Kube Medical Expands to Faringdon with Launch of New Multidisciplinary Clinic

Patrick Campbell • 30 June 2025

Faringdon, Oxfordshire – 30th June 2025 – Kube Medical, a leading provider of integrated musculoskeletal care, is proud to announce the opening of its second clinic at Wicklesham Lodge Farm in Faringdon on 1st July 2025. Known for its collaborative and patient-first approach, Kube Medical brings its award-winning services to Faringdon and the surrounding rural communities.

With a team of experienced Chiropractors, Osteopaths, Physiotherapists and Sports Therapists working hand-in-hand, the new clinic offers patients a streamlined and joined-up experience. Whether suffering from a sports injury, back pain or postural issues, patients can access a coordinated treatment plan tailored to their needs — even if they’re unsure which practitioner or approach to choose.

“We’re delighted to bring Kube Medical’s multidisciplinary model to Faringdon,” said Samantha Campbell, Clinical Lead and Founder of Kube Medical. “For 17 years, we’ve built a reputation in Swindon for high-quality care, trusted clinical outcomes, and a warm, professional team. Our new Faringdon clinic offers the same commitment in a beautiful, quiet setting that’s especially suited to patients who prefer a less clinical, more calming environment.”

Kube Medical Physiotherapist, Will Sperrin

Located in the charming Wicklesham Lodge Farm business park, the clinic is easily accessible from Faringdon, Shrivenham, and Wantage. Its rural location makes it an appealing choice for neurodivergent patients and those who prefer treatment away from urban centres.

To celebrate the launch, new musculoskeletal patients registering at the Faringdon clinic before 31st August 2025 will receive £30 off their first appointment. Free, no-obligation consultations with practitioners are also available to help patients understand their options before committing to care.

Kube Medical Chiropractor, Erika Anderson

The clinic’s full range of musculoskeletal services will be available from opening, with specialist offerings such as blood testing and tongue tie assessments/divisions to follow once CQC registration is finalised — part of Kube Medical’s ongoing commitment to safe and regulated care.

Kube Medical’s flagship clinic in Swindon has received prestigious awards from the Royal College of Chiropractors for both Clinical Excellence and Patient Management, and is CQC-registered for healthcare services. The Faringdon team aims to uphold these same standards from day one.

For appointments, visit www.kubemedical.co.uk or call 01793 205345. Email inquiries can be directed to admin@kubemedical.co.uk.

Media Contact:
Kube Medical Administration Team
admin@kubemedical.co.uk
01793 205345

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