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Compleet Feet have been adhering to advice given by Public Health England , NHS Southern Health and our podiatry profession’s main governing body The College of Podiatry regarding treating patients and Covid-19. We have also been in discussion with other private practice clinics. The consensus of opinion is to continue treating patients, practicing high standards of care and due diligence, until advised otherwise.

Measures We Are Taking

  • Increased sanitisation and cleaning e.g. cleaning between patients
  • Wearing masks, gloves
  • Offering patients antiseptic hand gels and wipes before  and after treatments
  • Removal of reading material
  • Splitting up seating areas
  • Keeping unnecessary patient contact to a minimum. N.B. nature of treatment means a safe distance is generally  maintained
  • Ensuring patients have personal space when sitting and moving around waiting area
  • Keeping numbers of  people to a minimum in clinical areas
  • Advising patients not to bring in several members of their family
  • All staff are keeping a close eye on their own health
  • We have the right to politely refuse to treat any patient who we feel may be displaying symptoms
  • Requesting patients to be mindful when not to attend, but also when they can

When Not to Attend Clinic

  • If you exhibit any of the known Covid-19 symptoms e.g. fever, dry cough, flu like symptoms
  • Have come into contact with anyone in the last 14 days who is exhibiting symptoms
  • Have serious health concerns e.g. immuno-compromised, poorly controlled diabetes, respiratory conditions

Contingency Plans

  • Endeavoring to remain open during pandemic until otherwise advised not to
  • Offering local home-visits for the most vulnerable
  • Offering online advice and guidance:- email: info@compleetfeet.co.uk with concise information. Including good quality photographs will help our podiatrists to ascertain what any potential problems there may be when responding.
  • Sending out regular clinical updates
  • Keeping record of patients who have had to cancelled to contact at a later date

Cancelling an Appointment

  • Please give us good notice when possible if you are cancelling an appointment. This enables us to plan clinical days with staffing and resources
  • Ideally email in cancellation requests  so we can  keep phone lines free

Keep Calm

As caring health professionals we are mindful of how Covid-19 is affecting everyone in some capacity. It is greatly affecting  Compleet Feet .We are living through challenging times, so we implore everyone to keep  calm and look after one another.

 

 

 

 

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