NOTE 26 March 2020 - until further notice - Updated 27th June 2020
Here at Inverurie Chiropractic Clinic we are committed to everyone's safety.
During the COVID-19 pandemic that responsibility is of great importance. If you are attending an appointment with us during COVID-19 there are some things you can do to prepare.
We are staggering the chiropractor's days and at the moment we are covering as follows:
Elisabeth Davidson is working Tues & Thurs
Eleonor Hall is working Mon & Thurs
Kairit Kostsikaite is returning to Finland 30th July and is currently working Tues-Wed- Fri
Reece Piroozan is working Mon-Sat
We hope to be able to get our reception staff back in July, but Iain McKay, Janet Mowat and Heng Zhou won't be back until July or August depending on the Scottish Government Guidellines. We will post any updates here and on our clinic Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Inveruriechiro/
- Please arrive a maximum of 5 mins before your appointment
- Please wash your hands when arriving and/or use the hand sanitiser provided
- We have masks available for everyone but please bring your own if possible. We have appropriate PPE for all staff and clean all rooms incl reception and the bathroom
- Please wear loose comfortable clothing
- Please take a seat in reception and your chiropractor will collect you
- We are spacing out appointment times to allow for thorough cleaning of the rooms
We now have x-ray facilities. We have our new bench which is specifically designed to treat sciatica.
We do ask, if you are still shielding or if
you feel unwell - to not attend the clinic and instead call us and reschedule and follow the advice below:
It’s very busy at @NHS24 & the 111 phone line. The option is to use
nhsinform.scot as your first source of info. If symptoms are mild you do not need to call and it means those lines are kept for those with severe symptoms who need attention most urgently. For those
with mild symptoms of a new cough and high temperature you need to stay home for 7 days and get well. Fluids, rest, isolation and paracetamol - that’s the advice given by NHS
Scotland https://t.co/kdSXyThVba?amp=1
Inverurie Chiropractic Clinic Team of Chiropractors
Inverurie Chiropractic Clinic is an award winning clinic in the heart of Aberdeenshire, where we help people with musculo-skeletal problems. We give advice on how to look after your back and how you can help yourself. We offer spinal manipulation, massage, exercises, postural advice and we also have an acupuncturist, a massage therapist, a counsellor and a clinical psyhologist.
We have a special interest in pregnancy and paediatric care but very much pride ourselves on being a family clinic, able to treat a diversity of patients from expectant mothers and babies, through to grandparents, sportspeople, those in need of rehabilitation and anyone else who would benefit from chiropractic care.
If we find that your problem is not suitable for chiropractic treatment or we need further investigations, we will liaise with your GP or other appropriate health care providers. We work with the local health care community to ensure you get the best care available.
Although we are registered with most major private medical insurance companies we ask that treatment is paid for when attending. We are happy to issue your with a receipt if you wish to claim back the cost of your treatment from your insurance company. Note: only Elisabeth Davidson is registered with BUPA.
If you are pregnant please make sure to tell reception when you book an appointment as we will take more time. Chiropractic treatment offers safe, gentle relief of musculo-skeletal discomfort during pregnancy. Most of our chiropractors have completed extra training in treating children and pregnant women. If you have any questions, please phone us on
01467 620707,
but please note we cannot give out health related advice over the phone unless you are an existing patient.
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