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. —
429 organisations are counted with Health & Wellness as their primary sector — 1 in 8 of everything with a sector on record, and the 3rd largest of 16. An estimated 72% of the sector is counted, measured against an independent listing rather than assumed.
The 509 listed on this page and the 429 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 390 of 429 Health & Wellness organisations (91%)
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| Parish | Organisations | vs island (LQ) |
|---|---|---|
| St Peter Port | 164 | 0.98 |
| St Sampson | 51 | 0.98 |
| St Martin | 51 | 1.50 |
| Vale | 44 | 0.86 |
| Castel | 39 | 1.20 |
| St Andrew | 13 | 1.00 |
| St Pierre du Bois | 10 | 0.84 |
| Forest | 8 | 0.61 |
| St Saviour | 8 | 0.68 |
| 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.
Seventy-six businesses — hair-led salons dominate, with 25 offering facials, 23 waxing, and a small cosmetic-aesthetics cluster.
Thirty-eight providers, from Kings Premier (1857) to Lifestyle Yoga (2017); yoga-dominant (18 firms) alongside two anchor leisure centres.
Fifty-five providers — States multi-disciplinary teams, charities, and private nursing homes; 22 offer residential care, 17 dementia.
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.
Four screening providers — the Chest & Heart charity (1974), MSG's doctor-owned LLP (1992), and two private clinics.
Three firms — two mobility-aid retailers (Guernsey Mobility, 2017; Guardian Medical, 2023) and one lift installer, Acre Lifts.
Four practitioners across four parishes — two credentialled nutritional therapists, one public-health charity, one PT with meal plans.
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.
Three hospitals — Princess Elizabeth (1949, Guernsey's only acute), Alderney's Le Mignot (2008), and Medical Specialist Group (1992).
Three providers: MSG (1992) for States-contracted radiology, First Contact for private MRI/CT, Island Ultrasound (2017) for obstetric scans.
Three services — Choices and the Orchard Centre for specialist clinics; Island Medical Centre in Alderney for GP-based sexual health.
Tagged in Health & Wellness but not in one of the sectors above.