to holistic care with private blood tests, giving them more control over their medical timetables and avoiding many of the scheduling problems associated with going through the NHS.”
To attain registration, Kube Medical submitted to CQC assessments. The regulator considers the effectiveness of treatments, the degree of safety the clinic affords, the responsiveness of services to patients’ needs, and whether there is person-centred care.
Adding intravenous blood tests to Kube Medical’s treatment menu means that Swindonians can now access a full suite of diagnostics in the town privately. This approach dovetails with the clinic’s holistic approach to musculoskeletal care and well-being.
“Our clinic already offered an array of diagnostics, including general health screenings and hormone panels,” explains CQC-registered manager at Kube Medical, Patrick Campbell. “However, patients couldn’t get private intravenous blood tests in the town. Many had to travel as far as Cheltenham. This new registration fills that critical gap, allowing us to provide an essential service to the community.”
Kube Medical’s unique selling point is the blend of services it offers, making it a popular choice among residents seeking holistic care. The team has an assortment of Chiropractors, Osteopaths, Physiotherapists, acupuncturists, rehabilitation specialists, laser therapists, sports therapists, and massage therapists on its roster. This breadth of expertise means the clinic can assist almost any patient who walks through the door with a musculoskeletal issue without forwarding them to a specialist.
“It’s an exciting time for our service,” Samantha Campbell says. “The new CQC registration enables us to expand our services and provide local people with the intravenous blood testing they require for more effective and rapid diagnosis.”
For more information about Kube Medical, use the contact details below:
Contact Info:
Name: Patrick Campbell
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Organization: Kube Medical
Address: Nexus Business Centre, Darby Close, Swindon, SN2 2PN
Phone: 01793 205345
Website: https://www.kubemedical.co.uk/
Release ID: 89121297
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