Not unlike Groundhog Day,
over and over, this conversation
takes place:
I have an appointment at two thirty.
Name?
Elaine Heveron.
And you are here for?
Yada yada.
Still living at the same address?
Yes.
Same phone number?
Yes.
Same insurance?
Yes.
May I see your insurance card
and driver’s license to copy?
Okay—here you go.
Same primary care physician?
Yes.
Here’s a clipboard—just fill in
the form, front and back, hand it
to the nurse when she calls you.
The form asks:
Name_________________
Address________________
Phone_________________
Insurance_______________
Reason for visit___________
Primary care doctor________
I say, I can’t believe this isn’t available electronically.
The receptionist says, It is; but we can’t get it.
Once again, I don’t get to read People Magazine.
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