Combining multiple rows into one column without losing data

So, I'm working on a workaround to create patient statements for the business I work for. The current patient statements in Dentrix Ascend are pretty messed up and are too confusing for our customers. I have exported several different reports into excel to get the information I need. The end result of this is to create one row for each patient with all of the data and then to export the complete table into Microsoft Access so I can create a template and print out all of the patient statements from there. My problem is that it is really hard to get the information that I need in the format I need it. I managed to export a document with the charges for each patient, however, there is a separate row for each charge for each patient. I need to move all of the information for each patient from multiple rows to a single row without losing any of the data. There are 4 columns per row: patient name, date, procedure description, and amount. I don't want to combine everything into one column, like I have seen forumns for online. I need each piece of data to stay in their separate cells so I can put a total column at the end. But with roughly 25,000 rows, moving everything manually is a nightmare. Is there ANY way to do this other than manually?

Here it is

It didn't work. The E column did change to either FALSE or -, but when I copied and pasted your formula and hit ctrl + shift + enter on G2, all the cells were blank. Same thing for column H.

Pl see attached file.

A38:A44 is A,B,C,D,E,F,G
ARRAY formula in B38, then dragged across.

=IFERROR(IF(MOD((COLUMNS($B$37:B$37)-1),3)=0,TEXT(INDEX($B$2:$D$25,SMALL(IF(($A$2:$A$25=$A38)*($A$2:$A$25<>""),ROW($A$2:$A$25),""),INT((COLUMNS($B$37:B$37)+2)/3))-ROW($A$2)+1,1+MOD((COLUMNS($B$37:B$37)-1),3)),"mm-dd-yyyy"),INDEX($B$2:$D$25,SMALL(IF(($A$2:$A$25=$A38)*($A$2:$A$25<>""),ROW($A$2:$A$25),""),INT((COLUMNS($B$37:B$37)+2)/3))-ROW($A$2)+1,1+MOD((COLUMNS($B$37:B$37)-1),3))),"")

ARRAY formula is used

To enter ARRAY formula
Paste the formula
Press F2
Press Ctrl+Shift+Enter keys together.
formula will be covered with{} brackets by excel.

I haven't tried it in the original yet. In the sample sheet, it seemed to work in column E, but not in G or H. I'm guessing it's a problem with the formula in column G and it piggybacked into column H and beyond.

pl see my previous post.