This place is a scam This place is a scam. I signed for a one membership at a rate of 50 dollars. They then charged me 150 and refuse to refund me my money back. I am taking this to small claims because that’s not the membership I signed up for. I still haven’t been able to cancel this membership and there’s been no one to contact to cancel. A complete nightmare!

Differing Doctor Opinions Left Me In UTI Limbo I came to K health seeking treatment for a UTI. Started one antibiotic that didn’t give me relief after three full days of taking it. So, I went back to the chat to say that the med wasn’t working. I spoke with a doctor who advised me to go submit urine to LabCorp and that once I showed the receipt I had done that, I would be prescribed a new antibiotic while they wait a few days for the urine culture to come back. When I went back to the chat to upload my receipt, I had a different doctor who flat out refused to give me a new antibiotic despite the fact that I met the conditions of what I was supposed to do. Needless to say, I called my regular doctor and got an appointment for today. All in all, a waste of time and money I don’t have. There needs to be some level of consistency among the doctors.

Very pleasant experience Very pleasant experience. The waiting was a little long but that was to be expected given the time in the night I started the chat. After connecting with the NP, the chat and solution was over in like 10min and she was super nice and non-judgy. Very pleasant!

amazing. I have used K health now twice. The doctors listen, they don’t give me any hassle and I am seen quickly and they are responsive unlike calling an office. The nurse or MA is taken out of the picture and you get to directly chat with a doctor.

My provider was rude My provider was rude, got my name wrong, and was very clearly insensitive and ignorant to eating disorders. When I told her about my issue with her “advice” she responded with a “sorry you feel this way.” Bedside manner does matter even via text, and it’s disappointing that providers have literally no critical thinking or reading comprehension skills.