Coronavirus Statement
Neptune Aquatic Solutions has been contacted by a number of users over the last few days regarding the outbreak of Coronavirus and what measures will we be putting in place. Neptune Aquatic Solutions advises its users to follow guidance issued by the government and the NHS should they have any concerns over the Coronavirus outbreak.
Hydrotherapy Pool Bookings
If you feel you need to self isolate, please contact the hydrotherapy pools to cancel your bookings directly with them. Your bookings can be transferred to a later date or refunded.
Swim School
If you feel you need to self isolate you or your child, please contact Steph (through Swimphony) who will arrange for replacements sessions after the isolation period has passed.
If Neptune Aquatics Solutions feels like you are not following guidance issued by the government and the NHS we may cancel your sessions and ask you not to attend your Hydrotherapy Pool Bookings or Swimming lessons for the required period.
We are asking all users to be mindful of the fact that we have a number of very vulnerable users using our services and request that, even if you feel this wont affect you, that you do follow all advice being given by the government and the NHS
What is Coronavirus
Coronavirus is a type of virus that can cause infection in your nose, sinuses or throat. Other symptoms of coronavirus may include fever and a cough which may lead to pneumonia causing shortness of breath and breathing difficulties.
Coronavirus is likely to have more severe symptoms in people with low or weak immune systems and people who suffer with long term conditions such as cancer, chronic lung disease and diabetes. Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a new strain that will affect your lungs and airways.
In the UK, the Chief Medical Officer have raised the risk to public from low to moderate, but the risk to individuals remains low.
The 3 main symptoms of this strain of coronavirus are a cough, high temperature and shortness of breath. If you do display these symptoms it does not necessarily mean you have the illness, as these are also associated with common conditions such as colds and flu. Just remember:
Catch it:
Germs spread easily. Always carry tissues and use them to catch your cough or sneeze.
Bin it:
Germs can live for several hours on tissues. Dispose of your tissue as soon as possible.
Kill it:
Hands can transfer germs to every surface you touch. Clean your hands as soon as you can.
If you are unsure and feel unwell after travelling to any affected areas or have been in contact with people who have recently returned from travelling and you are displaying symptoms, stay indoors, avoid contact with other people and call 111. When calling 111 please advise them of any travel you have undertaken and symptoms you may have. For further information and the latest updated guidance on coronavirus from the NHS and the Government.
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