The Royal Buckinghamshire Hospital

Services

• Weight management
• Private hospitals

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About this clinic

The Royal Buckinghamshire Hospital is an independent specialist healthcare service in Aylesbury, run by The Royal Buckinghamshire Hospital Limited. It has been registered with the Care Quality Commission at this location since September 2014.

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Who this clinic supports

• Registered to see: Children (0 to 18), Older people, People with a physical disability, People with a sensory impairment, Younger adults

From the patient groups the clinic is registered for with CQC. Ask the clinic about age limits and whether it sees patients in person.

CQC information

What this clinic is registered to do

• Carries out tests, scans or screeningCQC term: Diagnostic and screening procedures
• Provides medical weight-loss servicesCQC term: Services in slimming clinics
• Carries out surgical proceduresCQC term: Surgical procedures
• Gives medical advice or triage remotely, for example by phone or videoCQC term: Transport services, triage and medical advice provided remotely
• Assesses and treats health conditionsCQC term: Treatment of disease, disorder or injury

Type of service

• Acute services with overnight beds
• Diagnostic and/or screening service
• Long term conditions services
• Rehabilitation services

Register record

CQC location ID

1-1675529321

Provider

The Royal Buckinghamshire Hospital Limited

Registered since

19 September 2014

CQC category

Acute hospital - Independent specialist

Local authority

Buckinghamshire

Companies House

08435515

Inspection reports and latest information on the CQC website

The rating and registration details in this section are from the CQC register as at 1 September 2026; we last checked the clinic was still registered on 7 October 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.