Dale B.
So after the most recent review they…refunded
So after the most recent review they did give me a refund. I had used some kind of email ad they sent me. The whole thing seemed very confused. The ad said something about a regular place to go like family medicine and being home being Sunday I figured I had time to fill things out. I spent a long time filling things out. Even when, almost done, it asked me to fill it out all over AGAIN. I have a complicated history and the only iffy medication is gabapentin - for a well studied leg neuropathy and some back fractures i am fighting and just a neurologist for this week. Theyre “pathological” fractures due to osteoporosis they found on a recent se a bone scan. I am 59, male , active thin etc. So i take that one instead of pain pills. Works for me. One time, last time doctronic filled it. Fast convenient. Asked a few questions but I was asked last time. Not this time. He opened the visit by saying the company does not fill gabapentin anymore. I wish they did, but he said they do not. Company’s and clinics can do as they see fit. My issue was I don’t know how many times I said that this was the main purpose of my visit. AND I even had to repeat it all for reasons unknown. But I am not out and was just preparing and thought using them would be great like the previous time. I also wasn’t planning on an urgent care visit. It just said at the end if I wanted they had someone available. Sure. I was home. But I wasn’t doing an urgent care visit- or so I thought. Now , again it is their perogative to do as they see fit. I am a PA myself looking more for some privacy and convenience and my clinic knows everything i take and my history. I have an extensive heart history and I tell them up front so they know. But I do fine. And I take that one. How easy, if it is a company policy, to have this in the algorithm like I said and just tell us “Thank you for exploring doctronic but since you have listed this in your request that we have adopted a new policy not to prescribe gabapentin in this format. “. Simple and done Other meds like blood pressure meds providers will often refill those for 6 months to a year but we are a little more cautious with meds like gabapentin. Thats all. Understandable. Just don’t make me or others go through so much to have it be no before I even get there. In my emailed “plan” after the visit I got a note for work For what? I wasn’t sick. Why would I have a work note. This is odd too borders on fraudulent. And it says we discussed alot. ALOT. We discussed nothing ! Appreciate the refund. But buyer beware. Just weird all around I’ll let it go. Just felt almost dirty. 2 stars for the refund
Response from DoctronicFeb 25, 2026
Thank you for taking the time to share this detailed feedback. You're absolutely right. If gabapentin isn't something we prescribe, you should have known that before filling out your history twice and entering a visit. That's frustrating, and we're sorry we wasted your time. Your suggestion to flag this earlier in the process is exactly the kind of feedback that helps us improve. We're glad the refund came through, and we appreciate you giving us the chance to make it right, Dale. Again, we're so sorry.



