I am back in the office and working hard to maintain the safety of my patients, our community and myself. For my part I am getting myself testing as available and maintaining safety protocols in my personal life.
Here’s the latest:
I will only be seeing one patient at a time for the foreseeable future. This means fewer appointments available but more time for me to be able to safely sanitize the clinic between patients and ensure that there is no overlap of people in the waiting room. Please don’t arrive more than 5 minutes before your appointment.
Social distancing is still required in the clinic. Intakes will be limited and done mostly online or over the phone. No guests can accompany you to your treatments until further notice.
Please bring your own mask to your treatment. Masks are mandatory and will keep us both safe. In addition to masks each treatment room will have a HEPA/UV air filter running. No blankets will be provided. You may bring your own if that is something you really need.
Your temperature will be taken upon arrival and your appointment will be rescheduled if you have a fever.
Please wash hands immediately at the waiting room sink upon arrival. No refilling of water bottles from communal water cooler.
New consent forms will be sent you to upon booking and must be signed before treatments.
If you are immune compromised, over aged 65, or going through active cancer treatment please email before booking. I want to be as safe as possible for you.
Please use common sense when it comes to booking and stay home if you have flu like symptoms, develop a fever or cough, have been in close contact with a confirmed case of Covid-19, etc.
I know it may look and feel a bit different but Green Apple is still the place for you to come and leave it all on the table. This time has been so hard for all of us in many different ways and I am looking forward to being able to once again provide a safe place for you to decompress and be well. Thank you for your cooperation going forward. I can’t wait to see you.
Big giant virtual hugs,
Joey