Introducing Health Sciences University
Introducing Health Sciences University
We are excited to announce that AECC University College has officially become Health Sciences University (HSU), and with this change, our clinics are now known as the Health Sciences University (HSU) Clinical and Rehabilitation Services.
This represents a significant milestone in our institutional journey as we proudly carry this new prestigious title.
Our mission to create a healthier society through education, research and clinical care is as relevant and pertinent today as it was when we started our journey 59 years ago as the first chiropractic training provider in Europe.
The name Health Sciences University reflects the university’s broadened scope, depth and level of ambition.
HSU Clinical & Rehabilitation Services
HSU Clinical and Rehabilitation Services remains dedicated to improving local population health, reducing healthcare system pressures and addressing health inequalities. We are very proud of the team of experts who run our services at Health Sciences University. Our breadth of knowledge allows us to provide tailored care to patients ensuring they have access to the right specialist at the right time in order to move forward in their care.
Leading Specialist Health Sciences University
Our goal at HSU is to be the leading specialist health sciences university in the UK. HSU Clinical and Rehabilitation Services is integral to this vision, offering comprehensive healthcare and participating in cutting-edge research. We strive for clinical excellence, training future health professionals, and above all providing personalised care that focuses on moving people forward without unnecessary delay.
Join Us on This Exciting Journey
As we transition to HSU Clinical and Rehabilitation Services, we invite you to join us in this exciting journey.
Visit our clinic or our website to learn more about our services and how we can support your health and wellbeing.
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