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Old December 2nd 05, 11:11 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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I try (really,
really try) to run my office on time...

Lessee, let me remember yesterday... Sara was scheduled in for...


If this happens routinely, you should schedule a "catch-up" slot with no
appointments. In the rare event that you don't need to catch up, I'm
sure there are things to go over with your office staff or patients that
are there early.

If this does not happen routinely, then the receptionist should tell
patients on coming in that you are x minutes behind and doing the best
to catch up. That, up front, will go a long way towards making patients
feel better while waiting.

Jose
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Old December 2nd 05, 05:37 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Jay Honeck wrote:

Quite the rip off, for 15 minutes of "work"...


If it only took 15 minutes and they gave you the certificate, it was cheap. An
expensive one costs half that and grounds you for 6 months.

George Patterson
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your slightly older self.
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Old December 2nd 05, 01:08 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Jay Honeck wrote:
How much did you last pay and where(what state) did get it done at?


$100, cash, in Iowa.


$110 in Palo Alto, CA, in September 2005.

-jav
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Old December 2nd 05, 05:21 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Jay Honeck wrote:

How much did you last pay and where(what state) did get it done at?



$100, cash, in Iowa.

Quite the rip off, for 15 minutes of "work"...


And remdmber you pay for my class 2 every year. You the man.

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Old December 2nd 05, 05:35 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Flyingmonk wrote:

How much did you last pay and where(what state) did get it done at?


$65 in New Jersey.

George Patterson
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Old December 2nd 05, 05:43 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Flyingmonk wrote:

How much did you last pay and where(what state) did get it done at?
I'm just curious as to what people are paying around the country. Much
thanks.


US $90 in western NY.

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Old December 2nd 05, 06:23 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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$75.00 February 2005 in Southern California. I honestly couldn't believe
that it was that reasonably priced.

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How much did you last pay and where(what state) did get it done at?
I'm just curious as to what people are paying around the country. Much
thanks.



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Old December 2nd 05, 01:27 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Flyingmonk wrote:
How much did you last pay and where(what state) did get it done at?
I'm just curious as to what people are paying around the country. Much
thanks.

I paid $85.00 last March here in Central Pennsylvania (cold, hard cash,
which I always find curious). The AME also is the single owner of a
Brand new C210. Perhaps I should considermyself a part owner of that plane.
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Old December 2nd 05, 01:36 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Arnold Sten wrote:

The AME also is the single owner of a Brand new C210.
Perhaps I should considermyself a part owner of that plane.


Yeah, you own his landing light. :-)

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Old December 2nd 05, 01:32 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Arnold Sten
I paid $85.00 last March here in Central Pennsylvania (cold, hard
cash, which I always find curious). The AME also is the single owner
of a Brand new C210. Perhaps I should considermyself a part owner of
that plane.


My next-door neighbor is an AME and a pilot. He does my Medical Exams
and I do his Flight Reviews. Works real good.....both of us pass! :-)

Bob Moore
 




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