Circle Health Group

Circle Health Group Circle Health Group is the UK’s largest private hospital group in the UK.
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Circle Health Group is the UK’s largest private hospital group, with more than 50 locations across the UK. We combine clinical excellence with peaceful surroundings, where patients are always treated as individuals. People are at the heart of everything we do – whether that’s our talented, passionate staff or the people they care for. Patients always come first, and when it comes to looking after you, being ‘good enough’ never is. We offer more than 500 different treatments across 60 specialties, and work with a network of over 6,000 renowned consultants. When you choose to go private with us, we’ll take the time to get to know you and your individual needs, building a bespoke treatment plan that puts you front and centre.

Patient safety and care are at the heart of what we do. This review shows how our teams are supporting patients every st...
28/11/2025

Patient safety and care are at the heart of what we do. This review shows how our teams are supporting patients every step of the way.

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Back pain shouldn’t control your life. Discover how to take charge of your recovery with expert insights from Bradley Ru...
24/11/2025

Back pain shouldn’t control your life.

Discover how to take charge of your recovery with expert insights from Bradley Rugg, Senior Physiotherapist at Circle Health Group.

This free online event covers everything from causes to treatment options and you’ll have the chance to ask your own questions, confidentially.

https://tinyurl.com/BackPainCorp

Please note: If the date and time of the event doesn't suit, you can register for the event and watch on demand at your leisure once the event has taken place.

Image description: Advertisement for a free virtual event by Circle Health Group on back pain management featuring an image of a child sitting on the shoulders of a smiling adult, both outdoors.

We’re ending the week with feedback that reinforces our commitment to patient safety.Image description: Two people, one ...
21/11/2025

We’re ending the week with feedback that reinforces our commitment to patient safety.

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Earlier this week, Circle Health Group won the Personnel Today Workplace Culture Award in the larger employer category. ...
21/11/2025

Earlier this week, Circle Health Group won the Personnel Today Workplace Culture Award in the larger employer category.

Alongside over 150 other finalists we were singled out as an organisation that had gone above and beyond to create a culture that listened to and valued its employees. Moreover, judges recognised Circle's culture as being pivotal to the organisation's success in recent years.

Commenting on the award, David Cooper, Chief People Officer: "Culture is key to creating a high performing organisation. We want our people to feel they work in an organisation that values, empowers and listens to them. Only then can they do their best work. I'm delighted that our hard work and dedication to making that a commitment a reality has been recognised on a national level."

Congratulations to our fellow winners and finalists at the Personnel Today Awards 2025.

Image description: A group of CHG staff on stage at an awards ceremony, holding a trophy with a backdrop reading "Workplace Culture Award - Larger Employer". They are dressed in formal attire and smiling.

19/11/2025

Experiencing back pain? You're not alone.

Join Senior Physiotherapist Bradley Rugg for a free virtual event where you'll learn how to manage low back pain with expert advice, myth-busting insights, and the chance to ask your questions confidentially.

Please note: If the date and time of the event doesn't suit, you can register for the event and watch on demand at your leisure once the event has taken place.
https://tinyurl.com/BackPainCorp

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19/11/2025

Experiencing back pain? You're not alone.

Join Senior Physiotherapist Bradley Rugg for a free virtual event where you'll learn how to manage low back pain with expert advice, myth-busting insights, and the chance to ask your questions confidentially.

Please note: If the date and time of the event doesn't suit, you can register for the event and watch on demand at your leisure once the event has taken place.
https://tinyurl.com/BackPainCMF

Video description: event promotion for back pain with white text over blue gradient on the left, and a video clip of a woman wearing orange sports clothes, running on a leaf-covered path.

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month.Lung cancer remains one of the most common and serious types of cancer in the UK...
17/11/2025

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month.

Lung cancer remains one of the most common and serious types of cancer in the UK but early detection can save lives. Smoking is the biggest cause but other risk factors include exposure to second-hand smoke and family history of lung cancer.

If you’re experiencing persistent symptoms such as a cough that won’t go away, breathlessness, or unexplained weight loss, don’t wait. Speak to your GP or book a consultation.

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Here’s what a patient had to say about their treatment and and journey with us. This review highlights the standard of c...
14/11/2025

Here’s what a patient had to say about their treatment and and journey with us. This review highlights the standard of care our teams aim to deliver every day.

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Could you spot the signs of diabetes?Many people live with diabetes without realising it, until symptoms become harder t...
14/11/2025

Could you spot the signs of diabetes?

Many people live with diabetes without realising it, until symptoms become harder to ignore. Frequent urination, excessive thirst, unexplained weight loss and extreme tiredness are just some of the signs to watch out for. With the right care and early diagnosis, diabetes can be managed successfully.

Frequent urination, excessive thirst, unexplained weight loss and extreme tiredness are just some of the signs to watch out for.

If you’re concerned about yourself or someone close to you, speak to your GP or book an appointment with one of our private GPs.

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Congratulations to The Blackheath Hospital on their first VELYS™ robotic-assisted knee surgeries.The incredible theatre ...
12/11/2025

Congratulations to The Blackheath Hospital on their first VELYS™ robotic-assisted knee surgeries.

The incredible theatre team, assisted expert Orthopaedic Surgeons, Mr Zameer Shah, Mr Thomas White and Mr Matthew Gee, on their novel journeys with the VELYS™ robot at Blackheath last month.

The hospital team is incredibly proud to offer this service to their patients, providing them with access to technology which offers precision and accuracy, and a range of benefits including less pain and faster recovery.

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1 A group of medical staff in scrubs, smiling and standing in a hospital operating room adorned with VELYS-branded balloons.
2 Front entrance of The Blackheath Hospital adorned with blue balloons.

Most people can’t name a symptom of pancreatic cancer and that’s the problem.Persistent indigestion, unexplained weight ...
11/11/2025

Most people can’t name a symptom of pancreatic cancer and that’s the problem.

Persistent indigestion, unexplained weight loss, loss of appetite and extreme tiredness are only some of the symptoms that can often be mistaken for other conditions.

Pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest forms of cancer, often diagnosed too late for effective treatment. But awareness can change that.

If something doesn’t feel right, speak to your GP. Read more about pancreatic cancer and its symptoms here https://tinyurl.com/ReadMoreAboutPancreaticCancer

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10/11/2025

This week marked the official opening of a brand-new, purpose-built Post-Anaesthesia Care Unit (PACU) at Sarum Road Hospital.

Completed in late October, the four-bed unit features dedicated clean and dirty utility rooms, along with a new IPS and UPS system to support safe, high-quality care.

Chief Executive Officer Paul Manning joined Executive Director Martin Page to cut the ribbon and meet with staff, consultants and patients as they toured the upgraded facilities.

Video description: CEO Paul Manning, Clinal Services Manager for Imaging Heather Pask, Clinical Chair Stephen Wimbush and ED Martin Page talk about the new PACU at Sarum Road Hospital, what it means for patients, staff and the community.

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EC4M6XH

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Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

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