Let's be safe!

(a) temperature measurement will take place in front of the entrance to the Institute on the first floor,

(b) in the case of children who cannot be left unattended by a parent or adults, but who require assistance due to a medical condition - only 1 caregiver will be allowed to accompany the patient during the PEI visit,

(c) Patients coming to us from abroad are required to undergo the quarantine period prescribed by law(applies to newly arrived patients, including those from Poland, who have been out of Poland for the past 2 weeks) and present a negative PCR test result.

We would also like to assure you that at the Institute we meet the highest safety standards related to the epidemic state. Disposable protective masks and disinfectant liquid are available at the facility. We disinfect all surfaces every time and use UV lamps in the medical offices.

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