Push HealthReviews of pushhealth.com

My prescriber told me Push Health no longer prescribes Mounjaro which I take for Diabetes so I requested a new prescriber and haven’t gotten it yet I’m very dissatisfied after referring 7 of my friends to her!

My only con is this lack of transparency on pricing. The first time I requested a script that request to the doctor coat $60 the next month that jumped to $114 just to request a prescription refill. They’re not clear and imo evasive on pricing. What’s nexts months price going to be?

My doctor isn’t responding and it has been way over her 72 hour answer policy. I am charge $80 everytime I need a refill. Randomly told I need labs which cost another $112 on a reoccurring refill before she will prescribe it again and the dosage I’m supposed to go up to. This is without warning she should have warned me the month prior to that the next month will require getting lab work now I am delayed in my medicine because of this and the $112 was on top of the $80 I already paid. Very expensive. At first she told me the dosage I was going up to was not available and on shortage and I told her that my friend had just got it the day before. She then comes back and proceeds to tell me well it’s because you need labs that I’m not prescribing you that dosage increase, so which is it? Is there a shortage or just because you want me to get labs? Don’t lie to me. Very unprofessional, and now she just isn’t even answering me.

Liked the fast , efficient service. However the web site does not allow you to change doctors. .with successive prescriptions the cost goes up. Can this policy be changed?

UPdate: I finally did get a refund today, the day after writing my review. Actually for my first prescription of $65.00. I had only asked for the $15.70 pre approval to be refunded, so at least they have tried to make it right. If your insurance approves the meds and everything goes smoothly, this MIGHT be a good source. However, if there are any glitches (and there are ALWAYS glitches when it comes to insurance) this company is not worth the money or the energy. I first asked for a med that was not approved by my insurance company, so I lost $65 to Push for that med. Push doesn't recommend or mention that you need to get a pre-approval from your insurance company. So then Push recommended another med. I asked them to get pre-approval first before I spent another $65.00 The pre-approval cost $15.70. I waited and waited for Push to advise. Push advised that approval would come direct to me from my insurance. It never did, so I called my insurance to find out if they had approved it. Of course, they had not received any info from Push. I contacted Push, told them no pre-approval sent to my insurance. They said they would try again. Waited another week, called insurance, still no request from Push. All of this took place in about a 5 week span. I finally gave up. I asked for a refund for the pre- approval and of course, I have not seen that either!

I received my prescription easily enough, but Walgreens wouldn't fill it. (I'll never use Walgreens ever again.) I called Honeybee Health to have it transferred and since they had a long wait time, I opted to have the call back. They explained how to request the transfer of my Rx. The service was great but I decided to take away 2 starts because of the ridiculous expenses. Push charged $64 for just prescribing the Ivermectin and Honeybee wants over $300 for 60 tablets. IMO, Push Health, Honeybee and everyone are taking advantage of the situation. I've decided not to go forward with the rx and take my chances as I have the last 20 months taking my Zinc, C, D3, Melatonin and Quercetin.

This was convenient. I got my prescription. The reason I knock off stars is because they aren't up front about costs. They told me it would not exceed 64.99 and it was 83.99. I'm sure they have some fine print to explain all that away, but my point is that ALL COSTS should be up front and in plain bold print right before you click submit. Ain't no one got time to read thousands of words of fine print in the user agreement and it just looks dishonest to pull extra fees out of the fine print agreements.

I used them I would give more stars but I want my review to be 1000% real. Im from Ohio they are legit they sent my meds to Kroger pharmacy. Reason I know 2 stars off is because they did not give me any information at all just me meds.I have to figure everything else out on my own. Also the meds they gave me were 1000 dollars for 2 pills.They asked is that ok for the meds like 3 times now I know why.Im thinking your the Dr how would I know.My insurance wouldnt cover the meds so I used GoodRx and got 4 pills for 150 cash they were just different mg.But the service is real and legit its 65 bucks.I am not paid I wish I was trust me.They prob deserve 4 or 5 stars but they could have asked me a few questions or offered me some information or even recommended me some vitamins which the worms caused me anemia im playing internet doctor and I think its an eye worm so my meds wont even work im gonna need surgery.I got my other meds from 1800 pet meds when they tell youi that you cannot take pet meds let me tell you this.The difference in human meds and pet meds is the label its like human water and dog water.Now certain medications are for animals only but when its amoxicillin or something it is the same stuff people said I wouldn't take fish pills im like you idiot its not fish pills I could write alien pillls on here ioyts the same thing .Also it is fairly quickbut you havw to keep waiting for them to talk to a dr and write you back really its a good service