Mikvah Appointments and Current Protocol

Please use this easy form to schedule your Mikvah Appointment. We ask for the reservation to be at least 48 hours in advance. If you are visiting and were not aware before, or if for some reason that was not possible, we will still always do our best to accommodate. You can expect to hear back from our staff on the evening before your appointment to confirm details.
Full Name
First NameLast Name
E-mail*
Phone Number*
Area CodePhone Number
Please check all that apply*For mikvah staff to confirm appointment
The above number is a cell phone. You may call me.Please ONLY contact me by phone call. No text or whats app please.You may text meYou may What's App me
Which date will you need for your Mikvah appointment?*Please keep the evening open.
MonthDayYear
Day of Week*Although you have stated the date, this section helps with clarity
Sunday NightMonday NightTuesday NightWednesday NightThursday NgihtFriday NightMotzei ShabbosOther - Please explain in comments box (lower down on this page)
We will take into consideration any time preferences you have as well as the needs of others. We can't promise the exact time you request but will do our best to make it work for you.
Do you have a time preference?
HourMinutes
Is there anything you would like us to know regarding your appointment?(Additional comments)
Mikvah fee - regular
$25
Bridal - EveningMikvah fee - Bridal during evening hours
$36
Bridal - DaytimeMikvah fee - Bridal if daytime appointment needed
$90
I would like to add a donation to support the Mei Menachem Western Well Community MikvahWe thank you in advance for your contribution.
$18$36$54
Total
$0.00
Form of payment*
Current Mikvah Guidelines for Health and Safety
You may prepare at the mikvah. We are happy to have you use the supplies we provide. The following is still in place until further notice...
- The guest will remove her towel or robe herself. The attendant will make sure the immersion is Kosher and she will leave the Mikvah room before the guest comes out of the water.
- If you have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus, you may not use the Mikvah until you have been cleared by a doctor and checked with us.
- If you have been in contact with anyone who has tested positive and/or meet the criteria for mandatory quarantine, please do not schedule a Mikvah appointment during the first 5 days and until having tested negative. This also applies to people who have traveled on a flight, or a cruise, or have been instructed according to CDC guidelines to self quarantine for any reason.
- If you have even a slight fever, please do not use the Mikvah. If you are unsure if you have a fever, you must take your temperature to check before coming.
- We ask any guest who develops a confirmed case of COVID-19 within a week of their Mikvah visit, to please notify Chanie Fogelman Immediately so that we can take additional steps to ensure the safety of our guests.
On our end, we are being careful with sanitizing surfaces after each appointment.
We thank you for working with us to keep our community safe and healthy! For any further questions, please reach out to Chanie Fogelman by leaving a message on the mikvah line at 508-647-4855. We will continue to consult with Rabbis and medical professionals as needed.
One more thing - regarding masks...
With the easing of mask mandate, we are not requiring wearing of masks. If you prefer everyone be masked, we will honor that and make sure to be masked. You may use the comments box below to let us know.
Protocol affirmation*
I have read through the above protocol and I understand what is expected.
In addition to understanding the above guidelines for current use of the mikvah, and pursuant to our medical advisory we are asking everyone the following two questions. We trust that you will answer honestly and if there is any change between now and the time of your appointment, please be sure to let us know.
In the last 2 weeks have you had any fever, shortness of breath, or any other of the COVID symptoms?*
In the last 2 weeks have you been exposed to any one who has COVID?*
Is there anything you would like to explain regarding the above?
Should be Empty: