Klarity HealthReviews of helloklarity.com

Waste of money! 1st, after making an appointment and putting my credit card information in the klarity website I was then asked to also put my credit card information into a different website to be able to confirm the appointment with the doctor. So weird. 2nd, my appt was scheduled for 3pm, the doctor rescheduled it to 4:15pm and asked if it was ok after doing it. It was fine but there was nothing easy or smooth about this process. And 3rd the doctor barely asked me questions about my actual symptoms instead asking if im having suicidal thoughts and self harm, which i get he has to ask, but that has nothing to do with me not being about to focus and get things done and be productive. He then asked me 2 questions about when I was in middle school, 30 years ago. He said if I really had adhd I would remember specific incidents in elementary school. Which I completely dont understand, I can barely remember what I did last week. He then continued that it could be my hormones that id need blood work and then another appt with him. He told me to go see a primary physician, get tests done and go back to him. Why would i do that to spend another 200 dollars for the next appt plus whatever the primary doctor costs and lab tests. The purpose of me using and paying Klarity was to not gave to go to a primary physician which will take a long time to get an appt and to help me save some money. Waste of time and money, I don't feel like I was actually listened to or understood, instead the doctor looked like he could barely keep his eyes open and just wanted to get off the call. My session was scheduled for 45 minutes, we only talked for 30 minutes. This website talks a whole lot about compassion, I did NOT experience any compassion, just low cold energy, no personality, he couldn't even crack a little smile and show me he was an actual person who cared, I left feeling like I was a bother to him. I wish I could get my money back! Worst 1st experience with a mental health doctor, which am regretting now. I am definitely not one to leave bad reviews but its alot of money for people to just waste on this but if it works for you, I am happy for you. It didnt work for me. Update. I was literally charged $235 for a 30 minute call, which was supposed to be 45 minutes. When I made the initial appointment it said it would cost $197. Do Not go to Dr. Tobiloba Adewolu, hes cold and adds more stress than actually helps.

Sub par on aligning good providers verse New in the door, have no idea what they’re doing providers. I received a good one, my referred wife got one who would not continue her medication from a 9+ year history with a paramount licensed psychiatrist. Without making her jump through all kinds of medical hoops that were not necessary to state regulations. OK, no problem. Best part, Klaritys Dr put her on medication that does affect a risk to her health and does require additional medical evaluations to be on, but did not require her to seek those medical evaluations and just prescribed it anyway. Which did not help at all, as she knew wouldn’t Also total bait and switch marketing tactic on the $10 off coupon. 5 months with Klaritys recommended services. Even escalated it all the way up to corporate, which said it would be taken care of in five days. After pushing it off several times as not their responsibility. Fast forward 3 months, Klarity still has not honored the coupon for either patient. Is the principle, not the amount. Do business honestly with integrity or don’t promote yourself as such. Response To Klarity “We’d like to make it right”- Dear Klarity, look at the long string of emails from September 3, 2025 where you said exactly that same thing, but yet again failed to come through repeatedly. I’d be happy to provide all of them for the third time. I already responded to your promise to take care of it back on 9/10/25 under M.Cifrodella. Which you escalated it all the way to the upper management as you stated and yet again nothing. I love my provider, she’s not the problem, your lack of follow-through and unfulfilled promises are. S.Latkovich: you’ll see a very brief and inexperienced case history with her doctor. Not that you’ll follow through on that given your proven track record. But enjoy. (ANY further validation and proof of service I am happy to provide it all. Patients deserve honesty, the truth, transparency, and people who take their money to stick to their word. Unlike Klarity) Have an amazing day!

Some claimed my profile and I need help ASAP like today please

Dr Pandey and the entire team is a scam. The are only transparent about the cost of initial visit, and then follow up visits are more costly and they perform unnecessary testing once they have locked you in for the initial visit. Dr Pandey does not prescribe medications himself. You have to interact with multiple people through a chat system with no direct way of contacting via phone. Extremely unprofessional and frustrating. The team is not local, you are messaging on an app called Spruce with ppl in India. It functions like a scam call center rather than a legitimate healthcare platform.

I had a scheduled video call with Tony Truong from Klarity Health. I booked this appointment to address an ongoing medical concern: hypersomnia. While I understand that an initial consultation requires background questions to establish a provider-patient relationship, the manner and content of Tony’s questioning were, in my view, highly inappropriate and unprofessional. After asking about my work, educational background, and daily functioning, Tony began questioning "why" I, as a licensed professional, was pursuing a different career path and told me that my choices “make no sense.” He then proceeded to ask "why" I do not have a significant other, which felt intrusive, irrelevant to the visit, and unnecessarily personal. I am recovering from depression and anxiety, and I expected a psychiatric visit to be supportive, professional, and clinically focused. Instead, Tony’s approach was anxiety-provoking, dismissive, and judgmental. At several points, he interrupted or spoke over me, preventing me from properly explaining my symptoms. When I attempted to justify why I believed Shift-Work Sleep Disorder was relevant to my case, he quickly brushed it off and told me I “don’t have” the condition because “you would know.” This left me feeling judged and unsafe, and I was not able to fully express myself. The visit was left unresolved. Tony suggested I ask my PCP instead, and then attempted to upsell me on booking an ADHD evaluation with him, despite my clarifying that ADHD was not my concern. I believe he mischaracterized and inaccurately documented my symptoms, which further erodes my trust in the care I received. This encounter left me feeling dismissed, invalidated, and dissatisfied with the quality of care. It did not meet the standard of professionalism or clinical appropriateness that a patient should expect from a licensed psychiatric provider.

Do not go to this provider is you are attempting to manage current meds. They will refuse to write anything that is considered a controlled substance by the DEA, this include klonopin, which I've been on for years. I am a traveling worker and have been having q hard time going back home to my regular physician. The google search will tell you that Klarity help with med maintenance and mgmt, but they will write you a message the day of your appointment specifically stating they will not help with klonopin, xanax or similar CS.

I paid $250 for a same-day appointment and asked about Ativan for breakthrough anxiety since their ad specifically mentioned prescribing controlled substances if appropriate. I understood it might not be given, but the doctor dismissed my concerns and instead pushed Zoloft—despite me clearly explaining that I’d already tried it, that it makes me very sleepy, and that I work during the day. I even asked about non-controlled alternatives, but he still insisted on Zoloft, prescribing only 12 pills (not even a full month) and telling me to book another appointment in 12 days. This came across as more about generating follow-up fees than actually helping. He also implied—without saying it directly—that maybe I’d been denied benzos in the past because of addiction, which felt accusatory and unprofessional. To make matters worse, I noticed they deleted my comment on their Facebook ad after I had said I’d update others on my experience. I’m not upset about not getting Ativan since they were clear it would only be prescribed if appropriate, but I do feel it was necessary in my case. What bothers me is the dismissive attitude, the short Zoloft prescription, and the push to come back so soon. He also literally told me he didn't want to prescribe it because he didn't know if I'd come back. Overall, I felt unheard, minimized, and that my money was valued more than my care.

The doctor made me pay 150 dollars up front only to tell me that there was nothing they could do to help me. Total scam.