Healthgrades Reviews

Had appointment far out as out all ready, then called a month before and pushed appointment far out! Reception, I believe is family member, she never ask proper questions. I had to asked her to send I'll with proper coding, so I will quick getting surprise bills months after visit when I have paid copay! It's like they were trying to run me off, my kind. They deserve my time. Unpleasant people, the person that referred me said she nothing like her Dad (dentists). Gave me antibiotics make me bleed out,150 mg. Really. Purposely done. Never tell a person everything you know, just see what they do and how they treat you, she doesn't care for ** PEOPLE! I WORKED IN MEDICAL FIELD UNTIL INJURIES!

Disgusting customer service. Extremely pushy and rude. They call over and over and when you kindly try to end the call they don't allow you to get off of the phone and or they keep calling back and harassing you.

I'm here because of the calls I get every day like 20-40 of them. I never had anything to do with them but they keep calling and insisting that I give them my Medicare info and start swearing if I don't.

Why and how is this website still running???? Why do they force physicians to disclose their age? Is privacy not respected anymore? They also force you to keep an account open with no option to delete your account or opt out. Terrible.

I am a physician, recently retired; and I contacted this company about the profile they have made on their site. They have me listed as working at my previous place of employment as well as three other facilities, where I never practiced a day in my career. I informed them of this, and that now due to retirement I was not practicing at all. They did respond, apparently they wanted me to prove I was not practicing at these facilities by obtaining some sort of documentation. Of course I am not going to do that; I provided Healthgrades this information as a help to potential patients who may be confused by Healthgrades' disinformation. I notified them that if they actually wish to know where a doctor practices, they could simply look at the websites of the facilities where they state the doctor works, and could easily see that the doctor in question is not employed there.

Reported an obvious fake review to Healthgrades. The review stated we 'used a 16 gauge needle' for anesthesia on a person's nose. The reviewer states we replied it was all we had and ended the comment as 'ouch' more like a joke. The review and comment has been flagged for years as well as a reply, but Healthgrades continues to justify the review and now has removed my reply.

This company bullies health care provider and is a disgrace to the profession. They steal/buy Healthcare provider info and opens an account without consent from Healthcare provider. On that profile anyone can write whatever they want.... From Exes leaving bad reviews to ruin an ex's partner career to no tracking on stalking patients who can l go on a lie about their experiences using anonymous profiles and the Healthcare provider is not allowed to take down the review or appeal it in anyway. It is impossible to get a hold of company either leaving the doctors to deal with the aftermath and disastrous consequences that such practices bring on our reputation. Waiting for a mass collective lawsuit from Healthcare providers on this company. Maybe that will start a Health care provider bullying awareness

The first review on Kenneth ** was made AFTER I retired 8 years ago! The poor quality work was done by another Dentist. I would like them to remove this false information. PRACTICE MOJO is the company that gave my patients the opportunity to review me anonymously after their appointments. I had no ability to edit PRACTICEMOJO.COM. I urge Google to stop placing this false review as the first thing that appears when my name is googled.

The Real experiences of patients are censored if negative. This means it is Not valid source of true lived-experience patient reviews. It is another fluff site that deceives patients attempting to collect authentic information for informed decision making. Shameful.

Worst website by far, unable to reply to any of the unverified complaints or reviews, totally controlled by the website itself, manipulated and added to the people who pays. Shame on you Healthgrades for such a website bringing the worst service to the community. No wonder your rating are extremely poor. This is from other feedback.

A year, I had written a review of a dentist which it initially refused to publish. After publishing a review of this site on Consumer Affairs, I finally published it. The same thing happened again. A wrote a review of a doctor a few days, and it is still not published. However, Webmd. Google, Yelp, and Vitalis all published it within a few hours. I think there is some problem with the site.

Healthgrades is owned by an entertainment company and we all know what that means. The reviews are fake and intended to disrupt qualified clinicians from being able to work. Welcome to the future of healthcare. It’s best to decide for yourself how a clinician is useful to your health without entertainment intervening to disrupt the healthcare providers.

Healthgrades does not allow for patients to provide honest feedback. When I posted that a provider was “inappropriate,” Healthgrades blocked the comment for the following reasons: “Just the word ‘Inappropriate’ would suggest the provider did something legally wrong. You need to explain that. Yet, if you mean it in a legal matter then you need to contact the medical board or authorities not Healthgrades.”

Healthgrades will not respond to my emails as a provider. They have allowed patients to make fraudulent accusations and will NOT respond online. They are damaging healthcare providers livelihood and reputations.

I just learned I’ve been slandered by a drug seeker and 2 extreme entitled patients on this site, over and over again. I cover urgent care in a rural underserved setting and a large portion of patients we see have been kicked out of practices, though there is also a large subset that simply can’t access their PCPs and do need care. Heartbreaking because the only people who take time to post such malicious reviews are the angry Karens and Kens that try to bully doctors into doing what they want. I started soliciting reviews from trusted patients whose reviews have not shown up despite confirmation of receipt and acceptance. There is no recourse for doctors, and this makes me reluctant to continue practicing in such an area if my reputation is compromised by a few vindictive psychologically unstable humans who remain dedicated to slandering my name.

