1/5 victoria f. 1 year ago on Google
If
I
could
give
zero
stars,
I
would.
This
office
is
the
absolute
biggest
scam
I
have
ever
experienced
and
I’ll
tell
you
why.
Some
doctors
are
great
and
want
to
help
patients,
others
just
are
about
the
money.
I
do
not
like
writing
negative
reviews
but
I
almost
feel
I
need
to
warn
others
of
the
covertly
shady
practices
in
this
office.
I’ve
waited
for
months
before
writing
this
to
attempt
every
avenue
to
rectify
and
understand
what
was
going
on.
I
decided
to
go
to
this
office
because
it
was
closer
to
my
house
than
my
previous
primary
care.
After
waiting
months
for
an
appointment,
I
finally
go
for
my
yearly
wellness.
I
see
the
medical
assistant
who
took
my
BP
and
ARNP
who
listened
to
my
heart
and
recommend
intermittent
fasting
to
me
after
I
asked
her
if
my
weight
was
an
issue
(I
probably
should
to
lose
10-20
lbs).
I
then
sat
and
waited
for
bloodwork
and
while
I
was
waiting
the
main
physician
introduced
himself.
I
will
say
the
woman
who
did
my
blood
work
did
an
amazing
job
and
was
very
professional
and
kind.
So
some
time
after
my
appointment
I
get
a
bill.
It
says
I
owe
my
$20
copay
(which
they
didn’t
ask
for
in
office).
$20
is
not
a
big
deal
so
I
almost
go
to
pay
it
when
I
start
thinking
something
isn’t
right.
I
cannot
recall
in
any
recent
years
where
I
paid
for
a
wellness
visit.
Thinking
it
must
be
a
mistake,
I
call
the
billing
department.
No
answer.
Over
a
month
or
two
I
try
to
get
in
contact.
No
answer.
I
look
at
my
claim
online
and
see
they
charge
for
a
wellness
exam
&
doctors
visit
and
they
charged
the
insurance
almost
$450.
Weird
because
I
went
once
to
the
office
just
for
a
wellness
visit.
Continue
to
try
to
get
in
contact,
nothing.
Finally
see
a
message
from
PB
Wellness
saying
they’re
contacting
me
back,
no
other
info.
I
call
back,
nothing.
I
call
insurance
company,
they
reach
out,
and
get
no
response.
I
am
continuing
to
get
emails
and
texts
I
owe
them
money,
but
can’t
seem
to
talk
to
them.
I’ve
gone
to
Cleveland
Clinic
in
the
past
and
looked
at
their
claims,
$330
charged
to
insured
for
wellness
and
I
never
owed
anything,
and
in
those
appointments
I’ve
talked
in
depth
about
medical
issues
and
gotten
blood
work.
So
you’re
telling
me
for
a
simplified
version
of
a
visit
they
got
over
$100
more?
Even
if
they
are
in
their
right
to
charge
this
way,
they
are
billing
in
a
way
not
typical
of
any
doctor
I’ve
heard
of,
seemingly
to
try
and
make
as
much
money
as
possible
(even
more
than
a
huge
profitable
office
like
Cleveland
Clinic)
and
looks
like
hoping
patients
don’t
bother
thinking
too
much
about
their
portion
charged
to
them.
Their
lack
of
care
by
their
providers
is
evident
and
their
desire
to
make
as
much
money
as
possible
is
even
more
clear.
Their
communication
is
non
existent
and
never
in
my
life
would
I
recommend
anyone
go
here
if
they
want
quality
medical
care
or
fair
payment.
For
me
it
is
not
about
the
copay.
It’s
about
the
lack
of
quality
and
making
the
maximum
profit
possible
that
they
can
off
of
me.
If
you
stuck
out
this
long
to
read
all
of
this,
I
appreciate
it
and
just
hope
I
saved
you
a
headache
&
some
money.
If
PB
Wellness
would
like
to
give
me
a
call
and
finally
give
me
an
explanation
as
to
the
charges
I’d
greatly
appreciate
it.
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