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I had some challenge understand the MD due to his thick accent. Also, the prescribed antibiotic failed to address my problem. I've had to make a second request to get better antibiotic. I researched the clindamycin and found that it's not the first choice for a tooth infection, but rather more prescribed for UTIs, Acne, and sexual transmitted diseases. Tooth ache does appear on the list, but not at top. My friction was the difficulty in understanding Dr., and the prescribed medication not being effective and having to request second consult just to get a change in the script. The service offers no avenue for a follow-up response, or opportunity to request a new script without additional cost. Called number in Illinois but no help. Answering service pretty clueless. Aside from that, it offers an excellent option to an ER or office visit. Not effective for serious issues or getting pain medication. I actually like the convienence, but a follow-up if treatment is ineffective seems non-existent. A second request seem only pathway. I feel that is a flaw.

It was certainly a 60.00 visit. I got what I paid for, we were on the phone for less than one minute.

Was suppose to get prescription within the hour. 15-20 hours later I got the prescription, with 2 phone calls and 2 emails

It was easy to enroll even though there was a computer glitch—It did not allowed me to enter the dosage of my meds and wouldn’t allow me to move on without that information. I just removed the medication and told the physician when he called. It took about 4 hours to get the call. The doctor was a little hard to understand so that may be why he didn’t sound very friendly. BUT I got my prescription filled within 20 minutes without having to make an appointment and drive across town to see the doctor.

This online service is really a great thing. Very efficient process to get to the short consultation with a live doctor. Totally beats the prospect of slogging my way to an urgent care center for the 3 minute meeting with an MD who is simply going to confirm what you already know about your routine condition. I would have given my recent experience a 5-star rating, except that the MD that did call me was quite difficult to communicate with. First - the telephone connection was marginal. Second - this was compounded by the doctor's heavy accent. Not to speak badly of non-native English speakers, but the conversation was very difficult for me to navigate. In the final analysis - I will not hesitate to use MDProactive again in the future.

Poor phone connection, Doctor was impatiant.

I was pleased with the ease of signing up, service, and prompt call of the physician. A bit disappointed with his manner over the phone and providing no refills. I specifically told him that I had recently moved and my meds had expired and wasn’t to see my new primary for a few weeks. He provided me with the equivalent of 7 days of medication with NO refills. Why? Don’t get it.

Nice people but when you are sick for work they will not provide visit notes or doctors notes even when they prescribe antibiotics.