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Clinics in Leeds

There are 12 CQC-registered clinics in Leeds (including Austhorpe, Wetherby and Bramham cum Oglethorpe) listed on Docorix. 4 currently hold a CQC rating: 4 rated Good or Outstanding, 0 Requires improvement and 0 Inadequate. 8 have not yet been rated under their current registration.

CQC register data updated 6 October 2026 · ratings link to each provider’s official CQC report

  • Outstanding0
  • Good4
  • Requires improvement0
  • Inadequate0
  • Not yet rated8
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Order: official CQC rating only – Outstanding first, then Good. Providers cannot pay to appear higher.

Top 4 clinics in Leeds by CQC rating

How we rank: only by the official CQC rating – Outstanding first, then Good, most recently inspected first. Providers cannot pay to appear here. Services the CQC has not yet rated are listed further down the page.

  1. SpaMedica Leeds Good LS15

    Rated Outstanding for Effective. Rating published July 2023.

  2. Newmedica Community Ophthalmology Service Good LS7

    Rated Good in all five areas the CQC inspects. Rating published September 2022.

  3. The Lawrence Clinic Good LS28

    Rated Good overall by the CQC. Rating published April 2020.

  4. Nova Healthcare Good LS9

    Rated Good overall by the CQC. Rating published December 2016.

Choosing clinics in Leeds

Clinics are registered with the CQC to provide treatment without overnight stays, often in one field such as dialysis, eye care or fertility treatment. Where the CQC register or the clinic’s registered name states the specialty, the listing shows it; otherwise check with the clinic.

Frequently asked questions

How many clinics are there in Leeds?

Docorix lists 12 CQC-registered clinics in Leeds, taken from the Care Quality Commission register (last updated 6 October 2026).

Which clinics in Leeds are rated Good?

4 are currently rated Good by the CQC: Newmedica Community Ophthalmology Service, Nova Healthcare, SpaMedica Leeds and The Lawrence Clinic.

Where do these ratings come from?

Ratings are published by the Care Quality Commission, the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England. We show each provider’s current rating with its publication date and link to the full CQC report. Contains CQC data © Care Quality Commission.