Three hundred and ten health-and-wellness firms across 23 sub-sectors — beauty (76) and care services (55) carry forty-two percent. Beauty is hair-heavy with a small cosmetic-aesthetics cluster; care skews toward residential and dementia work. Gyms and fitness (38), 29 mental-health services, and 28 alternative bodywork practitioners follow. —
365 in Guernsey · 25 on Alderney · 2 on Sark
and 34 more accreditations carried across the sector.
Seventy-six businesses — hair-led salons dominate, with 25 offering facials, 23 waxing, and a small cosmetic-aesthetics cluster.
Fifty-five providers — States multi-disciplinary teams, charities, and private nursing homes; 22 offer residential care, 17 dementia.
Thirty-eight providers, from Kings Premier (1857) to Lifestyle Yoga (2017); yoga-dominant (18 firms) alongside two anchor leisure centres.
Twenty-eight practitioners — one-tenth of Guernsey's Health & Wellness graph, dominated by hands-on bodywork.
Twenty-nine services — counselling (12), CBT (6), bereavement (5), with charities, States teams, and sole practitioners.
Twenty-one of the 310 Health & Wellness listings cover pet services — five veterinary practices, seven dog groomers, one charity.
Twenty-five spas and massage rooms — ten hotel spas alongside standalone day salons, weighted toward St Peter Port (10).
Twenty-one entries — fifteen clinical practices, the Guernsey Dental Association, and a small cluster of dental labs and denture clinics.
Seventeen practices — three GP partnerships for primary care, the Medical Specialist Group for secondary, plus Alderney and Sark.
Ten practices — Guernsey Therapy Group holds the States contract since 2002; three more cluster at Avenue Clinic in St Peter Port.
Nine providers — eight States of Guernsey services covering ages 0–18, plus one private neurodevelopmental clinic founded 2020.
Four practices on the island — one of them, Specsavers, was founded here in 1984 and still headquartered in Guernsey.
Five HCPC-registered practices across four parishes; Colin Perry's has served the Bailiwick since 1987, and four of five hold the MChS.
Three practices — one per parish, oldest 1968, newest 1995 — with Advanced Hearing Services the island's only independent.
Three firms — two mobility-aid retailers (Guernsey Mobility, 2017; Guardian Medical, 2023) and one lift installer, Acre Lifts.
Three hospitals — Princess Elizabeth (1949, Guernsey's only acute), Alderney's Le Mignot (2008), and Medical Specialist Group (1992).
Three providers on the island — a multidisciplinary clinic, a solo hand therapist, and the States' older-adult mental-health team.
Three States of Guernsey services — two paediatric (birth to 18, free Let's Talk drop-ins) and one adult autism assessment team.
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