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Vet's wife called into renal today to see if vet really needs to get his blood work that was ordered by Dr. Reddy, since he had 8 tubes of blood obtained via Zangmiesters Clinic? Informed Mrs. Dunham, that we have not received the results from this outside company as of yet. She can call them to have them faxed, because we are not sure as to what was ordered by them.
Mr. Dunham was very adamant by not having blood work drawn, if he has already completed the blood work that she wants.
Again, reminded her that we have no way of knowing what was ordered via this company.

Mrs. Dunham will follow up later.

Time spent on phone call 10 minutes.
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