What Users Really Think About QuickMD - Online Doctor Visits

Poor dr. Not educated enough to

Sad thing , one has to subscribe monthly to receive , the help we need . That’s an extra 300 hundred total per moth for me . I wish they would issue out the prescription for ateleast a year for the chronic patients , this feels like they are preying upon our needs . What they are saying is , if you ...

For my first visit, the appointment was booked twice and I was charged $200 to speak to a doctor for five minutes and I was unable to obtain a refund because they said that since both doctors looked at my file, I somehow owed them money

The concept of this is great, however if you are on a fixed income and don’t have health insurance, I don’t recommend it. I don’t have health insurance and could not afford to make my appointment on time until I got paid. I explained this to Dr. Jerome Homish and he told me he had to decrease my me...

I used to sing quick md’s praises however, they changed the coding of their pos system leaving my HSA to decline. There was no warning and I am in need of my maintenance med. They do not care about patients. You cannot stop these meds abruptly as it will send you into a spiral.

I use QuickMD because the doctor appointment I am waiting for takes a long time to get. Meanwhile this app has the potential to be great but the way its run is seriously flawed. The membership for hormones runs every 30 day & if you try to make an appointment prior to that you have to pay extra. Pr...

They forget to prescribe all of your meds so that you must make a second $100 appointment in one day. This happened to me 3x with “certain” Dr’s.

Dr. Thomas White met with me today. It was the most unprofessional so-called professional doctor I’ve ever spoken to. I spoke spoken to him twice. He writes me Suboxone both times he was extremely rude. Cussed me out today had no sympathy because I told him I didn’t have the money to make another ap...