1/5 Rose N. 1 year ago on Google
I
had
removed
my
negative
review
after
speaking
with
customer
service,
but
I
received
a
call
from
Kristin
R
in
physical
therapy
now
at
the
Highland
Ave
location
about
receiving
future
care.
She
had
gaslighted
me
on
the
phone
saying
I
wasn’t
respectful
and
had
an
aggressive
and
elevated
voice
tone,
while
not
even
acknowledging
my
grievous
experience
I
had
been
calling
about
for
months
since
January
and
she
was
just
blaming
my
frustration.
She
used
my
voice
tone,
and
identification
of
aggression
in
my
tone
when
frustrated,
as
reason
to
justify
not
respecting
me
in
turn.
She
even
hung
up
on
me
on
the
phone;
as
did
Lorraine.
Kristin
said
I
“made
Lorraine
cry”
which
is
recorded
on
the
voice
calls.
I
forgave
this,
but
then
Kristin
called
me
again
further
blaming
me
as
the
problem
in
a
narcissistic
fashion.
I
found
this
unprofessional
and
inappropriate
and
not
necessary
to
take
it
to
this
level.
Yes
Kristin
I
had
been
lead
to
cry
too
from
all
of
this,
but
if
you
will
not
expect
Lorraine
to
take
responsibility
for
Lorraine’s
reaction
but
blame
me
for
it,
why
are
you
asking
me
to
be
responsible
for
my
being
frustrated?
Both
crying
and
elevated
voice
tone
often
come
from
the
same
place
of
frustration…
Basically
I
had
been
calling
for
assistance
from
Duly
for
months
to
deal
with
an
issue.
Initially
I
had
missed
appointments
due
to
catching
covid
in
January
after
having
open
heart
surgery.
Duly
had
said
they
would
“forgive”
this
(aren’t
we
supposed
to
be
caring
of
others
and
cancel
when
we
have
covid?),
but
after
“forgiving”
it,
then
every
single
visit
kept
bringing
it
up
as
an
issue
because
I
missed
one
time
from
January
to
June.
They
had
told
me
the
policy
was
missing
three
times.
I
have
a
disability
and
their
cruelty
with
me
about
one
absence
after
we
did
a
reset
seemed
to
be
against
the
policy
that
had
been
agreed
upon.
They
also
blamed
me
for
getting
frustrated
when
while
massaging
my
jaw
I
was
asked
to
no
longer
get
care
there
which
was
like
really?
now?...
They
were
constantly
hounding
me
about
leaving
and
being
very
antagonizing
and
unfair
discriminating
me.
(Of
course
they
take
advantage
of
my
one
weak
spot
-
getting
frustrated
in
what
they
identify
as
my
verbal
tone
after
months
and
months
of
problems
not
being
dealt
with
-
as
placing
the
sole
blame
of
the
issue
on).
I
had
been
very
frustrated
because
the
front
desk
had
been
coming
at
me
asking
to
not
come
anymore
because
I
had
been
getting
physical
therapy
services
elsewhere.
They
also
tried
to
convince
me
I
didn’t
want
treatment
anymore.
“Don’t
you
not
want
to
use
up
your
visit
for
the
year?
Don’t
you
not
want
to
be
stuck
with
a
bill
if
it’s
not
covered?”
No
I
want
care
and
will
handle
if
it’s
not
covered.
They
eventually
guided
me
out
of
care,
and
made
it
extremely
difficult
to
get
back
in
once
they
got
rid
of
me
Now
I’m
being
told
if
do
not
respect
the
staff
that
I
will
not
be
allowed
treatment.
Meanwhile
they
have
not
humbly
acknowledged
the
disrespect
I
have
experienced!
Nor
they
have
antagonized
me
to
a
reaction
of
“elevated
voice
tone”
that
they
wish
to
blame
everything
on.
If
Duly
really
cared
about
respect,
they
would
have
addressed
my
concerns
early
on
when
I
continued
to
reach
out.
My
insurance
company
even
said
the
office
lacked
professionalism
by
asking
me
to
check
with
insurance
if
the
visits
were
covered.
My
insurance
said
“that’s
their
job.”
Duly
has
lacked
professionalism
in
dealing
with
this
matter.
Instead
of
gaslighting
me
making
me
the
problem,
perhaps
Duly
could
invest
in
some
customer
service
training.
Many
times
customers
will
note
a
problem,
and
there
are
smart
ways
to
learn
to
turn
them
into
satisfied
customers
without
blaming
them
for
things
you
don’t
want
to
address
until
they
blow
up
into
a
huge
issue.
If
matters
would
have
been
handled
professionally,
not
dealt
with
in
personal
attacks,
and
with
competence,
and
not
in
offense
(blaming
me
for
bringing
up
my
concerns),
I
think
it
would
have
been
a
good
experience.
These
situations
can
happen.
Your
customers
can
be
an
asset
to
gaining
insight
to
becoming
better
if
you
take
the
time
to
care.