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by Shrinkrap - 02/06/2026 5:56 PM
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#31990
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I have set up a "dummy provider" in order to create a second schedule for allergy injections. My provider schedule is in 15 minute increments. Is there a way that through Scheduling Increments I can default the dummy provider/shot schedule to 10 minutes? The Scheduling Increments tab doesn't appear to ask re which provider.
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Bob
Allergy
Mansfield, OH
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Unfortunately, it is all or none. Because both the dummy and the smart doc can be seen on the same schedule, it can be either 10 or 15 minutes but not both.
Wendell
Pediatrician in Chicago
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How did you create a schedule for a dummy provider?
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You make a provider and make a schedule for him/her.
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