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This is critical for licensed healthcare providers. According to the AMA, tipping practices can be puishable if they violate the Code of Medical Ethics. The allowance/acceptance should be deactivated for certain providers. It's unproffessional and AWKWARD at check out. If Boulevard wants to be competitive in the medspa arena with healthcare providers, this is an absolute. Typically a client wouldn't expect to tip their plastic surgeon.