Acupuncture In Columbus & Yellow Springs, Ohio

Stacey A Kent

May 2020

I’m grateful we are at the point where we can consider how to safely and carefully resume our appointments together. I look forward to seeing you.

What a strange period of time it has been for all of us…

I’m seeing patients on a limited schedule and with changes appropriate for the time we are now in. As the spring and summer progress, I will amend my practice as needed or required by recommendations of my professional organizations, the state, and other relevant health agencies to keep all of us as safe as possible.

During this initial step you will see reduced clinic hours, with more time in between patients to allow for in-depth cleaning/sanitizing, less or eliminated time spent in common areas of the building(waiting room), respectful physical distancing, requiring clients to wash hands before and after your appointments, and both of us wearing of masks

On arrival: Please wear a face covering or mask & wash your hands prior to the start of your session and come back into your treatment room (I will tell you which room in advance of your appointment).

You must cancel your appointment if you are experiencing or have been in recent contact with anyone exhibiting any of the common COVID-19 symptoms:

shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, fever, dry cough, sore throat, body aches, chills, loss of sense of taste or smell, unexplained fatigue, headache, diarrhea, or severe vomiting), or have  recently traveled to an area with high infections/transmission rates.

 Let’s continue to work together and strengthen your whole-body’s health: mind, body, & vibrant immunity.

 

 

 

Moving forward, Spring 2020

Published May 5, 2020

May 5, 2020

 

Hello lovely human –

I’m grateful we are at the point where we can consider how to safely and carefully resume our appointments together.

What a strange period of time it has been for all of us…

I look forward to moving into the newness together, with changes appropriate for the time we are now in.

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