When Will States Reopen Spas After Coronavirus?
A State-by-State Guide to Spa Reopenings Near You
Massachusetts
The governor of Massachusetts let the stay-at-home order in the state expire May 18 and spas reopened shortly after.
Michigan
Personal care businesses in Michigan began reopening in early June. This included spas.
Minnesota
Minnesota has allowed spas to reopen with restrictions in place.
Mississippi
Mississippi's stay-at-home order expired on April 27. Spas have have been allowed to reopen with restrictions.
Missouri
Gradual reopenings started in Missouri on May 4. This includes spas, as long as strict restrictions and physical distancing rules are followed.
Montana
Montana's stay-at-home order expired April 26 and like other states, it plans to reopen businesses in phases. As of May 4, spas could reopen as long as social distancing was observed.
Nebraska
Nebraska is one of the few states that never had a stay-at-home order in effect. As of May 4, spas were allowed to reopen with a limited capacity of 10 people, as long as masks are worn.
Nevada
Nevada's stay-at-home order expired on May 9. Spas have been allowed to reopen as of that date.
New Hampshire
New Hampshire has allowed spas to reopen as long as face masks are worn.
New Jersey
New Jersey started reopening in June, but has since paused to contain any further spread of COVID-19. Spas are back in action with restrictions in place.
New Mexico
Spas in most parts of New Mexico have been allowed to open but in areas with a high number of new cases, they have been shut down again.
New York
Aside from New York City, the state has entered phase four of reopening. This allows spas to resume business.
North Carolina
North Carolina's stay-at-home order expired on May 22 but it's unclear if spas have reopened.
North Dakota
North Dakota didn't have a statewide stay-at-home order, and as of May 1, spas have reopened.
Ohio
Ohio's stay-at-home order will expire May 29. This allowed spas to reopen under strict rules.
Oklahoma
As of April 24, spas in Oklahoma were allowed to reopen with some restrictions.
Oregon
Oregon has allowed hair salons to reopen but it's unclear if spas are included in this.
Pennsylvania
As of July 3, all of Pennsylvania was in the last phase of reopening. Because of this, spas has resumed business.
Rhode Island
Rhode Island let its stay-at-home order expire on May 8 and let spas reopen shortly after.
South Carolina
Personal care businesses in South Carolina have reopened, including spas.
South Dakota
No stay-at-home order was ever issued in South Dakota, but spas are required to follow strict guidelines to stay open.
Tennessee
Tennessee reopened close contact services, like spas, on May 6 in select counties.
Texas
The stay-at-home order in Texas expired April 30 and spas were allowed to reopen on May 8.
Utah
Utah did not have a statewide stay-at-home order, but nonessential business were closed temporarily. Spas have been allowed to reopen as of May 1 with social distancing.
Vermont
Vermont's stay-at-home order expired on May 15. Spas resumed business shortly after.
Virginia
Virginia's stay-at-home order expired on June 10 and spas have opened their doors again.
Washington
Washington's stay-at-home order expired on until May 31. Spas have since opened their doors.
West Virginia
West Virginia started reopening businesses in phases. Spas were allowed to reopen in phase two.
Wisconsin
Wisconsin's stay-at-home order lifted on May 13, but it's unclear if spas have been permitted to reopen.
Wyoming
Wyoming is another state without a formal stay-at-home order. Spas were allowed to reopen on May 1 under restrictions.
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