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COVID-19 STAY AT HOME ORDER 12-5-2020
Only massage referrals from physicians, nurse practitioners, or other local medical doctors for now
Right now, there is a stay at home order for non-essential workers. Massage is only essential if you have a current referral or prescription with any medical professional with the proper authority to prescribe health care to you (defined by the CA Dept. of Public Health). FSA records used to purchase massage previously might not be enough to qualify as 'essential' so it is best to find your doctor's referral or any massages purchased in the last year from a chiropractor as they grant massage to most of their clients but also purchasing a massage from a chiropractor is borderline seeking medical massage or essential massage. I have a question awaiting a response from the CDPH on allowing MBLEX certified LMTs to be considered essential and avoid the referral that has cut business dramatically for mobile massage. You can send any questions you have to: EssentialServicesInquiries@cdph.ca.gov
As a note many massage spas are open during this stay at home order because they are working with a qualified health professional that writes a referral for massage to each client (or client has one) during this stay-at-home order (that started 12/6/2020 and designed for 3 weeks while ICU availability is less than 15% per CA region, but we all know that as of 12/22/2020 the weeks have been extended as there is 0% ICU availability in some counties and the region). If you had a massage between 9/17/2020 through 10/20/2020 indoor and not outdoor, or 12/7/2020-12/31/2020 in CA, then you were wrapped in 'essential' by the massage corporate or franchise clinic/spa you visited due to this time period only allowing massage in highest tier of COVID-19 limitations on public services if 'essential.' The time period between 10/21/2020-12/6/2020 allowed all beauty services (barbers, nail shops, skin care estheticians, massage) in any tier of COVID-19 limitations on public services as long as the same protocols for limiting contact, disinfecting all surfaces touched or used between clients, and masks worn properly. If you have a receipt or ask for your notes to include the doctor referral consent form, then you can get the referral from the staff at the franchise you visited and email it to me at janis@themassagenegotiator.com to book your mobile massage appointment in Corona, CA and surrounding areas up to 25 miles.
We need the note on file from your medical professional granting you massage for medical purposes due to mental, physical, work related, car wreck related, old injury, etc.
Here are some local massage corporate franchise clinics or spas that are operating right now because they are following the guidelines for medical massage as an essential brand with a doctor referral. Check out Bodycentre in Fullerton, Massage Green in Corona or Chino, Massage Envy in Chino or Eastvale, Massage Heights in Chino Hills or Newport Beach, and Hand and Stone Massage in Costa Mesa, then look at their home page disclosures (if exist) on 'essential' massage only. You can also see that some spas aren't taking the risk of operating and risk solvency, if they don't have funds to survive an indefinite shut down, such as Massage Envy in Corona (opens 1/4/2021), Hand and Stone Massage in Chino Hills, and Glen Ivy in Corona, CA (opens 1/1/2021).
Sincere apologies for the current updated situation, here is CA Department of Health Services document referred from an email to CAMTC licensees on 12/5/2020: CDPH Letterhead (ca.gov) at https://www.gov.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/12.3.20-Stay-at-Home-Order-ICU-Scenario.pdf . Outdoor massage is currently not available in our southern CA region due to the current state's stay at home order. As you will see than even Glen Ivy (www.glenivy.com) has closed doors until December 31st of this year 2020.
If you need a massage, most franchise massage businesses such as Massage Envy and Massage Green have previously sent out emailers allowing massage under this order as 'essential' because they work with a chiropractor. There are some small stipulations that you cannot be new, or that you must have been a member there already, and possibly bring your own doctor's referral if new. I haven't personally looked into working with a chiropractor subcontracted out for my services, but might look into it. I do know that most chiropractors who have massage therapy as a service are open during this stay at home order for providing massage services to their clients.
To summarize, if any region is projected to be at or less than 15% available capacity in the total ICU units for the region to treat COVID-19 patients within two tests per week starting today, this three week stay-at-home order will continue indefinitely. If the region sees optimistic outlooks for having greater than 15% availability in ICU care from their models for these next three weeks, predicting that by week 4 there are as an example more than 30% availability in the ICU availability for COVID-19 patients, then the stay-at-home order will end by week 4. They (higher ups controlling this state) don't want to see spikes and continuous increases in COVID-19 cases with inadequate or unavailable facilities to care for new cases of COVID-19. And neither do I and this is why I take my COVID-19 disinfectant religiously and ritualistically after each and every client I massage, who has been pre-screened and spoken with to determine if the client is showing any signs of COVID-19, like not smelling aromatherapy, a dry cough, very tired or having malaise or being fatigued, hot to the touch, showing irritable digestive problems, coughing, sneezing, runny nose, etc. Those clients who do show those symptoms are to reschedule and I fortunately haven't had any of my clients show those symptoms.
If you need a massage, any clinic working with a chiropractor is open for massages. This includes Massage Envy in Chino, where I work separately as an employee. Every open facility for massage follows the exact same protocols more or less on disinfecting and keeping clients six feet apart and spaced out between appointments for less contact between each other and having every body wear their face masks the entire start to finish of contact with facility.
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