Pandia HealthReviews of pandiahealth.com

I wondered if I was in perimenopause and my gyno's office (at the time) took my FSH levels and from that, they said I was not in perimenopause. I believed them because this was before I started reading what I could everyday for months to understand what was happening to me. I went to Pandia and was told I wasn't in perimenopause since I still had regular periods. INCORRECT, you can still have regular periods and be in perimenopause. I pushed back and another doctor at Pandia corrected the first one and said that it IS possible but I'm baffled that the first statement was even made. And this company is supposed to serve women? I went elsewhere and finally got the HRT I needed. It has taken me 2 1/2 years. Well, this goes to show how much women have to advocate for our health and what we have to go through for what we need. I'm glad companies supporting women's health are cropping up, but my experience with Pandia was disappointing.

I sought out Pandia Health for HRT care. I had to provide extensive health and medical information up front only to learn that a doctor reviews that and just prescribes without ever even talking to me. Once I learned that, I decided not proceed and asked via their chat how to remove all my data from their system since I would not be a patient. They could not provide a satisfactory answer and I am very alarmed at the potential for privacy violations as I have no idea how my information may be used and/or shared.

Firstly, they failed to message or prompt about a refill and I ran out. They message ALOT presumably to get you to ignore price for convenience, so this lapse was a mistake. Their chat person said it was a 'glitch'. Then, I ordéed and paid for refills that were never processed until I messaged three days later and they tried to get me to pay again. I'm in an endless chat with Belen who says they need a manager to clear a refund and sending the Rx to my local pharmacy. Alex Gabriel was the person who messaged that the Rx was processed and asked for this review. The company is faulty and the Rx prices are inflated. Once they lose convenience, there's no reason to use them.

Definitely don't recommend this unless you want to freak yourself out. I should have just turned to Google or chatgpt. Not worth the time or effort.

as a physician, I looked for physician led care for my own perimenopause symptoms. On the recommendation of colleagues, I went with this asynchronous platform rather than other platforms with non-physician clinicians who promise same-day medication as I value the opportunity to speak with a physician. I had specific questions which were not answered. Medication was offered which would’ve been redundant with my hormonal IUD without explanation or discussion of why that was offered versus the alternative which was left up to me, and worst of all did not address my most pressing urovaginal symptoms. In desperation, I reached out to my gynecologist who immediately prescribed me medication, and although it is inconvenience to have to travel to an office, I will be seeking in person care with someone I trust moving forward. Best of all, my four days on the Pandia platform cost $150 for me to get no medication no relief no answers and untimely communication.

Beware of Pandia Health. One would expect more from a women-owned company focused on female healthcare—but unfortunately, that has not been my experience. I am extremely disappointed with the lack of service and professionalism I’ve encountered. Key issues: * A message I sent to the doctor—requiring a response before I could safely begin HRT—was ignored. This delay impacted my ability to move forward with treatment. * My $177 payment, processed via Stripe, could not be located by their team. * I corresponded with five different customer service representatives—extremely disjointed communication —and I was addressed as “Mallory," which is not my name. * I began receiving emails about refilling my prescription before I had even placed an order. * Their pricing reflects a noticeable markup on HRT medication, raising concerns about profit-first practices. I paid $177 for a 3-month HRT program, but to date, I have received no services. Yet I was informed that I’m only eligible for a $59 refund. This is unacceptable. I have documented all of this with screenshots and have emailed their CEO, Alice Eweida, directly. At this point, my experience with Pandia Health feels disorganized and misleading. I am sharing this information publicly so others can make informed decisions. I hope Ms. Eweida takes this feedback seriously and uses it to make real improvements in how you serve your patients.

They are the most inept people. This is the second time they have lost my mother-in-law's urine sample. When we took her for a check-up, they did not take a blood sample to determine her sugar levels even though they already knew she was diabetic. They only know how to increase the dosage of her medications. It is truly a waste of money.

They just prescribed me a progestin only pill when I've been on estradiol my whole life. They made a huge error; and as usual I'm having to beg them to not prescribe me poison I don't need and instead prescribe what I need and always take. You have to beg them to do their jobs. They quickly take your money, then they prescribe all the wrong things.