A guy was asked to differentiate between customer, client and patient but did not perform up to expectation. Please can you help with good answer? Google is not my friend. Lol. Let have your own view.

A client tends to imply long-term relationship sometimes personal while a customer tends to buy or ask for a services for a short period while a patient is someone that you render health service to. This is just my opinion

I'd say its different professions way of addressing the same person..
To a doctor I'm a patient
To a lawyer (and some other professions) I'm a client
To a business man, I'm a customer.. That's my opinion sha...

tchidi: I'd say its different professions way of addressing the same person..
To a doctor I'm a patient
To a lawyer (and some other professions) I'm a client
To a business man, I'm a customer.. That's my opinion sha...

Daz all!U hit d nail on d head!

In my own opinion, a customer is someone that is in a business transaction with an organization that involve exchange of money and good while a client is someone that require the services of an organization and a patient is someone that require medical services from a medical organization

MEGA4BILLION: In my own opinion, a customer is someone that is in a business transaction with an organization that involve exchange of money and good while a client is someone that require the services of an organization and a patient is someone that require medical services from a medical organization

i will go with ds

Tchidi nailed it please press the like button for her

mysticgal: Tchidi nailed it please press the like button for her

MEGA4BILLION nailed it better IMO

mysticgal: Tchidi nailed it please press the like button for her

Hehe! Thanks babe...
Megabillion did good too by explaining further though I think we are saying the same thing....generally, that description can all be the same person, just depends on who he/she is meeting with. Una well done oº°˚!

eh tchidi and megabite abi na megabit said it correctly but all the same someone the do the work the later recieves services and pay

switchmax8: A client tends to imply long-term relationship sometimes personal while a customer tends to buy or ask for a services for a short period while a patient is someone that you render health service to. This is just my opinion

Nice job.

tchidi: I'd say its different professions way of addressing the same person..
To a doctor I'm a patient
To a lawyer (and some other professions) I'm a client
To a business man, I'm a customer.. That's my opinion sha...

Great!