Policies/Procedures, Checklists, Letters and Samples for COVID Re-opening

Even if COVID is “over” for now, many of the policies and procedures will live on even when the public health emergency is declared over. This 7-page downloadable and editable packet includes a sample reassurance letter, checklist for pre-screening and day of screening for staff and patients, policies and procedures for waiting room, best use of Personal Protective Equipment, day to day office procedures etc. to show staff, patients and referral sources alike that you have prepared your practice successfully for a safe re-opening or soft opening.

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By purchasing this form, we are granting you the non-exclusive use of this material. You may not re-sell or otherwise transfer the material to another therapist outside of your own practice. By virtue of submitting payment for the course, you hereby are agreeing to the following:

1. Digital Product Usage -After purchasing the form, you will be given immediate access to it and will have lifetime access to use it for your own personal use and business use.

   2. Refund Policy- Due to the nature of the form being immediately accessible upon purchasing, no refunds of any fees or other amounts paid by you in connection with the course will be allowed under any circumstances.

   3. Warranties and Liability -Every effort is made to ensure that the form is accurate and fit for the use by purchasers However, we take no responsibility whatsoever for the suitability of the form and provide no warranties as to the function or use of the form, whether express, implied or statutory, including without limitation any warranties of merchantability or fitness for particular purpose. You agree to indemnify the creator against all liabilities, claims, demands, expenses, actions, costs, damages, or loss arising out of any breach of these terms and conditions. The creator shall not be liable to you or any third party for consequential, indirect, special or exemplary damages including but not limited to damages for loss of profits, business or anticipated benefits whether arising under tort, contract, negligence or otherwise whether or not foreseen, reasonably foreseeable or advised of the possibility of such damages.