Doctor On Demand
reviews and complaints

I gotta say, I wasn't too impressed with Doctor On Demand. I had a bit of trouble with the audio during my visit and the doctor couldn't hear me. It was a real bummer because I was hoping to get some help with my health concerns. But instead, the doctor just disconnected right away.

To make matters worse, I got a call from Livehealthonline during my visit because they couldn't hear me either. It was a real hassle and made me feel like I was wasting my time.

And let's talk about the cost. Doctor On Demand charges a whopping $75 for a visit, which is pretty steep if you ask me. Especially when you consider that Livehealthonline only charges $49.

All in all, I wouldn't recommend Doctor On Demand. It just wasn't worth the hassle and the high price tag. Save yourself some time and money and go with a different telemedicine service.

This here Doctor On Demand thing is a real letdown. I've been trying to get in touch with my doc for a good two months now, but it's been a real struggle. Every time I try to connect, it says he's checking out my records and all that jazz, but then it just goes kaput and says "no connection." What a bummer.

I'm not gonna bother with this app anymore, and I'm gonna let Tricare and the VA know that they've been wasting my time for two whole months. It's just not worth the hassle, you know?

I recently had an experience with Doctor On Demand that left me feeling frustrated and disappointed. I was trying to communicate with one of their support agents, Jennifer, but I found it difficult to understand her message. She sent me an official letter about coupon usage and multiple accounts, but I have never used any coupons on their site and the accounts that were created during a technical issue have already been deactivated.

It seems that Jennifer was targeting minority patients who invest in the United States, which is unacceptable behavior. If Doctor On Demand receives government funds, they should not be hiring people like her. I believe that Doctor On Demand should not be supporting the "Defund America" movement.

Despite this negative experience, I do believe that Doctor On Demand can be a useful platform for those who need medical assistance. The website is easy to navigate and the doctors are knowledgeable and professional. However, I would caution others to be aware of the potential for miscommunication with support agents like Jennifer.

Overall, I would recommend Doctor On Demand with some reservations. It is important to be aware of the potential for misunderstandings and to speak up if you feel that you are being treated unfairly.

This app, Doctor On Demand, is a convenient way to see a psychiatrist from the comfort of your own home. However, my experience with this app was not a positive one. I tried several psychiatrists, but unfortunately, they were all unprofessional. They seemed to care more about scheduling more visits with me than actually helping me with my mental health issues. I specifically told them that money was tight, but they still tried to guilt me into scheduling more appointments with them.

To make matters worse, several of the psychiatrists misdiagnosed me. During my sessions, they seemed to be tuning me out and not really listening to what I was saying. One psychiatrist even looked angry that I had an appointment with her and barked at me to book another session with her, even though she had misdiagnosed me. It was clear that I was just an afterthought to her.

Each time I tried to find a new psychiatrist on the app, it cost me $299 for a single session. This was a lot of money for me, and I couldn't afford to keep shopping around for a professional. It was frustrating that Doctor On Demand kept unprofessional people on their app, even though they were charging so much money.

I eventually quit using Doctor On Demand about a year ago and found a better place to get help. My current psychiatrist actually cares about me and properly diagnosed me so that I can get the help I need.

Another issue with Doctor On Demand is that their psychiatrists, even though they are in the same state as you, can't always prescribe certain medications. This was disappointing because that was the whole reason I was booking sessions with them. When I first booked the session, I typed in what goal/concern I had, but it seems like they purposely wasted my time and money by not being able to prescribe what I needed.

Overall, I can't recommend Doctor On Demand to anyone. The psychiatrists I dealt with were careless and bored, and it was frustrating that I had to pay so much money for their unprofessionalism. If you're looking for a convenient way to see a psychiatrist, I would suggest looking elsewhere.