Four hundred and sixty-seven firms across twenty-three sub-sectors. The biggest cohorts: 123 beauty and aesthetics salons, hair- and nails-led; 76 gyms and fitness providers (yoga leads at 17); 59 care providers weighted toward residential and dementia care; 49 alternative therapists. MSG alone spans hospitals, doctors, and imaging. —
425 organisations are counted with Health & Wellness as their primary sector — 12% of everything with a sector on record, and the 3rd largest of 16. An estimated 73% of the sector is counted, measured against an independent listing rather than assumed.
The 467 listed on this page and the 425 counted above are different claims, not a discrepancy: this page lists everyone who works in Health & Wellness; the census counts those whose primary sector it is.
A parish on record for 386 of 425 Health & Wellness organisations (91%)
Tap a parish for its full name and count — at this size some shapes are too small to carry a label. Every parish is in the table.
| Parish | Organisations | vs island (LQ) |
|---|---|---|
| St Peter Port | 162 | 0.98 |
| St Sampson | 54 | 1.05 |
| St Martin | 51 | 1.49 |
| Vale | 43 | 0.86 |
| Castel | 36 | 1.10 |
| St Andrew | 13 | 0.97 |
| St Pierre du Bois | 9 | 0.78 |
| Forest | 8 | 0.63 |
| St Saviour | 8 | 0.67 |
| Torteval | 2 | — |
A location quotient: this sector's share of a parish against its share of the island. A quotient of one means "the same mix as the island", and should look like nothing. Hatched parishes hold too few of this sector to compare at all, and parishes holding fewer than 30 are drawn and tabled but never named in a sentence — a quotient over a handful moves on one new record.
12 Guernsey organisations in this sector have no parish on record — a real gap, not an exclusion, and the map fills in as verification proceeds; a further 27 organisations trade on Alderney, Sark or Herm and are counted in the island split rather than on this map.
123 salons, clinics and studios across the Bailiwick — hair and nails-led, with a distinct doctor-led aesthetics tier.
Seventy-six gyms and fitness providers — yoga-led (17), personal training (11), pilates (10), plus a martial-arts cluster.
Fifty-nine care providers — 15 States services, 13 charities, 12 limited companies, weighted toward residential and dementia care.
Forty-nine of the 467 health & wellness listings practise non-medical therapies — massage (8), holistic (7), reiki (7), osteopathy (6).
Thirty-nine of 469 health & wellness listings serve animals — eleven groomers, ten walkers, five vet practices, five boarding kennels.
Thirty-four providers — twelve counsellors and six psychotherapists alongside six charities and two States services.
Twenty practices — thirteen doing general and cosmetic work, ten offering implants, and one resident specialist orthodontist.
Twenty practices — GP surgeries dominate, anchored by IslandHealth (1894) and the 55-consultant Medical Specialist Group (1992).
Seventeen spa and massage listings — hotel spas, holistic therapy rooms, and a newer cluster of sauna operators including Alderney.
Eleven physiotherapy and rehab practices — Guernsey Therapy Group's 50 physios on one side, Avenue Clinic's four independents on the other.
Nine paediatric services on the island — eight States-run across the 0–18 pathway, and one private neurodevelopmental clinic.
Eight practices — anchored by Specsavers, founded on Guernsey in 1984 and now 2,000 stores worldwide from a La Villiaze HQ.
Six foot-care practices on the island — four HCPC-registered, three Members of the College of Podiatry, one mobile home-visit service.
Five practices — Specsavers (founded in Guernsey, 1984) and four hearing specialists, three of them in St Peter Port.
Four providers — one 155-staff LLP under States contract, one 1974 cardiovascular charity, two private screening clinics.
Four suppliers — two retail mobility shops, one Channel Islands lift specialist, and a charity lending beach wheelchairs at Pembroke Bay.
Four practitioners, one per parish — two nutritional therapists, a public-health charity, and a personal trainer who writes meal plans.
Four OT practices — two hand therapists, a States-run older-adult mental health team, and a sensory-integration specialist.
Four providers: three States of Guernsey teams — paediatric, adult autism, drop-in clinics — and one independent adult practice.
Three hospitals — Princess Elizabeth (1949), the doctor-owned Medical Specialist Group (1992), and Alderney's Le Mignot Memorial (2008).
Three providers: MSG (1992) for States-contracted radiology, First Contact for private MRI/CT, Island Ultrasound (2017) for obstetric scans.
Three services. The Orchard Centre for open-access clinic care, Choices for under-21s, and Alderney's Island Medical Centre GP list.
Tagged in Health & Wellness but not in one of the sectors above.