Archive article from 2020. This article describes the situation during the coronavirus pandemic. The measures and practical arrangements mentioned may no longer be up to date. Please see our contact page for the latest information on contact details and appointments.
The new measures announced by the government to combat the spread of the coronavirus are having a significant impact on everyone’s daily lives. But what do these measures mean for your visit to our practice? These are times that call for creative solutions. Read below to find out how, together, we can ensure that you continue to receive the care you need.
The importance of continuity of physiotherapy
To ensure a speedy recovery from an injury or the successful treatment of a condition, it is important to continue following the agreed treatment plan as closely as possible. We are therefore remaining open as usual and have put the necessary precautions in place. But how can you do this if you have health issues yourself or belong to a high-risk group and are therefore unable to visit us? We offer options for this as well.
A telephone or video consultation with your own physiotherapist
Are you unable to come to our practice in person for your treatment? If so, there are various ways in which you can still consult your own physiotherapist. We have a solution for clients who are currently at home with cold or flu symptoms. Specifically for this group of patients, we are offering the video call module within Physitrack for the next 30 days as a replacement for your face-to-face treatment. You can make video calls from your personal Physitrack account. This means we can still support you by providing remote guidance and advice on exercises.
Online exercises from your physiotherapist
We also offer online options for following exercises that will aid your recovery. Through our FriskApp And with the Physitrack app, we can provide you with tailored exercises that fit in with your treatment plan. That way, your recovery doesn’t have to come to a standstill.
Would you like to discuss the options available for your specific treatment programme during the coronavirus pandemic? If so, please contact Get in touch with your physiotherapist.
