Health and Safety Protocols

We at Center in the Heights understand that the health and safety of you and your family are priority number one. We take this seriously and thus have made the health and safety of everyone in our community a priority. We can’t offer what we have to offer without being health and safety conscious.

Health and safety are more than simply medical; this is emotional and mental as well. We understand that pandemics aren't easy - in fact, they are really challenging. 

It is our goal to keep our doors open to help support the well-being of our community.

The following guidelines are in place to help keep the doors open and keep everyone mentally and emotionally healthy. These guidelines are in place to keep our community safe and healthy.  These guidelines will be fluid and updated as information and requirements change based upon the current state of the pandemic. 

Updated: 3/05/2022

Masks are not required, but we respect everyone’s decision whether or not to wear a mask

• If you don't have a mask, and choose to wear one, a disposable mask will be provided free of charge.

• We understand that this is not a choice you take lightly, and thus…

• We ask that everyone respect each other in their personal choice whether or not to wear a mask.

Hand Sanitization.

• Wash your hands frequently.

• There are several hand sanitizer stations throughout the building.

• You are required to sanitize your hands before entering and leaving the studios. There are sanitizing stations outside each studio door and after you leave the studio. Studio instructors will also have sanitized their hands and any instruments before and after each student.

Equipment Sanitization.

• If you are participating in yoga, please bring your own mat.

• We will have mat sanitizer available.

• If you forget your mat, we have loaners. They are sanitized before and after each use. We also have new mats for sale.

Stay Home.

• If you don't feel well or have any symptoms, please stay home. It’s the best option for all of us.

• Contact your instructor or the director as soon as possible to notify them of your absence.