Poor service, even worse customer service We were billed for messages left from current patients, messages left while we were closed (weekend), and messages for services we don't provide. When calling to dispute the charges the customer service rep was terrible, and ultimately hung up on me. I would not recommend this service to any colleauges.

Great staff to work with I found that if I have any problem with the site or want to edit something, I'm supported quickly and given great instructions to correct or add whatever was needed to do. However, we've maybe received one patient from the site and not really sure it was the only connection he had getting to me. It was also a referral from another patient. The service is great though - which is greatly appreciated.

I have recieved leads......but more trouble then its worth If you have lots of time to unsuccessfully argue with chiroapt each month about which leads were actually legit ~3 out of 4 leads I'm charged for are not even leads. I was once charged for a lonly kid in another state calling at 1:30am about what our massage therapists were wearing....left a 6 minute creepy message...another time, It was considered a "qualified lead" when a current patient referred her friend and she looked up my number via the internet....didn't matter to them that she said on recording that XXXX sent her in here.

Does not perform up to expectation. I get a couple of call about every three months. Half the time I am having to submit them because I am being charged for calls that were not new patients calling in.

Giant ripoff Giant ripoff. They make it seem that you will get good calls from people with decent insurance. BIG HINT: this will never happen! They arrange to have either out-of-town people call your office to see if take their insurance (but they live to far to actually come to your office so why are they calling) or an endless supply of medicaid people (you will never receive enough from medicaid to cover the $50 that chiroappointment charges you for taking the call). The medicaid people possibly get paid to make those expensive calls to you. I cancelled CA only to have them try to start up again with me a few years later. I gave the poor cold-calling woman an earful about what an awful company chiroappointment was. I hope she quit that disappointment of a company.