Zocdoc

Several times now I have tried to make an appointment, called the doctor's office and was told that Zocdoc wasn't working. I wanted to contact them, but they don't have a convenient way to do so. These doctors appear to have a lot of available slots, you make an appointment and then find out it's not working. The site has also become riddled with fake reviews, unfortunately. It would be nice if they made an effort to combat that and made sure that making appointments actually worked. It's great when you do get an appointment and it's not broken, but don't trust the reviews.

Zocdoc will show maybe 3 doctors who will accept medicaid that are 45+ minutes away or they're next availability is MONTHS from now. Unless you want to spend an arm and a leg for someone to help you with your medical issues. All of this when you can ask around your area and find a doctor who accepts your insurance. Zocdoc is for people who arent struggling in life. But if you are, the people behind that website don't give a damn about you

I love the concept of ZocDoc. However, I have attempted to make an appointment through ZocDoc Dr. Scott Caesar twice with little with little success. The appointment dates and times and sites do not coincide with schedule. ZocDoc website verifies the appointment as being made, but I will then receive a call from the doctors office stating that the appointment site and time are wrong on the website and would I like to change my appointment. Again, the convenience of making an appointment on ZocDoc would be great if it only worked properly.

I would like to save other patients the trouble of picking this doctor for a primary. They do NOT care for the patient and the issues they are facing. Patient care is basically non existent. My mom has been going there for a while and her issue has not been treated. Nor was the proper tests done to find the root cause. She finally went to a specialist. That she found herself from the insurance and they found what is causing her pain. Save yourself and your loved ones by staying clear of. Dr. Robert Ferron in Valley Stream, NY.

Wish I could give them 0 stars. I am in the medical industry and my medical office has subscribed to the zocdoc service. Was very overpriced, invasive and only received 1 patient in 4 months. The sales rep was beyond rude. After I told him we were no longer interested in their services, he called me back and left a voicemail yelling obscenities at me. Do no give them your business

I recently found myself surfing the net for local physicians when I stumbled upon ZocDoc. I was first impressed by the ease of finding physicians by location, specialty and accepted insurance plans. I was further drawn by online appointment scheduling instead of the usual, "What date works for you? I'm sorry, we don't have any availability that day. Is there another day that works?" The final hook was the online medical questionnaire which syncs to all physicians in the network. My records were immediately sent to the physicians with whom I was scheduled. I received an email confirmation from ZocDoc for my appointments (I made two that day). I received an additional email from ZocDoc when one appointment was rescheduled, making sure there were no hiccups in the process, and the issue was resolved immediately. I am thrilled with my new physicians and have recommended ZocDoc to numerous people. If you want to save yourself time and headaches, give it a try!

Almost every time I've booked with ZocDoc, they have appointment times available that aren't actually accurate to what the office/doctor's hours are. The offices usually have to call me personally to reschedule. There has also been a few times where the doctors aren't actually covered under my insurance or there are extra charges. However, it isn't all bad. I have been able to look for doctors without having to hunt through multiple sites.

Good site. But their insurance information is very wrong most of the time. I cant tell how many times i have looked for a doctor and put in my plan, and it gives me a doctor that only has out of network with that plan. Zocdoc should only show doctors in network, and keep insurance information up to date.

This company uses deceptive business practices to operate. They call physician offices pretending to need an appointment, and then they later do their business pitch to sign them up. I have seen this repeatedly--it is worse than trying to discontinue cable service or a credit card. Companies like this invariably fail because they are unable to succeed without deception. I would not trust this company to do anything regarding health. In fact, I wouldn't trust them to manage my plant-watering.

I went to Dr. Berg for an annual checkup and cleaning. The dental hygienist took x-rays and cleaned my teeth. When Dr. Berg came back to the room, the dental hygienist said something referring to the x-rays to the effect of, Did you see and "the numbers of four teeth"? He replied Yes. I was told I have four cavities. Very surprised as I have never had a cavity as an adult, I went for a second opinion. As it turns out, two other dentists confirmed that I do not have any cavities, let alone four.