Health and Safety Protocols Announced for HPA 2022 Tech Retreat

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Mon, 01/10/2022 - 11:27 -- Nick Dager

The organizers of the 2022 HPA Tech Retreat have released a statement regarding the safety protocols that are being put in place to ensure the health and safety of attendees. “Our first priority for planning the Tech Retreat is safety,” the statement read. “We have been planning carefully and leaning on expert advice to ensure the event is safe and comfortable for everyone.”

The organizers of the 2022 HPA Tech Retreat have released a statement regarding the safety protocols that are being put in place to ensure the health and safety of attendees. “Our first priority for planning the Tech Retreat is safety,” the statement read. “We have been planning carefully and leaning on expert advice to ensure the event is safe and comfortable for everyone.”The retreat is being held February 21-24 at the Westin Mission Hills Golf Resort & Spa in Rancho Mirage, California.

California currently has some of the most stringent covid policies in the U.S. in place and the greater Palm Springs vaccination rate has been consistently among the top in the state, with Rancho Mirage reporting 94 percent of residents vaccinated as of the end of 2021. Further plans include:

Requiring proof of full vaccination for all participants

All Tech Retreat events will take place in a designated “Safe Zone” for the exclusive use of Tech Retreat attendees - no outside guests permitted

Separate outdoor hotel check-in and registration for Tech Retreat attendees only

Masks required indoors when not eating or drinking

Outdoor sessions, meals, and breaks when possible

State of the art HVAC with MERV 13 filtration

Continuous fresh air circulated into all event and conference space

Covid Compliance Officers on site

Electrostatic sanitizing of entire conference and event spaces, nightly

Complimentary COVID testing available to attendees if needed

Hand sanitizing stations throughout venue

“We continue to monitor the COVID situation and public health recommendations closely and will adjust our protocols to reflect the most up-to-date thinking,” the statement concluded.

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