Mdvip.comReviews of mdvip.com

High price for limited service. They offer a yearly physical and blood test for 2000 to 3000 dollars. Something you can get for 500 dollars. Blood tests are not extensive and misses many markers. No tests for hormones or digestive systems. Additionally MDVIP Harrases you with calls, emails and mail if you are late a few days paying the fee. I would not recommend this program. Specially if you are on Medicare this is unnecessary. Safe your money.

Warning- caution do not enter into an agreement with MDVIP unless you are ready to pay the full amount for a year even if you cannot use their services for the entire year. They refused to negotiate a compromise payment in a situation where the customer is moving and cannot use six months of service. The individual MDVIP does not provide a backup physician when they go on vacation. Their recommendation is to go to urgent care. The customer care representative claims to have 20 supervisors and would not provide the name of a single supervisor for the customer to contact. All conversations are recorded

If you call the main office, don’t expect to get anyone on the phone in a timely manner. MDVIP has also gotten too cheap to send out cards to keep in your wallet with your physicians contact information. Their physicians definitely have more time to spend with you, but that doesn’t mean they’ll do much of a manual exam. Blood work seems to be their main focus . They rely on specialists very heavily . The days of one. stop shopping are over.

Some of the veteran internists at MDVIP are first class. Those signing up recently, not so much. They are not chosen for excellence; they are chosen because they can afford to purchase a practice or because Goldman Sachs Asset Management wants the revenue from the practice. The software at MDVIP.com is rudimentary; the Athena application is just plain awful compared to MyChart that Mayo and many others use. Fees are rising: new physician entrants, many near retirement, are charging $4000 per year, double the historical fees. Very likely MDVIP will be flipped soon to another private equity outfit and the service will be like what has happened to OneMedical under Amazon ownership. Be wary. Research docs carefully.

Dr. Jacqueline Romero is a superlative, caring, loving and exceptional physician. Her level of service is beyond expectation. In my 75 years, I have never know or met a better doctor! HOWEVER, the recent drastic increase in the MDVIP annual fees are way out of line to what should be a more reasonable price increase.