The phone rang as I sat down to breakfast at
6 a.m. The caller was Le Montage, a super-luxury hotel in Beverly Hills. The hotel is only a few miles
away. Traffic was light. Street parking was easy. It was a good visit.
This was the eighth guest I’d seen at Le
Montage in a year and a half.
But there was something odd. All calls
arrived during the wee hours. Perhaps five percent of a hotel doctor’s business
comes at these times. What was going on?... It’s a rule that once staff
realizes that phoning Doctor Oppenheim always gets Doctor Oppenheim, they see
the light, but this hadn’t worked at Le Montage.
I know who serves that hotel, and if the
regular, daytime staff continues to call him, it’s undoubtedly because he’s a
skilled, compassionate physician.
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