I wrote a truthful review twice that did not get posted on Healthgrades, It was not anything but facts. They are biased. I got injured, went to Dr Dorothy ** a for an IME. I clearly told her I was having problems, pointed to where I was having problems and explained my problems. There was no language barrier, she speaks English, I speak English. My claim was denied right after that appointment and I eventually had to use a cane to get around often because every step would hurt in the areas I told her and pretty much four years after getting injured I still have chronic pain and issues in the same places I told that doctor during that appointment. I've literally been in some sort of pain every day for going on four years. No point in having a suite dedicated to giving reviews if you are going to be biased in filtering out the truthful negatives.

Healthgrades publishes reviews on various providers, however there is never an update when new reviews are posted, or corrections when fictitious reviews are posted. Where is the responsible publishing? Their reviews are meaningless.

Healthgrades have allowed patients to make false accusations about a provider and does not limit what they say. When you reach out for help they do not answer your emails. The provider's reputation is damaged by this site and is unfair.

Healthgrades doesn’t match their Star ratings with the reality of negative reviews written. Basically, they do not tell the full truth. They also censor many reviews by not allowing negative FACTS about certain psychiatrists. Do not trust Healthgrades.

I have written several negative reviews of providers I have seen and they are never posted. It seems that health providers are given first crack at rejecting a review from being posted. Healthgrades is not reliable information.

I find that Healthgrades removes honest reviews that show the providers in a bad light. Give and honest review and they will tell you your language was harmful or hurtful. So review but don't give the honest interaction, it's okay for a provider to be unprofessional and even detrimental to a patient's health- but you be nice cause they have a degree.

This website deliberately removes positive reviews for Doctors and Providers and only leaves negative reviews on their website most of which are from practices a provider may no longer or not even a part of, some of which are by disgruntled patients and some of the reported "experiences" with providers are not necessarily true and are malicious. This provides a completely skewed view of doctors and provider reviews on Healthgrades. The reviews from this website are completely useless and should not be relied on by patients. A trusted source will be on a doctor's practice website or personal webpage and even word of mouth, if you want accurate reviews on any doctor. Do not use this trashy website.

As a patient and provider, Healthgrades are doing a disservice. They do not take into account the accuracy of the information provided which is often from a disgruntled patient. We all know that health care system has its challenges and there are 2 sides to every story. This platform does not give providers the opportunity to respond. If you want an accurate description of what a provider, ask their staff or check out their social media!

I used Healthgrades to pick doctors and dentists. I believed that site was trustworthy and accurate until I picked a dentist misled by the rating of another supposed dentist whose phone was for the location where this supposed dentist works. However, later, I found that I was treated by another dentist whose ratings were much lower than the supposed dentist. I became suspicious of this dentist and returned to Healthgrades to recheck the picture. I realized that this dentist's picture and qualifications on Healthgrades were not the same but used to attract patients with falsehood.

Unprofessional, unorganized and are opening more offices even tho they have NO STAFF. They cancel appointments, leave you waiting while they have impromptu meetings or my favorite go home for the day while you're waiting to finish a test. Missed so much work trying to finish the testing that I was given a verbal warning. Oh, they have Saturday appointments. I just don’t have the right connections to warrant one. I’ve been treated so badly by this group I hope they go broke and the insurance companies go after them for fraud.

I have asked to have my data deleted, but keep getting the run around, I have filled out the request per their instructions, but they have not reviewed it. I would not join this site. It is an invasion of your privacy. DO NOT JOIN THIS SITE!!!

Reliable sources such as Wikipedia cite that medical experts question Healthgrades reliability and lack of transparency. The site encourages physicians to heavily solicit reviews to smooth out bad reviews. While that is commonly done, medical services are personal and a review is often an initial emotional response. Often that review was premature and one that a patient might reconsider. This is where Healthgrades can make it difficult to remove or edit the review. I have encountered this and had to explain the Equal Rights Amendment as context which led them to back off.

The way this company operates is to allow use their platform as a weapon against healthcare workers allowing subjective slander. In my case was angry client. I like others attempted to contact platform but was denied any right to respond to slander.

Healthgrades claims to provide unbiased reviews of hospitals, but it owns Evariant, which "enables providers to optimize growth through smarter patient acquisition and retention." The company claims to be "the trusted advisor to leading healthcare systems, representing over 1000 hospitals nationwide." So, how can its hospital reviews be trusted? At least as recently as 2017, it was also invested in Conversa Health, which "enables health systems to virtually engage, monitor and manage patients for chronic care, acute discharge, perioperative, oncology, OBGYN, prevention and wellness, and more." Consumers complain that their doctor reviews are banned for violating terms of service, though Healthgrades provides no transparency as to the reason for the bannings. Physicians can contest reviews and have them removed without the consumer ever knowing the reason, according to one law firm representing doctors.

These clowns are real tyrants. First, getting a negative review past them is a real challenge and second, don't even think you're going to be able to delete your account without providing them your full name, address, phone number and so on, which they will verify, even though none of that information was required to register. I refuse to provide that info to them. They already have my email address which I'm sure they sell. So they're not getting any more information to market. And last, every time I spent more than a minute or so on that site, my browser would start to freeze up. So my advice is to just steer clear of these guys.