Tuesday 15 February 2022
Everything can be reopened in 3 steps
Corona infection rates are high, with many people in isolation or quarantine at home. Despite high infection rates, the number of hospital admissions remains stable. We are more resistant to the virus, due to vaccinations and booster shots and the built-up immunity. So the Netherlands is opening up again. Only not all at once. But in 3 steps. They are big steps though and we are taking them in quick succession.
Step 1: immediately
Effective immediately, the advice not to host more than four people at home will disappear. The advice to work from home as much as possible also changes to: work in the office for a maximum of half the working hours.
Step 2: 18 February
From Friday 18 February:
all venues in our country can reopen until 01:00 am. The corona admission ticket (3G) will remain valid until 25 February at all venues where it must already be shown. Such as in the hospitality industry, in cinemas, museums and theatres and at professional sports events.
Once inside these locations, having a fixed seat, wearing a face mask and keeping 1.5 metres away are no longer mandatory. There is also no longer a visitor norm. At locations with more than 500 people, a fixed seat and wearing a face mask when moving is still mandatory.
The isolation advice after a positive test is shortened to 5 days, provided a person has no symptoms for 24 hours.
Step 3: 25 February
We will take the final step on Friday, February 25:
Then we say goodbye to:
the mandatory 1.5-metre distance;
wearing a mouth mask
Sunday 19 December 2021
Update around the hard lockdown.
Physiotherapy remains accessible to everyone at FriskFysio during the lockdown.
We adhere to the guidelines issued from the RIVM be prescribed.
Any questions? Then take contact with us for more information or to make an appointment.
Saturday 6 November 2021
Basic rules
In case of complaints: stay home and get tested at the GGD.
Even if you have already been pricked.
Did you test positive? And do you therefore have corona?
Then stay at home. And stay away from others. Even if they are already pricked.
Keep 1.5 metres away from others. This is safer.
Don't shake hands with other people.
Wash your hands often and thoroughly.
Cough and sneeze into your elbow.
Provide fresh air in the house.
Mouth caps
Wear a mouth mask when entering our sites.
Wednesday 13 Oct 2021
We adhere to the guidelines issued from the RIVM be prescribed.
Saturday 26 June 2021
BASIC RULES REMAIN IN FORCE
Despite these positive reports, the virus is not gone. The virus is unpredictable and new variants continue to emerge. So we need to remain cautious and alert. We can do this by sticking to the basic rules:.
Hygiene remains important. Wash your hands regularly. Sneeze and cough into your elbow.
Having complaints? Stay home and get tested for corona immediately.
There are those who cannot be vaccinated or have not yet been (fully) vaccinated because it is not yet their turn. Still be careful and give each other space in crowded places. Keeping one-and-a-half metres away is still the best thing you can do to prevent the virus from spreading.
HOME VISIT AND GROUP FORMATION RESTRICTIONS DROPPED
From 26 June, there are no more restrictions on the number of visitors people can receive in their homes. The restriction on group formation will also disappear. Now, people are allowed to gather in groups of up to four people, for example in the park or in a restaurant. This rule will disappear. However, it is important to keep one and a half metres away from visitors at home and from others outside.
MOUTHPIECE OBLIGATION EXPIRES
The duty to wear mouth caps will largely lapse. Where the one-and-a-half metres really cannot be enforced, the duty to wear mouthpieces will remain. This is the case in passenger transport, in public transport and in designated areas around public transport, e.g. stations. Also at airports and on planes. And in secondary education. In contact professions, too, the obligation to wear a face mask expires. There, however, a check interview must take place.
Tuesday 14 December 2020
Update around the hard lockdown.
Physiotherapy remains accessible to everyone at FriskFysio during the lockdown.
As you have probably gathered, a hard lockdown has gone into effect immediately. There was some varying coverage for a while, but physiotherapy remains accessible to everyone as usual during the hard lockdown. This is different from earlier reporting on nu.nl and NOS. There that afternoon incorrectly stated that physiotherapists must also stop work until 19 January. This is incorrect! physiotherapy is not a contact profession, but a healthcare profession.
This means that you are simply welcome at our practice. Do you find it more comfortable to be supervised from home, or do you have complaints that could indicate corona and are therefore currently obliged to stay at home? If so, we also offer online physiotherapy consultations via video call, so that you do not fall behind in your recovery.
Any questions? Then take contact with us for more information or to make an appointment.
dindag 13 October 2020
Update mouthpieces.
Are you coming to our practice soon? If so, wearing a mouth mask is mandatory at all our locations from today. In addition, we also ask all our clients to bring their own bath towel. "Only together do we get corona under control" 💪🏻
Wednesday 06 May 2020
We are allowed again!
We are open again from 11 May at all our practices. Do you still have questions or want to make an appointment? Then contact us by phone or email and you can come in the same day. Hope to see you in our practices again soon.
Tuesday 21 April 2020
Following the press conference on Tuesday 21-4-2020, regarding the measures around the coronavirus, the professional group of physiotherapy (KNGF) has made the decision that the measures in force remain in force and that we are only allowed to provide care remotely. Specifically, this means that we will only offer you consultations via telephone or video calls. In exceptional cases, we may decide in consultation with your GP that treatment is necessary to prevent permanent residual damage. In these cases, we will treat you under strict protective measures.
We are expected to from 20 May be able to start treating at practices again.
Do you still have a question or want advice from a physiotherapist? Do not hesitate to call or e-mail us.
Wednesday 01 April
Video calling via Physitrack
Following the press conference on Monday 23-3-2020, regarding the tightened measures around the coronavirus, the professional group of physiotherapy (KNGF) has made the decision that we are only allowed to provide care remotely. Specifically, this means that we can only offer you consultations via telephone or video calls. In exceptional cases, we may decide in consultation with your GP that treatment is necessary to prevent permanent residual damage. In these cases, we will treat you under strict protective measures.
Do you still have a question or want advice from a physiotherapist? Then don't hesitate to call or e-mail us. We are at your service on working days from 9-17 hours.
Thursday 26 March
Especially for all our clients, we offer the video calling module within Physitrack as a replacement for your physical treatment. From your personal Physitrack environment, video calling is possible via your laptop, PC or smartphone. Of course, we do this 100% securely and fully AVG proof. Download our APP to view your personal exercise programme.
