Covid-19 Protocols & Info

Thankfully the major Covid pandemic is over. Unfortunately people do still get Covid and other viruses. Therefore, I have kept some of my protocols in place to ensure the good health of my clients and myself.

Covid-19 Protocols for Safe Haven Massage:

  1. Use medical grade air purifiers constantly in both my treatment room and my entryway that removes virus, bacteria and allergens from the air.
  2. I wear a mask at all times when my clients choose to still wear a mask or if they have shared with me that they have recently traveled by plane. If my client chooses not to mask, then I only wear my mask when I am working on their head/neck/face when they are face up on the massage table.
  3. Cleaning all surfaces a client will come into contact with and disinfecting anything they may touch before each client.
  4. Opening doors and windows whenever possible to bring in fresh air to the space. In warm weather an exhaust fan is used in the window to bring in fresh air and remove stale air.
  5. The client restroom is disinfected once daily. It also has an air purifier.
  6. Hand sanitizer is available in all rooms.
  7. The face rest is taken apart and disinfected between clients.
  8. The massage table and face rest cushion are covered in a washable non porous spa drape cover which is then covered with soft sheets and blankets.
  9. Allow no less than 30 minutes between when my last client leaves and my next client arrives.

Covid-19 Protocols for Clients to Follow:

  1. When you arrive, please call or text me. If you arrive more than 5 minutes early for your appointment I may need you to wait in your vehicle until I am ready for you to enter.
  2. Regarding masks: Some of my clients still prefer to wear masks when they get their massages. When they do, I also wear my mask at all times. Some of my clients prefer not to wear a mask and that is fine with me.
  3. I have a restroom located just inside the front door that is dedicated to clients only. I appreciate it if my clients wash their hands prior to going downstairs to the treatment room. This is not mandatory, but appreciated.
  4. I also ask that my clients let me know if they travel regularly for business or when they come home from a travel vacation. I sometimes choose to wear a mask if I know my client has been somewhere that people often pick up viruses or colds.