In order to properly prepare your treatment room, you should expect to arrive ________.

• A. At least 30 minutes early
• B. Just on time
• C. 30 minutes late
• D. After the client arrives

Answer: (A)

Being prepared means you have time to clean and sanitize the space, set up equipment and supplies, adjust lighting and temperature, and review the client’s details before they come in. Arriving at least 30 minutes early gives you a comfortable buffer to complete all setup tasks without rushing, so you can greet the client promptly and start on schedule. This helps maintain hygiene, safety, and a professional impression.

Dialing in just on time leaves little to no room for cleaning or organizing, and arriving late or after the client has arrived would disrupt the session and erode trust.