Coronavirus

Covid-19

The health and safety of our patients, staff, and community continue to be our top priority. We are closely monitoring updates from health authorities.

UPDATED

27th March 2023

Safe Care

Your safety and the safety of our staff is of the highest importance here at Harley Street Ultrasound

Ensuring your safety is our priority

It is no longer mandatory for patients to wear masks when visiting our clinic. However, we do still encourage patients to wear masks if they feel more comfortable doing so.

Acceptable masks include homemade, surgical, dust, or N95 masks.
Carefully monitored entrance points
Screening of all patients for possible symptoms and COVID-19 exposure
Waiting areas arranged for social distancing
Enhanced cleaning of exam rooms and equipment after each patient
Frequent deep cleaning of other clinic spaces

When you visit, what you will notice

We’ve added new precautions to minimize risk of COVID-19 transmission. So, you can focus on getting the answers you seek, knowing that we’re committed to keeping you safe.

We follow carefully designed, rigorously enforced safety precautions for anyone who requires face-to-face care.

Appointment availability

We understand that the past three years has been a difficult time for everyone, and we want to assure you that we are doing everything we can to make our clinic a safe and comfortable environment for all.

We welcome both new and existing patients for in-person care, in adherence with Government Guidelines.

Patient & Staff

Safety

Patient & Staff

Safety

It is no longer mandatory for patients to wear masks when visiting our clinic.

We do still encourage patients to wear masks if they feel more comfortable doing so. We also ask that patients who are feeling unwell or exhibiting any symptoms of illness to reschedule their appointments for a later date to prevent any potential spread of infection.

Keeping
you safe

COVID-19 vaccine
our latest guidance

About
COVID-19 & Flu

Travelling to

Our Clinic

Travelling to

Our Clinic

When travelling to our clinic in Harley Street try your best to limit your exposure to human contact for instance when making rest or food stops.

Continue to practice prevention

Wear a cloth face covering over your nose and mouth in public, including during travel.
Avoid contact with sick people.
Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth with unwashed hands.
Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not readily available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.
It’s especially important to clean your hands after going to the bathroom, before eating, and after coughing, sneezing or blowing your nose.

Plan for your journey

Bring any medicines you may need for the duration of your trip.
When you must stop, minimize close contact between you and your companions and others.
Pack alcohol-based hand sanitizer (at least 60% alcohol) in an easily accessible spot.
Pack disinfectant wipes (at least 70% alcohol) for surfaces.
If you must stay somewhere overnight, investigate and book room reservations in advance.

Travel Information

Keeping You Safe

Please see the following link and other official Government Guidance websites for the latest on COVID19:

Stay at home: guidance for households with possible or confirmed coronavirus (COVID-19) infection

For the safety of our other patients and our staff, please inform us as soon as possible if you have any of the following symptoms:

You have a fever
You have a new, continuous cough
You have shortness of breath
You have loss of sense of smell (anosmia)
You have been in contact with someone suspected or known to have coronavirus
You have recently visited a destination requiring quarantine as per Government guidelines
If you do have any of the above, please self-isolate for 10 days. We will make every effort to rearrange your appointment. If we cannot, we will refund your deposit.

COVID-19 Vaccine Our Latest Guidance

At Harley Street Ultrasound we agree that you should get a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as it’s available to you.

View here the vaccines that have been approved for safe use.
Vaccine distribution will occur in phases, with those at highest risk in the earliest phases. We know the earliest group will include frontline workers and caregivers.
Practice social distancing, wear a mask properly outside your home, wash your hands frequently, and follow your state and local recommendations until the spread has stopped.

The vaccine may not be recommended to those with certain health conditions. Talk to your health care provider if you have questions about receiving the vaccine.

About COVID-19 & Flu

It’s especially important to get your flu vaccine this year, because the flu and coronavirus disease 2022 (COVID-19) will likely be circulating at the same time and cause similar symptoms.

The flu vaccine doesn’t protect you from COVID-19. But getting a flu vaccine could reduce flu symptoms that could be confused with COVID-19 symptoms.

Getting your flu vaccine can also help lessen the impact on health care providers and hospitals by reducing the number of people with severe flu and hospitalized with the flu.