Have you ever felt "cheated" by a service business? Perhaps you went through a fast food drive-through only to discover--five miles down the road--your order was incorrect, was missing side items, or your sandwich was sloppily assembled. Maybe your experience was a bad haircut, clothes damaged by the dry cleaners, an airline that arbitrarily cancelled a flight or lost your bag on a family vacation, or a hotel room that was too hot, cold, noisy or dirty. Maybe you went to a medical doctor, who failed to correctly diagnose your problem leading to prolonged pain or discomfort, lost time from work, pharmaceuticals that were ineffective or brought adverse effects, and eventually a second co-pay and time spent with another doctor. To add "insult to injury" did that doctor really even listen, focus, or show empathy for your concerns? What I'm looking for is a 750-1000 word blog entry geared towards medical practice administrators and medical doctors explaining that when an urgent care center offers bad service--it's the same as "stealing" from patients. The consumer not only feels victimized by the loss of time and money, but also often feels helpless when the service provider fails to provide any remedy. In addition to hassle and frustration, there's the "opportunity cost" of resolving their medical problem in a more effective/efficient manner. The blog entry should be engaging, witty, and strike an emotional chord with the reader--that bad service is tantamount to cheating, stealing, or defrauding the consumer. I want the article to instill guilt about doing something seriously wrong--beyond the typical "word of mouth" spiel. Desired Skills: Ghostwriting, Medical Writing, Speech Writing, Creative Writing, Blogs Keywords: Ghost Writing, Creative, Ghostwriting, Writing, Medical, Speech, Blog