Fit Physiotherapy

Last week, the province gave an update on the remaining COVID-19 restrictions, to be lifted.
Here is our clinic update as of June 15, 2022.
Thank you for your continued support!

Please view this note from Physiotherapy Alberta as of June 30 2021.

Thank you for your understanding and continued patronage!

Use of masks in community health settings helps to prevent clinicians from exposure to COVID-19 from asymptomatic carriers of the virus, including those who have been fully vaccinated. This in turn, may help to prevent onward spread by the physiotherapist to other patients, colleagues in the practice setting, and personal contacts.

Use of masks in community health settings also helps to prevent the spread of the virus from clinicians who may be fully vaccinated, but who also could conceivably be asymptomatic carriers of the virus, to patients who are not fully vaccinated.

Physiotherapists are reminded that employers can establish higher expectations and requirements than those of Physiotherapy Alberta. As such, an employer may establish a requirement for continuous masking in a community health setting in order to fulfill their legislative responsibilities under OHS law and to mitigate the risks within the work environment.

So excited for the in-person run happening in Lethbridge this weekend! Let's do this :)

Have you been struggling to get back into the swing of your exercise routine with covid? Here are some things to think about when you get started again, to keep your body happy! Thanks to our Physio Matt, for providing some good advice :)

http://www.fitphysiotherapy.ca/blog?s=getting-back-to-organized-sport-and-activities-after-covid-19-down-time