Updated
4 November 2026
We carried out a comprehensive assessment of Bloom Ultrasound Ltd on 5 August 2026. Bloom Ultrasound Ltd was registered in December 2025 to provide the regulated activity of diagnostic and screening procedures. The service had not been assessed since registration and was unrated. The service had a registered manager.
Bloom Ultrasound Ltd provide a full range of private baby scans for each stage of pregnancy for individuals 18 years and above. Services offered include 2D (including early viability) scan, 4D scan, fertility scan, gender reveal as well as a range of blood tests for both men and women. We refer to women in this report, but we recognise some transgender men, non-binary people and people with variations in sex characteristics (VSC) or who are intersex may also use these services.
The assessment was completed in line with our routine assessment priorities. We assessed 33 quality statements for the 5 key questions: safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led.
This is the first assessment of the services. At this assessment we rated the service as good.
Diagnostic and screening services
Updated
22 July 2026
We inspected this service using our comprehensive inspection methodology. We carried out a short, announced inspection on 5 August 2026. We gave Bloom Ultrasound Ltd notice to ensure the service was open. We assessed all quality statements from the safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led key questions.
Bloom Ultrasound Ltd provides diagnostic imaging services from a facility with 1 scanning room, 1 consulting room and a reception area. The service had a registered manager in post since initial registration and was registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) to provide the regulated activity diagnostic and screening procedures. There were 2 company directors. One director held the role of registered manager. We spoke with both directors, both are HCPC registered sonographers. We reviewed a range of policies, procedures and audits alongside staff recruitment files, competency and training records.
The service had enough staff to keep people safe. However, we found some issues with the recruitment files. Overall, good day to day safety standards were maintained. Care and treatment were effective, and people were treated with compassion and respect. Staff consistently maintained privacy and dignity and actively encouraged feedback. There were some issues around consistency with the age of women they would scan across the policies, this was promptly rectified.