Seaglass Village Covid Vaccination and Masking Policy

Fortunately, the outlook for respiratory infections such as COVID-19, the flu, and RSV continues to improve with better treatment and vaccinations. Recent CDC guidelines take a more unified approach to all respiratory illness, which includes practicing good hygiene, staying home and getting treatment when we are sick ,and getting vaccinations. 

Although Seaglass Village is no longer maintaining records of COVID vaccination status, keeping our community members and volunteers healthy and safe remains our highest priority. Seaglass Village strongly encourages all members and volunteers to maintain current COVID, as well as flu and RSV vaccinations, for those who are eligible. Seaglass will happily make appointments and provide rides for members to vaccinations.

A member or volunteer may prefer to provide or accept an indoor service or ride from a member or volunteer with an up-to-date COVID vaccination status. Inquiries about vaccination status may be made privately, between the member and volunteer, during the confirmation contact. A member/volunteer may decline to accept or provide a ride or indoor service based on the vaccination status of the other member/volunteer and may contact Seaglass Village to make alternate arrangements.

Masks remain optional for all Seaglass Village group event attendees. Use of masks for individual services can be requested by either the member receiving services (for example rides, indoor services) or the volunteer delivering the services. This should be specified by the recipient during the request or by the provider during the confirmation contact. 

Seaglass Village observes all safety protocols mandated by the CDC and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and reserves the right to impose stricter protocols when needed. 

EFFECTIVE 4.1.2024