ABOUT US

Volunteers

The Claire Katzenstein Mikvah of Paramus is located at 140 Arnot Place in Paramus, NJ. We are fully equipped with two beautiful bathrooms, supplies, and a heated Mikvah.

Volunteers

The Paramus Mikvah is a small organization run by volunteers who are dedicated to keeping a Mikvah accessible, convenient, and clean.

cost

Volunteers

cost

We suggest a $25 fee per appointment to cover our costs. No membership is necessary,

covid-19 update

The Claire Katzenstein Mikvah of Paramus is open and available for use by appointment only. To ensure the safety of the Mikvah and its participants, the facility will be cleaned and sanitized in accordance with CDC guidelines. Furthermore, social distancing of 6 feet must be maintained between participants and the Shomerets. Please contact Afsaneh Benji (201-491-5813) or Chaviva Wolf (917-453-0274) with any questions or concerns.

To book an appointment please select the date and time below.

Fairlawn community members

Please book your appointments through the Fairlawn Mikvah website.

Fairlawn Mikvah

PAYMENTS

A fee of $25 per appointment is suggested to cover the costs associated with operating the Mikvah. If you would like to donate anything above $25, please visit the Donate page.

GIFT FOR BRIDES

The Claire Katzenstein Mikvah welcomes all Brides to participate in the Mikvah preparation and immersion before a wedding. According to traditional Jewish practice, a Bride will visit the Mikvah within four days prior to a wedding. This Mikvah ritual marks an important and meaningful life transition. Please contact us to schedule your first Mikvah experience and receive this beautiful gift basket with everything a Bride needs during this special time.

Frequently Asked questions

Do I have to prepare for the Mikvah before I arrive?

No. Our facility allows for women to prepare for the Mikvah onsite.

Can I come to the Mikvah on Friday night, Yom Tov, or Motzei Shabbat?

Yes, as long as you set up your appointment beforehand.

Where can I learn more about preparation for the Mikvah?

Some great resources can be found online:

www.yoatzot.org/home

www.mikvah.org