Newsletter: May 2024

Patrick Campbell • 30 April 2024

After a rather dreary April, we're still hoping that Spring is on its way. However, we're here with the latest news from the team to brighten your day!

Bank Holidays

The clinic will be closed on Monday 6th and Monday 27th May. Our practitioners' diaries are usually very busy around bank holidays, so please book early to avoid disappointment.


Double Discount Referrals

How would you like a free appointment? We offer a discount to existing patients who refer new patients to the clinic. Normally we give you £5 treatment credit. Throughout May, we are doubling our referral credit to £10.


Myo Munchee

We're always working to improve our skillset, as well as the products and services we offer. During April, our Clinical Lead Chiropractor, Samantha, completed Bebe Certification, allowing her to work with Myo Munchee products.

Kube Medical | Bebe Certified

Myo Munchees help to improve chewing in children and adults, with the following benefits:

  • Promoting nasal breathing
  • Improving lip and tongue strength
  • Jaw health and development
  • Development of teeth and gums


Ear Wax Removal Clinic

From Thursday 16th May, DeafEnders Ear Care will be running a weekly pop-up clinic from Kube Medical. Cathryn and Sarah are nurse practitioners who provide this CQC-registered service from their Devizes clinic. Consultations are by appointment and can be booked directly with the DeafEnders team.


Events

Unfortunately, the peri/menopause workshop with Sarah Shah that was planned for this month has been cancelled. We wish Sarah a speedy recovery and look forward to rearranging this event for the future.


Infant clinic will take place as normal on Tuesday 7th and Tuesday 21st May from 1-3pm. This is a free drop-in clinic


Competition

To mark the end of our season's sponsorship with Swindon Town FC, we held a massive ticket giveaway on our Facebook and Instagram pages. As well as giving away 23 tickets, several current and former members of the Kube Medical team and their families went along to watch the 3-3 draw against Morecambe.


While the football may be over, the County Ground will be hosting Chris Moyles' 90s Hangover on Saturday 25th May. Tickets are available here.


Testimonials

Callum Hughes is the founder of Velo Clinic and is a certified Retül bike fitter.  Callum takes a holistic approach to bike fitting, focusing on the persons mobility and goals. He has extensive experience fitting bikes for cyclists and triathletes alike, as well as both coaching and competing in both disciplines himself.

"After tearing my meniscus for the second time and my MCL (yes it was bad), I had spoken to the team at Kube to determine the best approach for me to get back training and racing (triathlons and mountain biking).


"I came in to see Sam and assumed it would be a blast with the K-Lazer the  off I go. Sam assessed me and went through a very thorough diagnosis of my injuries, not just the symptoms I had.


"Spotting that my back was out of alignment and getting to work  correcting it. After three visits, I was back running and my knee felt like new. I felt new. It's odd to say after I originally tore my meniscus 6 years prior to the second time, I never thought I would be able to get back to training without surgery but Sam did it."

Do you have a story about how we've helped you and your business? Let us know!

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Newsletter: September 2025

by Patrick Campbell • 6 September 2025
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Forged in Fire: A New Path Forward for Tongue Tie Practitioners

by Patrick Campbell • 13 August 2025
There’s no easy way to put it — the sudden closure of Private Midwives has left a real void, both professionally and personally, for many highly experienced tongue tie practitioners. It’s disrupted livelihoods, interrupted the continuity of care for families, and forced many to face a wave of uncertainty.
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Newsletter: August 2025

by Patrick Campbell • 9 August 2025
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Can I Use My Health Insurance for Physiotherapy in Faringdon? Here’s What You Need to Know

by Patrick Campbell • 15 July 2025
Imagine this: you’ve tweaked your back lifting something awkward, your GP suggests physio — and you remember you’ve got private health insurance with Bupa or AXA. But then you check online and… your local provider in Faringdon isn’t showing up. Frustrating, right? The good news is: Kube Medical in Faringdon is registered and ready to accept Bupa and AXA patients — even if we’re not currently showing on Bupa’s location finder.  Let’s clear up the confusion and walk you through what to do next.

Kube Medical Expands to Faringdon with Launch of New Multidisciplinary Clinic

by 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.
Kube Medical | Clinical Integrity

When We Choose Not to Treat: A Note on Clinical Integrity

by Patrick Campbell • 14 June 2025
Like many businesses in healthcare, we sometimes receive feedback that is difficult to read — not because it challenges us, but because it doesn’t reflect the care and intention with which our team works every day. Recently, a negative review was shared online that has been mentioned by both current and prospective patients. While we always value constructive feedback and use it to review our processes, I wanted to take a moment — from my perspective as a non-clinical Director — to clarify how we work, and the values that guide our decisions when it comes to patient care.
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Newsletter: June 2025

by Patrick Campbell • 1 June 2025
Hello June! We’ve got plenty of exciting updates this month—from new events and workshops to a big announcement about our next chapter. Here’s everything you need to know from the team at Kube Medical.
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Newsletter: May 2025

by Patrick Campbell • 7 May 2025
Hello May! As the days grow longer and the sun starts to show its face, we’ve got some exciting updates, new faces, and a few dates for your diary. Here's what's happening at Kube Medical this month.