QuickMDReviews of quick.md

The service was fine for the first three months. Then they suddenly jacked up the price 31%. They just seem to want to get you used to getting the care you need, then they start the bleed because they think they've got you trapped. Update: Not sure why they are claiming they did not increase prices for me. They increased the price of the medication from $49 to $69 a month and the cost of the consultations from $79 to $99 a month, and they even charged me the $99 during a "refill" month when all they had to do was click a button to initiate the refill.

Dr was 15!mins late I’ve have a busy work schedule and I had to show lateb

When it works it works. Yet in one year i have had the doctor need to reschedule or was late. I have only seen the same doctor twice. The customer service rescheduled me once for 4am. Speaking of customer service - live is not better than most bots. Honestly- i am changing after 1 year of trying. They get two stars because of price point and the doctors (once you get in the appt) are nice.

I have been with QMD for a couple years. I’ve never failed a test or gotten off the program. They refuse to accept insurance because it cuts in on their profit because they say they would be mandated to see limited patients. One doctor even told me they are there to make money and explaining your financial situations doesn’t matter. He was not trying to be nasty but he was being honest. I thanked him for that. But today, I had a doctor that was so rude, it was ridiculous. As soon as the call started, she started questioning me because it had been a month and two weeks since my last appointment. I asked her had she reviewed my doctor intake forms and she admitted she had not. I explained to her that if she had, she would have seen my explanation. That’s when things took a turn. She chided me for being “late” and said I could be “dropped” from the program. I told her I take my meds like I’m supposed to, never broke away from the program and even resort to breaking up my doses to stretch me until my next pay date. I get paid once a month, am disabled and am on a limited income. With everything rising in costs, most of us are a paycheck away from losing everything. She had ZERO empathy and said we were “talking in circles”. I explained to her that regular people do not have financial availability and the money she has and if they are following the rules of the program and being honest with their provider, confiding in them and revealing financial shortcomings, they still deserve dignity and not be threatened with being dropped from the program. She seemed annoyed that I didn’t back down and couldn’t care less about my treatment. I’m grateful for the ability to get seen but if you don’t take insurance, you don’t get to talk down to someone for because they can’t afford to pay every 30 days like clock work. None of the other doctors have EVER spoken to me like that and took the time to read the intake forms. Even when I told her I was skipping a bill TODAY to just get seen, she continued to talk down to me and threaten, although she added that “she” wasn’t going to do it. The sadder part is the entire conversation was about money; not once did she bother to ask how I was doing. She just threatened to cut my dose or throw me off the program because I’m struggling financially. She seemed to expect me to keep my mouth shut and only her words mattered because she is the provider and I’m the lowly patient needing help. Dr. Stephani Luecker DO is who it was and I will NEVER book with her again. The way she talked to me was condescending and demoralizing. Every other doctor I’ve dealt with at QMD is professional and operate with empathy. In this particular program, some people are not very strong and talking to someone like her could set them back. People are human beings, not dollar signs and should be treated as such. That being said, if you are struggling mentally and financially, do not book with her. She will make you feel worse about yourself and that’s not what the other doctors at QMD represent. I highly recommend Dr. Sha-Barbara McDaniel, MD, Dr. Husan, Dr. Michael S. and various others. In fact, a good way to tell the great doctors, they are the ones with little availability. I’ve learned that they have fewer availabilities because patients flock to see them. I chose Dr. Luecker because she had more open appointments than all the others. Now I know why. It is not my goal to disparage anyone but in a program like this, patients deserve to know what to expect and deserve a doctor with bedside manner, empathy and humanity, not a financial reminder that you’re not worthy of treatment because you do not have access to a wealth of resources during this increasingly awful economy.

Quick MD is a reliable and affordable way for opiate addiction. However … I didn’t want to be hooked on Suboxone. And their doctors told me you need to keep taking it. And I talk to many other doctors who said the exact opposite. You’re basically switching one thing for another that’s all. And their doctors will try to make you keep taking it at quick and I’ll tell you to keep taking it and not stop. That’s not the truth you’re supposed to taper off of it or use it for a couple weeks that’s it or you’re in the world of hell again with opiate withdrawals

Easy enough to get in but seems no pharmacy will fill an out of state Rx. The only thing they recommend is going to a mail order place that doesn’t take insurance. Wish they would have told me this upfront!

Rude,rude,rude!!!!! Has been good for 23 months until MD was extremely rude. Really rude. I have never written a review but as she actually said some degrading things here I am. I wish QuickMD would review the video I bet money she would get a warning. I am a previous RN and we would have been suspended for that behavior. I might have had a drug problem but I’m actually fairly intelligent. But even so you never talk down to a patient .Ever! Also I understand it’s dr discretion but since when an antibiotic is a treatment for a long term illness (skin) then it’s a no go? Wow. I’m going to look for a dr quick. Paid all that money, never missed, and I have been healthy except some minor things at present. So, when I calmly said I feel u are being rude she said you won’t ever see me again and when I replied that’s not what I’m saying she got worse. I knew as soon as I spoke to her it was a bad start. Now she will retaliate I bet money. First time someone has been like that and all I’m trying to do is survive. No problem with money, appointments, or scripts (as long as you don’t need an extra one for something else). Stay posted.

Not happy with my first visit to Quick md.I booked a appointment and waited.My phone rang at the exact time of my appointment then went dead.It instructed me to fill form out.I went ahead and filled the form out and made first available appointment with another doctor.I had the appointment and wasn't able to get a medication I have been taking for over 6 months.I then was charged $35 for the visit they would not let me take because A form was not filled out that being my first visit has no clue my Appointment would be dropped and me be charged $35 for it!I have insurance and had to check off that they do not take insurance? Does quickmd take insurance or not?I heard this was quick and convenient and took insurance and prescribed all kinds of medications?I feel I got taken advantage of!