AMPs all have table showers. I enjoy the washing. My fav place will wash & condition my hair too. After my first visit, they moved the Table closer to the wall... to about 6". I have impairment & am concerned about falling. The distance means I can't fall off that side. I brought & gifted a suction cup (WM) grab handle which helps me turn over. Today, I found she'd added another suction cup bar opposite the table to hold to while she dries me. ADA installed bars would be better but only if done right.
Her massage table may be custom... very wide maybe 4 feet or more... easy to turn over without getting to the edge. Face cut out.
My only criticism of my fav place is there must be a bathroom but it's hidden from customers. I make sure I stop & go before arriving.
Another spa I visited recently had the narrow TS table against the wall. The grab bars were too high. The table was high to get on too. Why are they so high? Very hard to safely turn over.
I have no opinion of a sauna as they are bad for me medically.
Towels to wrap around for decency. My Fav place, doesn't usually bother for me since I'm the only one in there. But if you don't have good hips, the towels slip easily. Opps! I've found a spring clamp like a bag clip or hair clip will work to keep a towel together. There is a bathrobe on a hook... I used it once 2 owners ago... still on the hook.
My fav place: each room is private with doors. There is a ceiling bar but I've only had it used once. The table is good height to sit on & change. Theres enough room for her to walk around easily. We thoughfully decided to try getting me up on the back side this time so my stronger arm was avalble to help. There is a small wash sink in each room. Most don't but it's a good idea.
An other AMP place the narrow massage table was tight against the wall. Dunno what the wall was. Plywood maybe but draped in cloth. Hard to get on & off table. That room was really cramped Dunno about the other ones. I wasn't impressed & won't be hurrying back.
A couple of American Massage places.. None had a hand sink in room. No TS. Walk around massage table. In one case it was a medical building rental, another a subdivided rental will office rooms, just a portable massage table in center. These American providers had little training. The E spa (now closed) shared a bathroom with the whole floor... at least they had one. My fav gal would meet me at the entrance & walk me in.
I seriously want to stress safety.
I once had a chiropractor... I'd seen him for a while... but suffice to say my back wasn't happy this day & I ended up on the floor. The Chiro would not help me for fear of liability. He offered to call a rescue! Never saw him again! Imagine something like this at a MP. The customer falls, is hurt & can't get up.
I'd think designing safety in would be most important. Big enough tables to not fall off turning over, good height to get on / off. Non-skid in shower.
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