Home
Newcastle Upon Tyne · Run by Mrs Gillian Bird
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About this clinic
Home is an independent community health service in Newcastle Upon Tyne, run by Mrs Gillian Bird. It has been registered with the Care Quality Commission at this location since June 2019.
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Who this clinic supports
- Registered to see: Children (0 to 18)
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CQC information
On the CQC register as at 1 September 2026, registered since June 2019.
Overall CQC rating
Good
CQC found this service is performing well and meeting its expectations.
Published 28 September 2022.
What this clinic is registered to do
- Carries out surgical proceduresCQC term: Surgical procedures
Type of service
- Community healthcare service
Register record
- CQC location ID
- 1-7059280508
- Provider
- Mrs Gillian Bird
- Registered since
- 20 June 2019
- CQC category
- Community health - NHS & Independent
- Local authority
- Newcastle upon Tyne
- Companies House
- Not listed
Inspection reports and latest information on the CQC website
All details in this section come from the CQC register as at 1 September 2026. Registration only shows the clinic is allowed to provide these activities. It isn't a recommendation. See the latest on this clinic's CQC page.
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