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3 Times It’s Good to Be a “Bad” Patient

February 19, 2016

DO: Try to call for appointments or to ask clinical questions long before the end of business hours; morning is often best so the staff has a chance to grab the doctor before she gets behind or needs to leave.

DO: Politely ask for a call back from someone higher up on the ladder if you’re not getting what you need. For medical issues, you might ask for a nurse or a doctor; for procedural stuff (appointments or forms you need filled out), you’ll want a nursing supervisor or office manager.

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