COVID-19

There are currently no legal requirements for masks to be worn as currently set by government guidance, and Meredith Clinic currently has relaxed rules on mask-wearing. This may change based on the advice received on Public Health England’s policies. We are closely monitoring the developments with COVID-19 procedures. Our Practitioners on duty may continue to wear masks in the clinic, if they choose to. 

Please do not attend your appointment if you have tested positive for COVID-19. Please isolate and wait to be symptom-free and test negative before attending another appointment.

Please do not attend your appointment if you are feeling unwell or showing some of the symptoms of COVID-19. This includes temperature (fever) or shivering, coughing, loss of sense of taste or smell and shortness of breath.

In our clinical setting, we continue to thoroughly wipe down the area, including but not limited to, chairs, treatment bed and handles in between appointments. Our staff will not be working if unwell with COVID-19 symptoms and if they have tested positive for COVID-19.

Wearing a face covering or face mask can reduce the number of particles containing viruses that are released from the mouth and nose of someone who is infected with COVID-19 and other respiratory infections. Face coverings can also protect the person wearing the face covering from becoming infected by some viruses.

When to wear a face covering:

• When you have come into close contact with someone at higher risk of becoming seriously unwell from COVID-19 or other respiratory infections.
• When COVID-19 rates are high, you tend to be in close contact with other people, such as in crowded and enclosed spaces.
• When there are a lot of respiratory viruses circulating, such as in winter, you will be in close contact with other people in crowded and enclosed spaces.

Our Clinic and the team are safe working practices certified.