30 Miss. Code. R. 2501-11.1 - Advertising, Business License and other Requirements
A. It shall be the responsibility of the
massage establishment to verify and include current license number(s) in all
advertising, no matter the format, for every licensed massage therapist
performing massage services at the massage establishment; however, massage
establishments with 6 or more licensed massage therapists shall be exempt from
this requirement, provided that such therapy or service is performed by
person(s) licensed under this chapter.
B. Sanitary lavatories or wash basins
provided with an adequate supply of both hot and cold running water shall be
available. Lavatories or wash basins shall be provided with soap in a dispenser
and paper, individual use towels, or air dryers.
C. Sanitary linens shall be provided for each
individual client.
D. Any out call
massage shall have a previous recording of the client's name, address where the
therapy is to occur, estimated time of return, and phone number (if available)
in a conspicuous record.
E. Every
massage establishment shall be equipped with a workable telephone for emergency
calls.
F. A copy of the Mississippi
State Board of Massage Therapy Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct shall be
prominently displayed.
G. Every
massage establishment shall have prominently displayed during business hours a
current and valid Provisional Permit, Temporary Practice Permit or License
issued by the Mississippi State Board of Massage Therapy for every person who
provides massage therapy services on the premises or off site on behalf of the
establishment.
H. It shall be the
responsibility of a massage therapy establishment to verify the current license
of any and all persons practicing massage therapy at the location of or on
behalf of the establishment.
I.
Every massage establishment designated as the custodian of client records shall
retain all required client documentation of massage sessions for a period of
two (2) years and ensure that it is legible and readily available for
inspection at the request of the Board or their duly appointed representative.
This includes, but is not limited to client hi story/intake forms and client
release forms, as well as SOAP notes, appointment schedule book and client
evaluations if requested by the Board or their duly appointed
representative.
J. Massage
therapists or establishments may not be discriminated against by cities or
municipalities in obtaining business licenses and shall be treated as any other
health care profession.
K. A
summary of the fines applicable to massage establishments are in Rule 2.2.
A.
Notes
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