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Covid-19 new procedures

Thornhill Chinese Medicine Remains Open for Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs


The clinic is now 'Covid-19 Secure' (since the 6th July 2020) in line with Government guidelines and advice from the British Acupuncture Council (BAcC) and the Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine (RCHM).

Your consultation will be by email or phone call a day or two before your appointment. This will help to minimise contact time in the clinic - sad I know but necessary. I can find out what your treatment needs are and answer your questions.
I will also ask you the required Covid-19 questions. We can then use your time in clinic 100% for the treatment.

The main changes include:  Social distancing for most of the appointment. Additional hygiene procedures and cleaning. Wider spacing between appointments.

Further instructions under each picture below:
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Please wait in your car or on the front lawn until your exact appointment time. I will open the door - no need to knock. If you are not already wearing a mask I will hand you one - please put this on BEFORE you come in.
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Do not close the door. Please follow me into the clinic. No need to remove your shoes.
Picture2 metre markings on the floor for your safety. The chair on your left is for you to sit on, you can place any belongings on the other chair. Remove your shoes and leave them on the floor. Please try not to touch or use any other surfaces.


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Please use the hand sanitiser and sit down until I signal you to move to the couch. We will have already discussed your treatment in an email (or phone) consultation.
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View from where you will be sitting. I will be standing, or perched on Grandad's old wooden buffet (very easily wiped down).
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Thomas says, " Don't worry, Mark is to the rescue".


Face masks and respiratory hygiene.
Patients are required to wear a surgical mask while in the clinic. You may wear your own mask which fits closely around mouth and nose. Alternatively I will provide you with a fluid-resistant surgical mask. A surgical mask is designed to fit around the face.
Please remember that you wearing a mask mostly protects me and that me wearing a mask mostly protects you.
Cleaning your hands with hand sanitiser 
How to safely put on a surgical mask
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