(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Dad doesn’t know kid’s information
Oversharing
Doesn’t understand username hints
Calls back multiple times in hopes to get different answers
20+ minutes without a call
Medication request
Patient word vomits
“Can I schedule an appointment?” during lunch time hours / after hours
“Are you a nurse?”
Says specialists name incorrectly
“Can’t you do this for me?”
Dread hearing our department name from Switchboard
Patient doesn’t believe us
Lack of common sense
Patient demands talking to the doctor only
Angry Patient
Has to mute call multiple times
Accidental disconnect
Explains every step they’re taking
60+ calls on one shift
Parent is upset about 14+ proxy law
Mumbles to self
Angry patient’s family
Language services for not Spanish
Language services
30+ minute MyChart call
3 minute word vomit including explicit details and doesn’t take a breather break
“I can’t hear you.”
Fax call
Calls from out of state
Patient thinks they know more than the specialist
“What do you mean ‘After Hours?!’
20+ minute MyChart call
The government is out to get me
After we ask a question, it’s silence on the line
“Why can’t I leave a voicemail?”
“Do I click next / sign in / etc?”
Refuses to verify information
10pm MyChart assistance
“Karen”
“Oh, you’re closed.”
Sexist Terms
“EPIC will shut down in 15 minutes.”
Hangs up without saying goodbye.
“You have to add a subject.”
“Wait time is too long”
“I’m computer illiterate”
Frequent Flyer
Direct page out
Long silence
Talks in circles, expect different answers
Creepy Crawly Feeling after call
Expects MyChart support to “open” their medication