CryptoMan
Do not trust MDVIP with your health
Do not trust MDVIP with your health — my experience was dangerous and expensive I paid MDVIP's premium fee for what they advertise as concierge care: physician access five days a week plus weekend emergency availability. What I actually got was the opposite. My MDVIP doctor, Dr. Luke Williams in St. Petersburg, was only available four days a week — he works at the VA on Fridays and did not respond to calls, despite my paying specifically for that access. So much for "24/7 availability." Far worse were the medical errors. His office lowered the dose of a critical medication I take to one-tenth of my prescribed amount, making my treatment ineffective. He also administered testosterone injections without reviewing my labs first — a shortcut that put me at real risk of serious cardiac complications. This is the exact opposite of the personalized, careful medicine MDVIP charges thousands of dollars for. When I brought all of this to MDVIP, they conducted a "review" and told me it wasn't their problem. No accountability, no remedy, no concern for patient safety. Their fee buys you marketing, not oversight. In my experience, MDVIP exists to collect membership dues, not to hold its physicians to any standard. If you're considering MDVIP: you're paying luxury prices for care that, in my case, was less available and less safe than a regular practice. I would not take that risk with your health or your money. When I brought all of this to MDVIP, they conducted a "review" and told me it wasn't their problem. And when I asked for a refund of the substantial fees I'd paid for services I never received, they refused. No accountability, no remedy, no refund, no concern for patient safety. Their fee buys you marketing, not oversight. In my experience, MDVIP exists to collect membership dues, not to hold its physicians to any standard.