Royal Berkshire Hospital
NHS CQC: Good
London Road, Reading RG1 5AN
The Berkshire Independent Hospital
Private CQC: Good
Swallowscroft, Reading RG1 6UZ
Spire Dunedin Hospital
Private CQC: Good
16 Bath Road, Reading RG1 6NS
Oakwood Unit
NHS
Prospect Park Hospital, Reading RG30 4EJ
BPAS Reading
Private CQC: Requires improvement
121 London Street, Reading RG1 4QA
Specialist clinics in Reading at a glance
HealthWise lists 5 specialist clinics in Reading, across 2 postcode areas including RG1, RG30. All of them are registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
CQC ratings
Of these, 3 rated Good, 1 rated Requires improvement, and 1 has not yet been rated or did not need a rating. The most recent inspection among them was on 9 August 2023. Ratings come from the CQC and can change after each inspection, so check the clinic's current report before you book.
NHS and private
Where we know how a clinic is funded: 2 NHS, 3 private.
Where they are
- RG1: 4 clinics
- RG30: 1 clinic
Rated Good or Outstanding
- Royal Berkshire Hospital: CQC Good, NHS
- The Berkshire Independent Hospital: CQC Good, Private
- Spire Dunedin Hospital: CQC Good, Private
For what to expect, NHS and private options and how to choose, read our Specialist Medical guide. To see every clinic in Reading, browse the full Reading directory.
Last updated: 2026-10-06
Frequently Asked Questions
HealthWise lists 5 specialist clinics in Reading, in postcode areas including RG1, RG30. All are registered with the CQC.
3 rated Good, 1 rated Requires improvement, and 1 without a published rating. Ratings are set by the Care Quality Commission and can change after each inspection.
Yes. 2 listed clinics offer NHS care. Check each clinic's listing for how to access its NHS services.
Usually yes — a referral from a GP (NHS or private) is common and helps the consultant understand your history, though some clinics accept self-referral. If you have private medical insurance, check whether a referral and pre-authorisation are required.
Consultants should be on the GMC's specialist register for their field, which you can check on the General Medical Council website. The clinic or hospital should also be registered with and rated by the Care Quality Commission.
Yes. You might see a consultant privately for a faster assessment and then continue treatment on the NHS, or vice versa. Good clinics will share information with your GP, with your consent, so your care stays joined up.