Not ALL masks are made equal
A recent new study examined the efficacy of different types of masks, from N95s to surgical masks to bandanas and neck gaiters. Though this study was primarily designed to verify Continue Reading →
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A recent new study examined the efficacy of different types of masks, from N95s to surgical masks to bandanas and neck gaiters. Though this study was primarily designed to verify Continue Reading →
The night before I left Massachusetts, it stormed: crashing thunder, brilliant lightning, wind, and eventually, rain. I lay beside an open window, feeling the breeze on my face, counting seconds Continue Reading →
Great NEWS! Sarana Community Acupuncture will reopen its doors on Wednesday, August 5th! Our online appointment schedule is open for booking! Please take the time to read ALL of this important Continue Reading →
As we move closer to Sarana’s re-opening, we have been sharing our new safety policies on this blog. We posted about the importance of face masks and about physical distancing Continue Reading →
As we make further preparations to reopen Sarana in its new incarnation, we are sharing some of the new policies and safety procedures you can expect when you return for Continue Reading →
Pam, Jennifer and Tatyana have been meeting virtually weekly and are discussing the many details of re-opening Sarana. We look forward to announcing our opening as soon as we have Continue Reading →
Week 10 of Shelter-in-Place. My late father having been a research scientist at an institute now affiliated with the University of Massachusetts, I happened this week to attend a webinar Continue Reading →
Sitting at home, facing the big list of re-opening considerations, I suddenly realized that I could walk away, take early retirement, and leave Sarana’s future to someone else. The thought Continue Reading →
Sarana’s managers, Tatyana, Jennifer, and I, have started working our way through a long list of considerations for re-opening: equipment needed; procedures to create for: cleaning and sanitizing, and tracking Continue Reading →
End of week 6 of Shelter-in-Place. Here’s what I’m grateful for today. 💜 Gavin Newsom’s approach to CoVid19, his quickness to order state-wide Shelter-in-Place (SIP) and his continued thoughtful decisiveness in Continue Reading →