The safety and heath of my clients is my top priority. In response to the Public Health direction provided by The Occupational Safety and Heath Administration (OSHA), The Center for Disease Control (CDC) and Washington State Department of Health (WADOH), I have taken time to review and update sanitation practices and procure the supplies needed to safely reopen after the government mandated shutdown. I will be going above and beyond all government requirements and industry standards.
Here is a description on the sanitation and safety processes within my space updated May, 2022.
Here is a description on the sanitation and safety processes within my space updated May, 2022.
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All guests and visitors including myself are required to wash their hands before entering the office.
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All surfaces, products and implements and the bathroom are disinfected with Citrus II Hospital Germicidal Cleaner at the beginning of the day. This product is on The EPA's List N: Disinfectants for Use Against SARS-CoV-2 and is effective in removing blood borne pathogens and bacteria.
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Clients are booked a minimum of 15 minutes apart to ensure enough time to not cross paths and for me to sanitize all surfaces in the massage room and change table linens. Touch points around the office and bathroom are also sanitized with bleach wipes or Citrus II between guests.
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Client intake includes screening for symptoms or contact with someone with symptoms within two weeks and other health conditions.
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Appointments canceled due to any reason including health concerns will be assessed the standard 50% of service cost cancellation fee. If your therapist is not unwell, has a temperature above normal or has had known exposure to any contagious illness, they will cancel the session and hope to reschedule.
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Sheets and blankets are changed for each guest. Linen laundering is done in hot water with a mix of TheraPro Laundry Detergent and All Free and Clear laundry detergent. This laundering method is preferred to remove massage oil and is the recommended procedure by the CDC for laundering if someone is sick in the facility.
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Your service provider will use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as appropriate. This might include gloves and a facial mask depending on the service provided. PPE is changed when appropriate and reusable, cloth items are laundered along the same guidelines as linens.
Clients can use any PPE desired while entering the office and/or during their service. Disposable masks will be available. If wearing and desired, a facial mask can be moved off of the mouth and nose while in the face down position on the massage table as it may be uncomfortable for some. Please communicate with your therapist if you need to remove or adjust any PPE during your service. |
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End of day sanitation steps are the same as beginning of the day cleaning along with the steps taken between each guest and also includes vacuuming rugs, sweeping hard floors, removing linens in need of laundering and putting away all tools and supplies to make space ready for the next day.
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I will update these procedures as required by law or recommendation by governing agencies and as circumstances evolve in the spa or massage industry around best health practices. Thank you kindly for your compliance and please ask any questions you may have by contacting me or at the start of your appointment.
