Push HealthReviews of pushhealth.com

Harmony Vance, NP. From PUSH Health stopped communicating with me and discharged me as her patient because I complained that she switched my GLP medication without my consultation first and then the following month tried to charge me for a double prescription. As soon as I indicated I was concerned about her practices, I was told that I was no longer connected to a clinician and I no longer had access to my PUSH account.

Trying to get a refill for a gout medication. The standard dose is widely stated as 2 x 500mg by multiple sources online - and is what my previous Dr. prescribed. The Push Health guy (Patrick Curry, ARNP-BC, not a doctor) states this is a high dose for Probenecid and needs to see a pic of my prescription bottle to verify. OK, I send it and he comes back saying it was last filled in February when it states clearly in the picture it was filled in May (as if that matters, like I'm trying to trick him into prescribing a narcotic or something). How is it that this guy can't do a 30 second search to verify normal Probenecid dosage for gout, or actually read the label I sent him a picture of, or perhaps contact my previous Dr., who I gave contact info for?? Bottom line, I got charged $70 and didn't get a prescription. What a joke - avoid this company and Patrick Curry, ARNP-BC.

Terrible if you actually need your RX. I paid Saturday after the flawless signup experience implied I would actually be served on Saturday. Now it is Tuesday and not a single acknowledgement from the "assigned" doctor. This is irresponsible and I will be forced to do a chargeback today and use a competant alternative service, as there are quite a few alternatives to shoose from.

This company and their app is a joke. Communication between them and the doctor is almost nearly impossible. Good luck trying to get anybody from push health on a phone. I called over 20 times in two days to get somebody on the phone to help fix the prescription problem they caused. And no one would answer the phone. It just kept going to a voicemail. It truly led me to believe that this was a scam.

I paid the $79 because they advertised Zepbound at a discount. They put me in touch with a healthcare provider that said they could get the prescription it would cost between 700 and 1200 a month. Lily pay was $250 a month. As I started asking for a refund, I got these automated responses. The bottom line is I have a healthcare provider and don't have a problem getting the product. It was the fact that they advertise they could provide it at a discount. This whole program is a huge scam. They refused to refund my money do not get sucked in.

This service is horrible, just bate and switch, They say they could provide xyz, after stringing you on for some days through messages, then tell you they can't. Waste your money and time. I definitely won't recommendate this service. I won't even give one star to it.

I didn’t have a good experience with this service. I previously had a great experience using an online medical provider for skin issues, so I thought an online consultation for eye symptoms would work similarly. Unfortunately, after providing a long and detailed explanation of my symptoms, the provider responded with only two short lines: asking whether I had discharge and suggesting OTC allergy drops — which I had already tried multiple types of (allergy, dry-eye, redness relief, etc.) without success. The final recommendation was simply to see an in-person doctor. Paying $70 just to be told to try OTC drops and visit a doctor felt disappointing and not very helpful. In my opinion, it would have been better to spend that money directly on an office visit instead.

Absolute dog and pony show over at push. No urgency, no consideration. They don’t accept insurance either. Don’t make the mistake like me, look elsewhere.