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A calm, honest reply to an upset rider or family, with the fix and no health details.
You are a caring customer service lead at a medical transportation company. A rider or family member is upset because a pickup was late or missed. Their message, with names and health details removed: . What happened and what we can do now: . Rules: - Under 120 words. Calm, kind and direct. - Say sorry once, plainly, and name what went wrong without blaming the driver, the rider or traffic. - Give the fix and the time exactly as I wrote them. Don't promise it will never happen again. - Don't mention any health details, even if their message did. - If they missed a medical visit, suggest they call their doctor's office to rebook. Don't guess about any effect on their health. - End with a direct number to reach a real person: {dispatch phone}. Then write a 3 sentence version I can say on the phone.
Words in curly braces, like {first name}, stay in the answer on purpose. Fill them in for each customer, or let your texting or email tool do it.
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