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The doctor was very cool took his time to make sure any questions I might have had were answered

Dr Green called me "Doll" rather than by my name miss Byers or Christina He was eating a tuna sandwich though half of the Call He called my Cannabis provided a dispy women who is only in it for the money he was plan a simply not professional !!! I wanted to hang up on him but being he already had my money I stuck it out even to the last "Good Luck Doll " yikes what a relic !!!

I have never done a video health consult but I expected and believe I should have had a different experience. Being a healthcare provider myself I have standards that are basic. The patient should guide the plan of care, we are there as professionals to guide with our knowledge and experience. This encounter was a one way talking head, intense and I left it feeling like this physician knew nothing about me. I certainly knew her views because she had an agenda and unloaded it on me. I agreed with several of this persons beliefs but I basically was bombarded with her beliefs. Not cool. She ask me only one question. What was I missing? I was not sure what I was being asked so I answered with why I was signing up for a consult. This individual then told me I lacked Vitamin D. She never ask me another question. I in fact do not lack Vitamin D, one of the few I know because I spend a lot of time in the sun. She did give me a non stop deluge about CBD's which was mildly informative but she talked non stop and I had to try to take notes but it was impossible. She sprinkled it all with her opinions and although I agreed with a few of her statements that is not what I needed nor do I really care what she thinks. I was the patient, try listening. I'm glad this service is available for busy people but the encounter needs improvements.

He didn't engage me in conversation or try to draw me out about my health needs. When I asked a question that he felt he had obviously explained, he seemed impatient. A suggestion is for him to say things like tell me about the history dealing with your health issues.

Dr Pinto, was in my opinion unprofessional, really did not listen, sounded like he was reading from a script. I think the whole process w the doc took 2.5 mins and Im approved, Great, Im a repeat customer, but I treat this as real medicine for real probelms I do not believe Doc Pinto really cares. Its about the money., I feel like I just went through something dirty. This is what gives the industry a bad name. But I did get my recommendation.

too much preaching about non-relevant issues

For those seeking real medical care, this is not it. I had hoped to get real information on how medical MJ helps migraines. I took the time to fill out a somewhat comprehensive medical history form, spoke to a receptionist for a second, then to the "doctor". The doctor made me repeat information I had already provided, and didn't even let me finish on some questions (current medications), he just kept saying "that's good you'll be fine". At the end of our interview, he said I'll be getting a card, great… now what. I asked him for recommendations on strains and when to take it, how… anything that would normally come from a doctor. Instead, I got "you can ask the dispensary" answer. Uhm. Ok. So, I quickly realized the "doctors" are not doctors, but someone looking to make easy cash of paranoid people who want to claim a medical need and get a card. I got ZERO information on how cannabis helps migraines, and ZERO recommendations on how to use. I instead found this info online and more good info on CBD oil and things like when not to take THC for migraine (makes them worse) and when it's effective. To make maters worse, what they don't tell you for this "convenient" service, you'll have to wait a week to get your card in the mail (DR said about 50% of dispensaries don't need the card, only the letter… however I called 15 dispensaries all of which said "no card, no bud" and that "now days none would be crazy enough to take me without a card"). So, I already paid my money… so I waited a week. Only to get a card with my face cropped out of the photo… great. Now I have to ask for another one, and will have to wait another week or so to get it since it needs to be a "photo ID" If you are looking to purchase medical MJ today, you will need to go into an office recommended by a dispensary (some have DR's on site), otherwise you'll need to wait 1-2 weeks. Hack service.

It wasn't the easiest process, nor was it very quick actually getting a recommendation. Since there is no telephone number, good luck with reaching resolution. They will just stop chatting back with you, knowing that they already have your money. Great idea in theory but not so great in actual practice. Design allows customer to be at HelloMD's mercy if it goes bad like mine did. Who you going to call?...it won't be HellloMD. There is no number. Yikes.