Question:  the firm I work for is still having lots of people come in for tax appointments, in spite of the "social distancing" suggestion by the CDC.  The office isn't even close to what I would consider sanitary under normal circumstances, much less for flu season or worse.  The owner of the practice thinks all of this is overblown and it's business as usual.  I have literally never seen him wash his hands before touching anything, even when he has a cold, so the spread of germs is highly likely.

What are you folks doing?  Have you stopped clients from coming to your office, or are you working on extra sanitation measures?  The owner of the firm has about 6-10 appointments a day coming in, six days a week, so this is a fair amount of traffic through the office.

Please, keep it nice with the answers!

Thanks!