QuickMDReviews of quick.md

This company set up a surprise visit on my behalf, charged me for it then refused to give me a refund for the visit I didn’t schedule. I checked this app last night, November 10th. I had no upcoming visits. I got a random notification at 9:45am saying I had a visit today, and it was scheduled by me on November 8th. I wasn’t even on the app on November 8th. I contacted them to get refunded for the visit I didn’t schedule, and they absolutely refused. I’ll have to go through my credit card company to dispute this because it was not me who scheduled that visit, and it certainly wasn’t scheduled on the 8th. What a scam.

The worst Dr I've ever seen. Run as fast as you can!!!

I’ve had three separate interactions with this company, and every single one has been an absolute disaster. First visit: The doctor showed up hours late — not minutes, not one hour, but over three hours late. No apology. No explanation. Just a rushed 3-minute evaluation and that was it. Second interaction: A delivery delay where my medication arrived warm (completely unacceptable). The “resolution process” dragged on for almost a month, and only because I spent hours of my own time chasing them down. Third interaction: A phone rep made promises of a solution, guaranteed a follow-up… and then disappeared. No call. No follow-up. Four unanswered emails later, still nothing. This company has wasted my time, risked my health, and shown me they have zero respect for their customers. I wouldn’t recommend them to my worst enemy.

I made a telehealth appointment today and it's no wonder I got an appointment the same day , basically I paid 99.00 for nothing . I am unemployed and my wife and I are living on a fixed income. He said I wasn't eligible because my drug of choice is Cocaine, you need to put an explanation that Cocaine is not one of the drugs that you treat with Suboxone . Michael Mattingly was the Dr and he isn't even worth 1 star , very rude behavior and not personable

My wife called and paid their $100 fee in the hope of getting a simple comfort med like Clonidine to help with in the final stage of a withdrawal issue. Their "doctor" instead wanted to putting her on a years long program of Suboxone. She told us that's the only thing that they do. It seems extremely irresponsible to refuse to help with a one to two week process by insisting that she take on a new long term addiction. I therefore think that this is merely a business model that is base on the opposite of actually helping people but rather binding patients to them for years.

Literally have over 30 emails trying to get help on a Mounjaro script that was shipped from the UK to FL....yes, the UK. Initial script had the wrong dosage so it took several emails to even get a response. 3 weeks ago was told a new package with the correct dosage would be sent, but was then told there was an "unexpected audit of the partner pharmacy" causing a delay. In the meantime to original script arrived in a smoking hot box. There was styrofoam and what was once icepacks in the box but nearly impossible to ship from the UK to FL, where it's been in the high 90's, and expect the product to still be cool. It was significantly warmer than room temperature creating a increase risk of bacteria contamination.

They billed my credit card $649.00 for weight loss medication and never shipped it. They are possible to contact no phone number and their chat. Will keep you on hold for well over an hour with no answers. I have sent over 10 emails with no answer and no medication so right now I’ve been ripped off almost $650 I guess my next step is to contact my bank and report them for fraud.

To be honest if you do not live in the state that the doctor your seeing is in its going to make it impossible to get your prescption filled . I had a appoinment 3 weeks ago and still have not got a prescription. There response time for customer service is generally about a half a day the doctor was nice seemed like he really wanted to help me wish there was a direct line to the doctors office.