The Cadogan Clinic is currently offering a reduced service in light of the government's January lockdown guidelines.
All of our services will be delivered in line with the UK government's social distancing measures and fully compliant with all PPE guidance from Public Health England and NHS England.
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COVID – 19 INFORMATION FOR PATIENTS
Update: 18th May 2020
The Cadogan Clinic is currently open for all dermatology, skin cancer and medical appointments.
All of our services will be delivered in line with the UK government's social distancing measures and fully compliant with all PPE guidance from Public Health England and NHS England.
To find out more about our 'Zero-Transmission' approach, please click here.
To find out more about scheduling an appointment, call 0207 901 8500 to speak with one of our patient advisor team.
Visiting the Clinic during Covid Restriction Period – what to expect
We are working hard to remain a COVID- secure Hospital and ask for your cooperation with our 'Zero-Transmission' Clinic guidelines
BEFORE admission to the Clinic you will be asked to confirm you have been symptom - free for a minimum of 7 days and provide Informed Consent that you understand the risks of visiting the Clinic, however minimal they may be
TRAVEL please only travel to the Clinic by foot, bicycle or car
ON ARRIVAL at the Clinic you will be screened for symptoms and your temperature will be taken.
You must arrive no earlier than 5 MINUTES before your scheduled appointment, and must not bring a companion unless previously agreed with our staff.
You may be asked to WAIT OUTSIDE to maintain distancing protocols, or will be given a seat in our SOCIALLY DISTANCED waiting rooms
You will also be provided with PPE on entering the Clinic (surgical mask and surgical gloves, plus an optional apron) - please ensure you wear it at all times in the Clinic to keep yourself and our staff safe
We will be providing antigen and antibody TESTING for certain appointments, in line with guidance from NHS England and
Please be assured that the Clinic is subject to the strictest INFECTION CONTROL protocols and is deep cleaned thoroughly each night
For a idea of what your visit will look like, please review our slide show below:
On arrival at the Clinic you will be screened for symptoms and your temperature will be taken
You will be provided with a surgical mask and gloves, and an optional apron
You will be welcomed by our reception team, separated by a perspex screen
You will be welcomed by our reception team, separated by a perspex screen
You will be shown to one of our distanced waiting rooms
All our staff will all be wearing PPE in line with NHS England and Public Health England guidelines
All consultations will be delivered with enhanced infection control protocols
All consultations will be delivered with enhanced infection control protocols
Treatments will be delivered with enhanced infection control protocols
Treatments will be delivered with enhanced infection control protocols
Treatments will be delivered with enhanced infection control protocols
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