COVID Safe Plan

In line with the Victorian Government's most recent announcement in relation to the further easing of restrictions, there will be changes to the COVID guidelines in place at Alphington Sports Medicine Exercise + Rehabilitation effective from Friday 19 November 2021.

New COVID Guidelines will be in place at Alphington Sports Medicine Exercise + Rehabilitation, from Friday 22 October 2021, to provide an environment where the risks of exposure to COVID-19 is managed to the best of our ability.

These Guidelines are for the safety of all on our premises (patients, practitioners, staff, and visitors), and to keep our business open to provide medical services to the public.

In accordance with the Victorian Government's most recent announcement on the return to mandatory mask wearing in all indoor settings – As of 6pm tonight, Tuesday 25 May, all patients are required to wear a mask when on our premises. This includes when in Exercise Classes, and when social distancing can be adhered to (unless you have an exemption).

In accordance with the Victorian Government's most recent announcements on the return to mandatory mask wearing in all indoor settings - All patients are required to wear a mask when on our premises. This includes when in Exercise Classes, and when social distancing can be adhered to (unless you have an exemption).

All practitioners continue to wear surgical grade masks, and gloves will be worn when clinically appropriate. All reception and administration staff continue to wear surgical grade masks also.

In accordance with the Victorian Government's most recent announcements on mask wearing, we have made some changes to our practices and procedures at Alphington Sports Medicine Clinic - for patients and staff.

COVID Safe Plan

Last updated 6/8/2020

The health and safety of our patients and staff remains of upmost importance.  We are continuing to adhere to changes in Government regulations and adjust our practices and procedures as required. 

Our aim is to continue to provide essential health services in an environment where the risks of exposure to COVID-19 is managed to the best of our ability.

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