Resonance Massage

Happy New Year, Everyone!
Start it out right and show yourself some love with a massage. Appointments can be scheduled right here:
(https://www.vagaro.com/us04/resonancemassage/book-now)

We accept all forms of NFC payments, including Apple and Google Pay.
Thank you for your continued support! We are dedicated to be here for you always, and we are THRILLED to be seeing you again in 2022!

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Resonance Massage updated their business hours.

We are excited to announce that Resonance Massage will be reopening on Friday, June 5th! As Chicago is entering Phase 3, social contact requires certain considerations and planning; therefore, we will be returning to you with appointment-based services through Vagaro (https://www.vagaro.com/us04/resonancemassage/book-now)! You may now schedule massages from home or with Vagaro’s mobile app; and may arrive at our studio up to 10 minutes prior to an appointment time.

Because the well-being of our clients and Therapists is of the highest regard to us at Resonance, we wish to remind you of some other procedures that we implement in our space to ensure your health and safety. Please remember that face coverings must be worn while within our studio. Our Massage Therapists will always be masked, and we ask that all visitors do the same! Furthermore, we maintain a minimum of 6ft distance between our studio’s three screen-divided massage stations. In following the EPA’s guidelines for disinfectants effective against the COVID-19 virus, we perform thorough sanitation of all equipment after each client’s massage session; as well as hourly disinfection of all common areas and high-touch surfaces. To minimize social proximity, we ask that our guests do not remain in our common area before-or-after massage sessions.And for a safe checkout, we also encourage our clients to use contactless payment with a mobile device. We accept all forms of NFC payments, including Apple and Google Pay.

Thank you for your continued support! We are dedicated to be here for you always, and we are THRILLED to be seeing you again

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We hope you have been staying well while we’ve been apart! We’re greatly looking forward to seeing you once Chicago enters a stage where we can safely provide you with our Massage Therapy services again... and when that time comes, we will not be taking your welfare lightly!

We will be implementing some new practices and protocols, carefully structured for your utmost health and well-being at Resonance. We will be keeping in touch to share the specific details of how (and when!) Resonance will reopen in the coming weeks. Until then, stay safe and be well!

While we eagerly anticipate getting back to work again soon, we must remain closed to help minimize the spread of COVID-19 in our community. We miss you all, and are excited to see you once we may safely reopen!

Many have reached out to us asking how they can support our business and staff during this time, and we are so greatly appreciative of your warmth and kindness. For anyone who wishes to do so, you may purchase a gift card to use at a future date from our website: http://www.resonancemassageonline.com
Or, you can make a donation to your therapist(s) here: http://s.thegiftcardcafe.com/sZDkmG

Thank you so much for your continued support; we wish you all to remain safe, and with high spirits!

Your friends at Resonance Massage,
Abigail, Corinne, Erin, Richard & Gene

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Covid-19 Update: For the safety of all, and after much consideration, we have decided to temporarily close. Please check here for updates. Wishing good health and good spirits to all.

As the COVID-19 pandemic is a growing concern, Resonance Massage will continue to welcome clients to our studio and want to share our approach to keeping both our employees and guests safe.

We're closely monitoring the advice and guidance from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO).

In line with our longstanding commitment to provide a safe and clean space, we have increased the frequency of cleanings, paying close attention to high-touch areas such as the restroom, register area, door handles and hard surfaces.

Resonance Massage will continue to maintain its regular hours. We will announce any scheduling changes should they arise. Please check our website for updates at https://www.resonancemassageonline.com

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Wishing everyone happiness and relaxation during the upcoming holidays, with a reminder that we will have shortened hours for Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve (open from 11am - 4pm on both Tuesdays, December 24th and December 31st), and we we will be closed for Christmas and New Year's Day.

Happy holidays!

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