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COVID UPDATE CIRCUIT BREAKER

COVID 19 UPDATE - circuit breaker lockdown

**11/06/2021**

WE HAVE RETURNED TO NORMAL PRACTICE OPERATING CONDITIONS.
If you are in pain and need treatment, there are no restrictions on you coming to physio.
PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING A FACE MASK AND TOWEL.
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OLD COVID NEWS - 13/02/21

**29/05/2021**

We're still open throughout this period for both Face-to-Face and Telehealth appointments. Physio is considered to be essential service, but we do have restrictions.
PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING A FACE MASK AND TOWEL.
In uncertain times such as these it is hard to know what the right thing to do is. When weighing up whether you need assessment and treatment for your pain and injuries, we ask that you consider if your treatment will prevent a significant change/deterioration in functional independence which would result in an escalation of care needs (e.g. an increase in frequency of treatment needed, an increased need for prescription medication due to a significant increase in pain, requirement for specialist input or review, an increase in care needs, and/or a substantial increase to anticipated recovery time associated with a delay in receiving services).
If your pain fits any of these categories then it is highly recommended that you continue your physio treatment plan and have a face to face consultation.
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**17/02/21**

RE OPENING FOR FACE TO FACE SESSIONS ON THURSDAY 18/02/21

PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING A FACE MASK AND TOWEL.

Unfortunately, for the first time throughout this pandemic, we have been advised by the DHHS that all private practice physiotherapy clinics cannot provide any face-to-face services during this period. As such our premises will be closed from today Saturday February 13th and will reopen on Thursday February 18th.

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Reception will be available by phone on 97720672 during business hours throughout the lockdown period. We will be contacting those that had appointments during this time period to reschedule your appointments.
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Telehealth appointments will still be available throughout the lockdown period. If you would prefer to change your booked appointment to a Telehealth session our reception team will help to facilitate this. Telehealth is also an option for any new injuries that may occur over the next few days; remember with new injuries early diagnosis and advice is often the key to a faster recovery.
Please stay strong during the lockdown, we will get through this again.

To make a booking, call 97720672, or book online at https://www.chelsealongbeachphysiotherapy.com.au/booking/

**June 2020**

BUSINESS AS USUAL - WITH EXTRA HYGIENE AND SAFETY MEASURE

Our doors are still open, and we are doing everything we can to ensure it is safe for you to attend!

The health and safety of our CLBP patients, staff, and wider community is of utmost importance to us, which is why we have strict safety and hygiene measures in place at the clinic for the time being

If you have been to the clinic in recent weeks, you would have noticed some changes we have made to ensure the safety of everyone in the clinic, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future - these include checking the temperature of everyone who enters the clinic, waiting outside or in your car for appointments, and regular sanitising of all equipment and facilities in our clinic

To make a booking, call 97720672, or book online at https://www.chelsealongbeachphysiotherapy.com.au/booking/

**MINISTER FOR HEALTH UPDATE - 23rd March 2020**

The Hon Greg Hunt, the Federal Minister for Health has today confirmed that ALL allied health businesses can continue working and are encouraged to do so.

In addition, he has indicated that they are now developing full allied health telehealth options within the week for allied health along with all other health and medical services. This will be part of a staged plan. “Face to face services for many remain vital so where possible, we encourage you to continue. I thank you for your courage, dedication and care”, the Minister said.

We will continue to monitor this changing situation closely and will provide you with advice and guidance as it becomes available.