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.

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.

The staff is very friendly The staff is very friendly, but the service they offer turns out to be very poor and it is obvious that they need to improve a lot, while they improve, I unsubscribe

WARNING! DO NOT SIGN UP WITH THIS COMPANY!!!! DO NOT SIGN UP WITH THIS COMPANY! I initially said "no" to signing up for their service as I have a word of mouth referral practice that is highly specialized. After saying no, the sales rep wanted to know why I said no and it was basically because of all of these terrible reviews. She assured me that the service had improved and that I would not have my phone lines tied up with clients that were not a fit for my office. Well what do you know, I had 3 calls: 1 was for another doctor because they had my "routing number" shared with another doctor, 1 was for a patient who did not have insurance that I was in network with, and 1 wanted to come in on a Saturday or Sunday, when I am not open. I realize that they cannot control it if people do not read the profile they create, but basically you end up being charged for people who never become clients or may be looking to get in with another doctor. My question to them was "how do I know these other 2 people calling were not trying to get the other doctor you had sharing a tracking number with me? Maybe he is open on the weekend or takes those insurances". They basically just said "take our word for it" that they weren't. There are no quick way to get clients, and if there are, those ways do not get you the type of clients that you want. I had a bad feeling about it from the start and should have listened to my instinct. Learn from my experience and just SAY NO!

Not worth the hassle! Do your own marketing! I signed up after receiving a phone call stating that they needed chiropractors in my area. After getting set up I immediately started receiving phone calls but when I picked up no one was there. It would happen at least 5-10 times a day....very frustrating. When someone real actually called, they often had insurance that I didn't participate with or medicaid. I would get billed $55 per person and then have to dispute the charge. At the end of the day you will most likely get charged for many patients that don't end up walking into your office. Might work well for some offices but not a good fit for mine.