The Alice Medical Centre has operated since its incorporation in January 1989, based at 1-3 Bitton Park Road on the south Devon coast. It is a private limited company by guarantee, a structure often chosen by non-profit community health providers; the exemption from the 'Limited' suffix reflects this charitable-style governance. Its registered SIC code places it under 'other human health activities', which in practice covers a range of primary care services beyond the purely medical, such as health promotion, nursing, and diagnostic support. While no detailed service list is available, a centre of this type typically operates as a general practice surgery or community clinic, offering consultations, treatment, and preventive care to registered patients. As a non-profit, any surpluses are reinvested into facilities or services rather than distributed to shareholders. The centre holds a Worker (A rating) Skilled Worker sponsor licence, confirming it has met Home Office criteria for employing non-UK workers. This status, alongside its active Companies House record, indicates an ongoing need for clinical and administrative staff. The practice appears locally focused, with no evidence of overseas branches or international patient services, and its size is consistent with a small, two-storey building on a residential street in Teignmouth.

The Alice Medical Centre has operated since its incorporation in January 1989, based at 1-3 Bitton Park Road on the south Devon coast. It is a private limited company by guarantee, a structure often chosen by non-profit community health providers; the exemption from the 'Limited' suffix reflects this charitable-style governance. Its registered SIC code places it under 'other human health activities', which in practice covers a range of primary care services beyond the purely medical, such as health promotion, nursing, and diagnostic support. While no detailed service list is available, a centre of this type typically operates as a general practice surgery or community clinic, offering consultations, treatment, and preventive care to registered patients. As a non-profit, any surpluses are reinvested into facilities or services rather than distributed to shareholders. The centre holds a Worker (A rating) Skilled Worker sponsor licence, confirming it has met Home Office criteria for employing non-UK workers. This status, alongside its active Companies House record, indicates an ongoing need for clinical and administrative staff. The practice appears locally focused, with no evidence of overseas branches or international patient services, and its size is consistent with a small, two-storey building on a residential street in Teignmouth.