CORONA VIRUS UPDATE

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We are pleased to say that the podiatry clinic continues to run,

with appointments available.

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The welfare of our patients is a priority to us and we are ensuring that we have the appropriate measures in place for your safety and ours.

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Health Protection Scotland and the Royal College of Podiatry have announced the withdrawal of the use of face masks in a healthcare setting from 23rd May 2023

Patients may still choose to wear a face mask; it is now optional and up to the individual to decide to do so.

You may notice our podiatrists are still wearing their face masks from personal choice.

We would still request visitors use hand sanitiser or wash their hands

before entering the clinic.

For your safety and that of our clinicians please follow these guidelines. Thank you.

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If you, or anyone else in your household are, or have been displaying symptoms of COVID-19, have tested positive for it or have been told to isolate please do not attend.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

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Thank you for your continuing support of our small business at this time. It means the world to us.

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People entering the clinic are asked to:

• Arrive at your appointed time (not too early or late)

• Wash or sanitise your hands thoroughly

• Wear a face covering if this is your choice, but it is not a requirement

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As regulated healthcare professionals registered with the Royal College of Podiatry and the Health and Care Professions Council we always adhere to strict guidelines for cleanliness in our clinic. Before and after every patient our floors are swept, surfaces cleaned, hands washed and instruments are sterilised after each use.

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Please read the following information:

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Are you at risk?

• Living with COPD, Lung Disease, Cancer, Diabetes; Over 70 and/or in general poor health

• These are factors that put you at risk of serious complications if you contract COVID-19.

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Stay at home if you have corona virus symptoms!

Ask yourself these questions…

• Is my sense of smell and/or taste affected?

• Do I have a high temperature – this means you feel hot to touch on your chest or back (you do not need to measure your temperature)

• Do I have a new, continuous cough – this means coughing a lot for more than an hour, or 3 or more coughing episodes in 24 hours (if you usually have a cough, it may be worse than usual)

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We want to keep you on your feet, but we want to do our best to help keep people safe too.

 

If you need our help, please call us on 01738 587881. We would appreciate if you could call to cancel an appointment if you are unable to attend, this will enable us to organise each day efficiently. We may miss your call. Please call again or leave a message if this is the case as we may not be able to answer at the time. If you receive text reminders from us for your appointments, you can also contact us by replying to your SMS reminder. You can also e-mail us at mmpodiatry@outlook.com  We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause you but we appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

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Stay safe from all of us at Mostyn McKenzie.

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Updated 26th June 2023