telemed2u.comReviews of telemed2u.com

My experience is one of disbelief - they have sent me e-mails with someone elses name ! And I live in Scandinavia, and this company is American. I am getting so many unwanted mails from US-based companies that I have never been in touch with before, and despite many, many e-mails, asking them to remove/delete my e-mail they don't even bother to reply - nor do they react when I contact them on Facebook. I am not impressed.

Support staff is not helpful when needed FMLA forms filled out by doctor. Cannot actually meet your doctor. Its like pulling teeth to contact your health provider. Not enough info is provided by Healthcare professional.

The person I'm assigned to is horrible. She disbelieves TWO different diagnoses by well trained doctors at well regarded facilities, yet didn't order any further tests to find out for herself. I have pancreas and liver issues. She said I "look too healthy" for the imaging and diagnosis from two different doctors in two different hospitals over several years to be correct. Apparently she has not heard of managing a condition to try to prevent it from becoming so bad I look deathly ill. How can any real doctor write off two real doctors' findings because the patient "looks too healthy?" It's insane. I'm getting a referral to a real doctor. If there's any hint of 4u or 2u in the name, I'll know to trust my gut next time. Unbelievably bad. Update July 2026: it has now been confirmed through multiple blood tests, CT scans and ultrasound that I have cirrhosis and pancreatitis. They are being successfully managed well by a real GI specialist. It is difficult to express how much I distrust telemed2u. They need dramatic improvements in order to be able to provide even safe care, nevermind effective. Horrible experience, and I warn everyone I can about them.

I strongly advise caution before seeking care at this office. While the reception staff were consistently kind, professional, and often went above and beyond to help, the medical care I received from the providers and policies left me without proper support. Medication Refills: Refill requests were often delayed or denied. In particular, my birth control refills were denied even while other medications were approved. This was especially concerning since those other medications can increase the risk of pregnancy. Cancellations & Rescheduling: Appointments were cancelled or rescheduled, which delayed my treatment. Cortisol Testing Error: The office failed to provide the medication necessary for a cortisol test. As a result, I completed the test incorrectly and had to repeat it, which cost me an additional $400 out of pocket. Refusal to Change Providers: When I requested to switch to another endocrinologist within the same organization, my request was denied under “company policy.” Despite explaining the issues I had experienced, I was pressured to return to my original provider. Patients deserve reliable care, continuity in their treatment, and the ability to seek a second opinion when needed. Unfortunately, my experience at this office showed a pattern of oversight, delays, and refusal to accommodate reasonable requests. I share this so others can make an informed decision before choosing this practice.

I had such a frustrating experience with Telemed2U. My first appointment with a rheumatologist went well and I left feeling hopeful. I completed the blood tests that were ordered and received abnormal results — but then everything fell apart. When I went for my follow-up, I was told my original doctor was unavailable and they’d find someone else. They scheduled me with a Nurse Practitioner who, mid-appointment, realized she was only licensed for California patients. Since I live in Texas, she had to cut the call short but promised the office would reschedule me with a Texas-licensed doctor. Instead of fixing the mistake, a Telemed2U rep later called and tried to book me with the exact same NP who wasn’t even allowed to see me. The whole process was a cluster. After that failed, I was told the next available rheumatologist appointment would be five months out. So now, after spending time and money on testing, I’m left scrambling to find another office to interpret my abnormal blood test results. The lack of coordination and follow-through at Telemed2U has been incredibly disappointing.