Simple Health

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1.45
Based on 20 Reviews

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5.00%

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5.00%

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75.00%
About Simple Health

All women deserve access to birth control. We make it simple — with online prescriptions, automatic refills and free home delivery.

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Ashley
GB

Definitely a scam Well, I wish I had read these reviews before trying SimpleHealth. Despite having Blue Cross Blue Shield (a very very common insurance), they do not accept my insurance. They threatened to charge me for $75 unless I cancelled the subscription within 24 hours. They also refused to refund me for a $20 consultation fee. No doubt in my mind this company is a scam. What healthcare subscription service wouldn't accept Blue Cross?

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Danielle
GB

Don't trust the sponsorships! I started the service a year ago and had no issues until 2 weeks ago. It was time to renew my prescription and for some reason couldn't verify my phone number. I tried contacting them thinking I need to wait for 2 WEEKS! But then just decided to get another service. I went through the motions of deleting my account. But they recently charged me for a prescription I haven't renewed. I plan on disputing it so I'll see how that goes but don't trust them!

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Lily Mayko
GB

They lied to my face in writing and… They lied to my face in writing and told me my insurance “changed and stopped supporting simplehealth” and auto charged me $80 a month for birth control. I called my insurance and they said nothing had changed and they still supported my prescription. I confronted them with the reference number and immediately they confirmed and sent out my order within minutes. Complete lied to my face to try to get me to pay cash. What a SCAM

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cora
GB

it’s giving scam and bad customer service i ordered a specific type of birth control and they sent me something totally random :/ when i asked about it they said it was a generic, but charged me the same amount. aren’t generics supposed to be cheaper ?? and why would you send me something i didn’t order when the confirmation email says i will be getting the brand i ordered ? just the worst.

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Fagnani Sandy
GB

Moving away from insurance to cash is… Moving away from insurance to cash is the worst thing you can do to people, especially during these horrendous financial times. Such a slap in the face and its just plain selfish. Another example of how healthcare has moved away from taking care of the patient. Its all about making money off of people

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