Push HealthReviews of pushhealth.com

So far, SCAM. 4-6 weeks after my "consultation," (what a joke, I bet a 4th year med student could do better -- at least they care and have supervisors!), no meds. the "doctor" screwed up the authorization three times; was impossible to ever reach (no phone, no direct email); and when I got the co-pay it was $358...NO WHERE NEAR the $0 I had been promised. Nor was I eve told -- I first read it here!) that ALL prescriptions were for one month, and any refills cost another $64.99. SCAM by omission; SCAM by failing to deliver; SCAM by completely forgetting what "Customer Service" means. And check out his five 1-Star Ratings from his OWN hospital. STAY AWAY.

Lying thieves. We got a script for two weeks of medicine for what should be long term (months). The "doctor-NP" (Shalonda Myles) asked cursory questions and then repeated questions because she either didn't keep or access records. This is a money grab.

This service is a scam. I paid $99 to be told by a "doctor" to take half a benedryl for chronic insomnia. I suffered insomnia years ago and it reappeared during the pandemic. I have tried benedryl already but this"doctor" that cost $99 told me to just keep trying it and that is all he could do. 😡

Push health is a big scam.they charge you overpriced $65 everytime you need refills.its not only a one time deal.run away from this scam dont be fooled.

I WAS GIVEN A PRESCRIPTION FOR LIPINOPRIL FOR 12.5 MG WHICH I HAVE TAKEN FOR 7 YEARS WITH NO ISSUES, GOT ON THERE SITE ASK FOR REFILL OF 90 DAYS, PAID THE 64 DOLLARS, THE DOCTOR PRESCRIPED ME 30 DAYS AND SENT PRESCRIPTION TO PHARMACY BEFORE I COULD SAY NO I WANT 90 DAYS, I COULD HAVE WENT TO PUBLIX AND GOT 30 DAYS FOR FREE WITH NO PRESCRIPTION, WHEN I ASKED HER TO FULLFILL BALANCE OF PRESCRIPTION SHE SAID SHE HAD NO MEDICAL HISTORY ON ME, ALL THERE TRYING TO DO IS GET YOU TO SPEND 64 DOLLARS A MONTH ON A 7 DOLLAR PRESCRIPTION WHICH I THINK IS A SCAM. I WILL NEVER EVER USE THEM AGAIN AND IF ANYBODY EVERY ASK ME I WILL NEVER RECOMMEND THEM.

the doctor sent in a perscription that I had requested but it was not even a perscription that could be filled by any pharmacy. The doctor should have known that. Of course I was still charged the full fee. Be careful!!! I contacted push health and got no response.

Had a consultation for acne. Wanted to be treated again with doxycycline like I had been in the past. Also wanted 2 months worth. My prescription was processed, and I was given a week’s worth. $65 for something that is going to be useless.

My girlfriend had a uti recently and saw a real doctor who prescribed antibiotics and had her sorted in days. Some weeks later I developed kidney pain and other symptoms just like hers. I used pushhealth instead if my insurance because insurance is always a nightmare. I explained to the push health employee my issues and my girlfriend's diagnosis. I was told men don't get utis and that was the end of it. A total scam! $60 essentially stolen.