alpha care

[Hope Has A Headache]

anyone visit alpha care recently?

i quit from there about 3 months ago.........

batboy

 

[lovelyartist]

Yep, been there a few times over the last few months.

Ladies ... good, facilities ... bad, choice .... yours.

I'm thinking of trying Bella next, lookin pretty good to me.

 

[rafferty]

This place is interesting to say the least.

First off:

* The ladies are pretty good (though I only see one now)
* The price is great - $50 for 45 minutes & the BS is $70
* Place is dumpy but management has decided to clean it up somewhat (new carpets, towels are better quality)

All in all it is not bad. But if you prefer an upscale place check out Blue Pearl.

Other upscale locales are Stacey's, HFH & IT but they have windows &/or peepholes so it's your call on whether you value your privacy or not.

 

[star42]

Excuse me Stacey, but IT & HFH both offer the same services as BP & Alphacare.

The difference being is that Alphacare & BP do not have the peepholes.

 

[Chucky]

Toad,

My point was simply that, there are more issues at hand than privacy, when it comes to peepholes and windows, REGARDLESS of any named establishments.

That's my opinion, an alternative look on this issue from a MPA point of view.

That's all.

Stacy

 

[Ang.]

More issues at hand than client privacy?

I'm quite glad that you have your priorties straight here. After all, who is providing your income?

I do not care where I am visiting, but I do believe that privacy should be part of my fee. Am I wrong? Or do you think that as long as I am visiting your establishment anyone & everyone is entitled to view my appointment? Whether it is governed by by-laws or not!

This is the main question - Should MP's be required to tell their customers up front that they will be viewed by either law enforcement or staff members before they enter the room? If so, will it be enforced? Will it be posted in the room?

Granted some clients will not care, but I think that a few will.

 

[Loretta]

Toad,

I like my privacy just like anyone else.
Customer satisfaction is my #1 concern, it's very well my business. I'm aware of that.
I'm not downsizing your concern. However, I didn't make the rules, I just play the game.

Every district has there own set of rules and we learn to deal with it.

Maybe, because I'm a MPA, I tend to look at this from a different angle than clients do.

To me not having peepholes on the doors, you are basically entrusting your co-workers those you know and those you don't with your life and livelihood. One wrong decision could be detrimental to everyone involved.

That's my opinion, not everyone has to agree with it.

Stacy

P.S Not everyone and anyone has the right to view your appointment. When a MPA is new or suspected of doing more than only mangement takes a quick look in the session. That's has been my experience.