GotScammedLookOut
Virtual Care - Athena Health & CVS Minute Clinic
This company provides TeleHealth type services for CVS MinuteClinics Virtual Care across the US. This review is based on that experience. When filling out why you are doing a remote service, they provide 3 vague and subjective options of why you are seeking treament and services. Despite being in the Ai era and not even providing further clarification on their categories anywhere online or in their forms (also including ETC!), when you select a category for the appointment. A requested a basic service, immediately upon entering the virtual program with a doctor, they said they couldn't assist. I immediately said than I shouldn't have to pay, she agreed but said I have to go through billing. The doctor also stated that I needed to go see a Minute Clinic in person. Upon trying to book an in-person with Minute Clinic, they said they don't provide the services the doctor said I needed to go in for. So it was all just a runaround, lots of movement and no progress. Fast forward a few weeks later, I received a bill. Since then, I spent hours on the phone, logins don't work half the time (CVS & Athena sites), I cannot access information half the time online, nobody in billing can help (they refer to an escalation team (setup by state according to them) that never calls or emails), despite each phone representative I spoke with seeing notes in the account (from me and the provider who stated that they provided no services and misinformation), and agreeing that the bill needs to be canceled. The whole telehealth through CVS and Athena service is a money capture event and is a total scam. The virtual Minute Clinic Athena Health service I asked for was easy, simple, and benign, which is why I thought the process would be simple in the first place. They have no interest in providing any Care at any step, just chatting and collecting your data. Data collection appears to be the prime motivation here.


