Covid19 Safety

How am I keeping you safe at Relaxation Massage for Women in Kapiti?

To ensure your safety and security in regards to Covid 19 I inform you that I am fully vaccinated.

 

Thank you for considering making a booking at my massage studio in Paraparumu.

In these uncertain times you might be wondering ‘Will I be safe from a Covid 19 infection if I come and see Omnoi for a massage?’

It is perfectly normal to be concerned about that, and that is why I have created this page to put your mind at ease about your safety at my studio.

Relaxation Massage for Women in Kapiti is 100% committed to provide the safest environment, so you can enjoy a soothing, relaxing massage without any worries or concerns.

You will see I’m going above and beyond to keep you safe.

Firstly, all surfaces that you may touch are regularly sprayed and wiped with high-grade disinfectant. All sheets, towels and fabrics used are washed at 90 degrees’ temperature to ensure sterilisation in line with WHO recommendations. Click here for medical guidelines to sterilise clothes from Medical News Today

I’ve invested in a UVC Hospital Germicidal Light, it is a UV Disinfection lamp like they use in hospitals to sterilise and disinfect hospital rooms, beds and equipment.

I switch this on for 30 minutes in the morning and also in between each client visit, it destroys 99.99% of bacteria and viruses in the massage room.

Naturally I wash and disinfect my hands regularly.

Let me briefly mention some additional general guidelines:

If you are well and you have not been in contact with anyone who is sick, and have not returned from overseas travel within the last 14 days, then it’s fine for you to make a booking and come see me for a Relaxation Massage.

If you have been overseas within the last 14 days, please delay booking a massage appointment until after that time.

If you have a massage booked with me and you are sick on the day – for example

  • you have a cold,
  • a cough or a sore throat,
  • you suffer from the sniffles,
  • are sneezing or have a runny nose,
  • you’re running a fever, have respiratory symptoms,
  • or you have a gastrointestinal bug or have diarrhoea etc –

Then I ask that you kindly reschedule your appointment.

In case you feel a bit unsure about whether you should turn up for your massage appointment, just give me a quick call and we have a chat.

Having a massage when you are sick will worsen how badly you feel already, especially if you are coughing, sneezing or have a runny nose. It won’t be an enjoyable or beneficial massage – and you don’t want that!

By rescheduling your massage, you avoid passing anything on to me and also other clients, which helps to reduce the spread of infection.

Please be aware that I reserve the right to turn clients away who turn up to an appointment when sick. This is to help minimise any community transmission of COVID-19 or any other illness like the common cold or flu of course.

If you do suspect that you have Coronavirus, please call Healthline free on 0800 358 5453 in the first instance, rather than turning up at your GP or hospital. They will give you advice on what to do.

So, to summarise it:

If you are sick – stay home, rest, keep hydrated, look after yourself, phone your GP or Healthline if you are unsure or concerned about your symptoms.

You can rebook your massage for a later date when you have recovered, and you will enjoy it so much more!

I will do my very best to keep you safe at my massage studio with the various safety measures and procedures I have outlined at the top of the page.

Together we will make your session at Relaxation Massage for Women in Kapiti an enjoyable, relaxing and safe experience. Please call me on 021 – 123 4459 to make your booking now. I look forward to seeing you soon!

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This Ministry of Health page contains up to date information and advice for you about coronavirus. I recommend you check it regularly to see what has changed:

COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) – health advice for the general public

Basic hygiene measures

The Ministry of Health advise that to protect yourself, basic hygiene measures are the most important way to stop the spread of infections. Basic hygiene measures include:

  • Washing your hands regularly with soap and water, and drying them

  • Using alcohol-based hand sanitiser where soap and water is not accessible

  • Covering your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze, and disposing of the tissue in a bin or plastic bag

  • Cleaning surfaces regularly

  • Staying at home if you are sick