What happens when a caller asks for a specific dentist?
Amy books with the requested provider using that provider's own schedule and appointment types, and says plainly when the next opening is rather than substituting someone else.
How it goes today
The desk either books with whoever is free or takes a message for the provider, and the caller waits.
What Amy does
- Recognises the provider by name.
- Offers that provider's real openings, not the practice's general availability.
- Says clearly when the next opening is.
- Offers an alternative provider only if the caller wants one.
Where Amy stops
Amy does not silently book a different provider, and does not invent credentials for anyone on the team.
She never gives medical advice, never diagnoses, and never makes a clinical decision. Anything clinical goes to the provider.
Why this call matters
Provider loyalty is why many patients call at all. Substituting quietly is how you lose them.
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