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Personal Narrative: My Experience With Dr. Espanol's Office

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Hello! I just wanted to reach out to you and let you know about the experience I recently had with one of your staff members. I recently came down with the cold that has been going around my office for quite some time. Being that I coincidentally work right next to Dr. Espanol’s office, whom is my primary care. After debating on whether I would even go over to their office to see if I could get in. I walked over and was greeted by a smiley face, Betty was extremely helpful. She went beyond to get me into see someone in the office because of how crappy I looked and felt. My regular provider had no additional openings in the office for that day, but Betty saw that another provider had a 4:30 opening and went to ask if I could be squeezed in.

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