Jez Nye has been with us for a year since graduating as an Osteopath.
Staff Changes at Kube Medical
Patrick Campbell • 29 June 2023
We're sad to announce the upcoming departure of two of our team members, who are leaving the team in July for exciting new pastures. One new and one not-so-new arrival will join the clinic in the coming weeks.
Leavers:
Jason Donaldson has been part of our Chiropractic team for many years. This will be especially sad for us, as he and Sam were also at university together.
Joiners:
Kevin Mullen joins the team next week. Kevin is an experienced Osteopath who graduated from Oxford Brookes University in 2012. Before embarking on a career in Osteopathy, he obtained a degree in Sports Science and a diploma in Sports Rehabilitation. Kevin ran his own practice for eight years, before working in several multidisciplinary teams.
Amy Bryant will be returning to the clinic in August. Amy graduated from Swansea University in 2021 with a Masters degree in Osteopathy. After a year with the Kube Medical team, she pursued her ambition to work abroad, travelling to Australia.
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.
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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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.
As a Physiotherapist with over six years of experience working with athletes, I've encountered a pattern that’s all too familiar — the dedicated, driven sports person who finds themselves stuck in limbo after an injury. One particular case stands out, and it’s a scenario I see frequently, especially with individuals recovering from sports injuries in Swindon.
Every so often, I come across someone who’s been told, or believes, they have cervical kyphosis. It’s a term that sounds serious and often sparks fear, confusion, or a sudden identity shift: “I have a curved neck; I must be broken.” Today, I saw just that—someone on social media seeking help after self-diagnosing with cervical kyphosis.
Welcome Baby Acorn Clinic! We’re thrilled to share some exciting news this month— Kube Medical has acquired Baby Acorn Clinic . This specialist service provides frenulotomy (tongue-tie) procedures for babies under one year old and will now operate as part of the Kube Medical family.
Kube Medical Swindon acquires Baby Acorn Clinic to provide infant feeding and tongue tie services across Wiltshire, Bristol and West Oxfordshire.
If you have private health insurance with Bupa, Axa, Aviva, Vitality, or WPA, you may be eligible to receive Chiropractic, Osteopathy, or Physiotherapy treatment at Kube Medical in Swindon. Many health insurance policies cover musculoskeletal treatments, but it’s important to understand how the process works, what is covered, and how to make a claim.
This guide will walk you through the insurance process, what treatments are covered, and how to book an appointment using your insurance.
Hello March!
