Originally Posted by Unregistered:
How do parents request a change then if you don't allow business to be done after hours? For example, what if dentist calls and can get kid in first thing the next morning, but parents don't find out until after they get home from work and you're closed and they're contracted hours are different then their request? Or what if mom or dad are having car trouble and need to get the vehicle into the dealership early the next morning and thus need to get kid to you early and their contracted hours are different then their request?
For example, what if dentist calls and can get kid in first thing the next morning, but parents don't find out until after they get home from work and you're closed and they're contracted hours are different then their request?
Then the parent calls in the morning when she knows the provider is open and tells the provider she is going to be late dropping off because kid goes to Dentist and they pick up at normal pick up time.
Or what if mom or dad are having car trouble and need to get the vehicle into the dealership early the next morning and thus need to get kid to you early and their contracted hours are different then their request.
The parents take the kid to the dealership with them and bring the child to you at normal times or later than normal drop off and pick up at regular time.
See what you think is that if something happens with the parent that we become somehow involved in that mix.
If the provider is available and able to answer the request then all is cool. If they aren't available then the parent needs to figure it out without considering the provider in the mix.
The car dealership... dentist... doesn't have ANYTHING to do with the provider. The parent just needs to tell them if they are going to be late and make sure the kid is picked up on their contracted time. If the provider is out of the home during the time the parent needs to drop off then get ahold of them during working hours and arrange the time the kid CAN come.