Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital named Hartpury University and Hartpury College's preferred medical partner

Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital has announced its new partnership with Hartpury University and Hartpury College, becoming the institution's preferred medical partner this September 2026.

By Chloe Gorman  |  Published
Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital named Hartpury University and Hartpury College's preferred medical partner.
Hartpury students will now benefit from high-quality clinical services, medical expertise, and wellbeing support from the experts at Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital. Image © Hartpury University and Hartpury College.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College has named Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital its preferred medical partner.

The new partnership will see the hospital provide expert healthcare support to staff, students and elite athletes at the leading specialist sports education provider near Gloucester.

Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital is well-known and respected for its patient care in diagnostic imaging, orthopaedics, sports medicine, physiotherapy and rehabilitation, as well as being one of the first private hospitals in the county to offer robotic-assisted joint replacement surgery. 

Its multidisciplinary team will support Hartpury students at every stage of development, to help them achieve their health and performance goals, as well as helping to prevent and treat injuries, rehabilitate, and get players back on the field. 

As well as access to Nuffield's high-quality clinical services and medical expertise, the partnership also gives Hartpury students opportunities for collaborative health and wellbeing initiatives, from the long-term health conditions programme launching in October 2026 to specialist workshops and educational events, supporting performance and overall wellbeing throughout their academic and sporting journeys at the college and university.

With a strong focus on health, performance and personal development, both organisations hope their new partnership will 'help students thrive in sport, study and life'.

Hospital director at Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital, Kate Liddington, said: 'We are incredibly proud to become the preferred medical partner of Hartpury College and University. 

'Both organisations share a commitment to excellence and helping people perform at their best. Through this partnership, we look forward to supporting Hartpury students with access to expert healthcare services that enhance wellbeing, aid recovery and help athletes remain healthy, active and performing at their full potential.'

Richard Mack, head of medical services at Hartpury College and University added: 'Hartpury has a long-standing reputation for developing talented athletes and providing outstanding support services. 

'Partnering with Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital strengthens the medical support available to our students and aligns with our commitment to delivering high-quality opportunities both on and off the field.'

Hartpury students and employees will also be eligible to apply for Nuffield's 24-month zero per cent finance offer, to enable easier access to treatment when it's needed – while some students may be covered for specialist consultations, diagnostics and treatment if their parents have private health insurance.

For more information about Nuffield Health Cheltenham Hospital, visit nuffieldhealth.com/hospitals/cheltenham, or for personalised help and to secure discounted rates for hospital fees, call Nuffield Health's dedicated Hartpury helpline on 01242 246592


Disclaimer: Acceptance is subject to status. Terms and conditions apply. Finance is arranged through Chrysalis Finance Limited (FRN 631193). Nuffield Health (FRN712694) is a broker, not a lender. All parties named above are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Nuffield Health does not receive commission for introducing customers to credit.

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