AbletoReviews of ableto.com

Spent 90 minutes doing an evaluation only to tell me they couldn't help me. Thank goodness I already met my OOP for the year and owed nothing as they were reimbursed $160 for this even though they claimed that part of it was free. I would have been livid if I owed anything on this. Thanks for wasting my time.

They say they offer evening weekend and flexible appointments. This is far from the truth. I cancelled before I even had an appointment because it was almost a 1 month wait to get something that wasn't at 3 am and they still billed my insurance for a visit? Can you say insurance fraud?

Nice concept, but the practitioners (therapists and coaches) are both completely unreliable, always 15+ minutes late for sessions, canceling last minute, and overall adding more frustration to a practice that's meant to help you ease and manage stress. Defeats the entire purpose and is just a waste of time, unfortunately.

So I started therapy back in July of 2023 with AbleTo. This was after a month of trying to find a therapist that would be covered under my insurance, UHC Medicare Advantage (I’m developmentally disabled), and it was UHC that pushed me to use AbleTo. They had multiple virtual behavioral providers listed on their, UHC’s, website with a link taking me to the AbleTo website to set up an appointment. I initially thought it was a scam and after signing-up online frantically tried to cancel services with AbleTo. Unfortunately there wasn’t a way for me to cancel services before my first consultation appointment. I emailed AbleTo and called their customer services number on their website during business hours. They refused to cancel my account via email and wouldn’t follow-up by calling me. When I called customer support I would be on hold for five minutes then they, AbleTo, would say that they couldn’t help me at that time and hang-up on me. The first appointment went fine and all subsequent appointments as well. My therapist was nice and although I don’t think I got much out of our sessions (they were short but mainly due to me being in bad physical health at the time) I thought things were going well. That is until yesterday when I got a letter in the mail from my insurance saying they were denying coverage of my appointments with AbleTo. That’s $125+ per appointment. Yes shame on me for not having called my insurance and checked with them prior to my first appointment but I was never told I had to do that and I was led to believe that my insurance had been covering the appointments. So I spent all of yesterday politely arguing with UHC’s workers on the phone. Their outsourced workers (just pointing it out as they literally didn’t know what the hell they were talking about). I talked to 5 people on the phone yesterday with UHC and all of them had the same thing to say that they don’t cover LIMHP licensed providers. No where in my documents from UHC Medicare Advantage does it plainly state that and at no point in having services with AbleTo did they mention that insurance wouldn’t cover my appointments or that there could be an issue with the insurance information I provided them. Had I known that AbleTo (a company/provider that UHC sent me to through their website and said they covered) was not a covered provider I would not have continued using their services. In fact I would’ve never signed up for AbleTo in the first place. I am appalled. Absolutely speechless. I’m now having to file multiple appeals with my insurance company and they probably will find some excuse as to why they shouldn’t have to pay for the services AbleTo provided me with. There is no other way to say this other than AbleTo is borderline a scam. No competent insurance company that actually cares about their clients should be pushing for people to sign-up for services with AbleTo. Proceed with extreme caution if you do chose to use AbleTo for therapy.

I've been dealing with anxiety for a few years. I've put off getting help because it's expensive and an enormous amount of work to find the right therapist. My wife told me our insurance emailed her about AbleTo and I thought I'd try it out as it was completely free. I was whisked through the online setup and made an appointment - I appreciated how streamlined it felt but it also didn't feel like it was especially specific or that it was representing my needs well. At my appointment, I told them I'd had some therapy as a younger person to work through issues and briefly took antidepressants, but never had any suicidal ideation or other extreme symptoms. I said I was excited about learning some new techniques to help me relax if I woke up and couldn't get back to sleep do to middle of the night anxiety. I also mentioned I wasn't looking to get on medication because my problem didn't seem that extreme and adding side effects to my current mental load was not desirable. After a few minutes of explaining my history and situation, I was told that their therapy program would be a better fit for me (it kind of felt like a decision had been made as I talked and that I was being hurried to get off the phone). I told them that the 8 week CBT course seemed fine and was free and I was concerned with the cost of doing something else. The person said I'd hear back within 48 hours and they'd let me know if insurance would cover the therapy program and the appointment was over. I never heard back. I logged in a week later to see if I could message someone but my whole coaching profile thing had been removed- I couldn't see a place to reach out to anyone, so I sent an email. Someone called me a day or so later and explained there would in fact be a cost for the therapy program. I said I couldn't afford it and it would be great if I could just get back on the 8 week CBT program. The woman I was speaking with said that I'd have to sign back up again through the app as they had removed my old profile. She sent me an email with what I assumed was the link to sign up- I I didn't even bother to open it since I didn't have time in that moment to do the whole process again. When I had some free time today, I went to sign back up but found that there was no link at all- just an email containing the following: "Thank you for your interest in Ableto. It was a pleasure speaking with you today. I have contacted your coach's supervisor, Carolyn. She informed me that your coaching program ended due to you needing a higher level of care than coaching can support. Therefore, you will need to contact United Healthcare directly to see if they can refer you to a different behavioral healthcare program that would better suit your needs. My apologies for the inconvenience. Please let me know if you have any questions." Nobody had made me aware of any of this until I called after they failed to communicate. I have no idea what I said to make them think that my condition is such that they couldn't help me. This was a complete waste of weeks of my time- I'm glad that I wasn't doing worse mentally or it could have been a much scarier experience. AbleTo is too much work for me- I had to be the one to babysit everything and reach out to keep things happening, which is an enormous pain. Also, I'm really curious about who they're trying to treat if my situation is too extreme. If you're struggling and looking to talk to someone about your problems, I'd look elsewhere- my experience showed a complete failure to communicate effectively, which is essential when you want to get better.

I was referred to AbleTo by my insurance company. My experience with AbleTo was absolutely terrible. I was never able to even register because of their incompetence. After reading some of the other comments on Trustpilot, I am very glad that I did not get involved with AbleTo. Any reputable insurance company should not be referring people in need to AbleTo and should sever their ties to that company immediately.

AbleTo contacted me based on a lead given to them from Aetna. Didn't even make it to the consultation appointment as it was rescheduled 3 separate times. The scheduler and the therapists seemed to both be using technology/software that was not explained to them very well, is seemingly quite confusing and/or not efficient at producing accurate results, and was stumbled through while I was on the phone. Tech and Medicine both need to slow down and ensure smoother workflows, with customer service at the forefront and not quick profits. Especially when it is so painfully obvious to the end user!

My first experience with a therapist. Altho it seemed scrioted and the therapist inexperienced in the CBT techniques I was hoping to learn. I thought I could be honest and admit thag I had had suicidal thoughts but no means, or plsn. They could not get past it. After asking several times to get on with the techniques they wouldnt so I hing up on her. Then they called my husband and when he didn’t answer the cops. Lesson learned - don’t be honest with a therapist. The cops came thinking it was an abuse call. We are furious and humiliated.