me: Central Scheduling, how can I help you?
pt (talking in an extremely feminine voice): I need to schedule an appointment for myself.
me: What is your name?
pt: Dennis Smith
me: And your phone number that would be on the account?
pt: 867-5309.
me: *the phone number is pulling up a female account with the same last name but first name Karen* And the date of birth?
pt: 01/01/1980.
me: I'm sorry, did you say you're scheduling for yourself?
pt: Yes, for Dennis Smith.
me: And you are Dennis Smith? That phone number is not pulling up the account.
not the pt: No, I'm not Dennis. Dennis is my husband.
me: Alrighty well the phone number you provided is not listed in his account so what is his phone number?
not the pt: You're telling me you can't look it up by his name?
me: We just need to make sure that we have the correct phone number on file. We have 123-4567. Is that still his number?
not the pt: But I'm scheduling his appointment so why would you need his phone number?
me: In case any person needs to reach out regarding the appointment, what phone number should they be calling.
not the pt: 123-4567.
me: Alright so the number we have is correct, that's good.
not the pt: No, you should have mine.
me: I mean I can add yours to the chart as well.
not the pt: No, I'm scheduling the appointment so you should only have my number.
me: So, the 123-4567 number you told me they should be calling is incorrect?
not the pt: No, you should be calling me.
me: Alrighty then, if any person needs to contact your husband, Dennis, regarding his appointment, what number should they be calling?
not the pt: 123-4567.
me: That's what we already have, so that's great.
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