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Until recently i was only worried about the long term implications of Covid-19, it's impact on the economy and subsequent downturn in patient numbers.
However, now I am concerned about a potential shutdown of podiatry if it is classified as a non-essential service and the govt increases the restriction on business.
The Australian Massage Therapy Association has just advised their members to cease treating immediately. It seems crazy to me to do that to your members' many of whom are small business owners before the govt has suggested to do so. See the link for full recommendation by the AMT.
https://www.facebook.com/amtaustralia/posts/2512991592251202I personally think they have jumped the
How would your business survive if your clinicians were forced to stop working for an extended period? 2 weeks i can handle, my neck and hands could do with a break but any longer i would be feeling the financial squeeze very soon.
What are some other measures a clinic could use to combat a short term closure? Other than selling my stash of face masks and hand sanitizer I don't know what else I could do! :)
Look forward to hearing other people's thoughts.
Stephen
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