Mona KinKade
GBLied to about accepting blue cross of texas Upon receiving my insurance on Jan 1, I went to look at therapy places that accept blue cross of Texas. Brightside on their website claims that they do. I signed up, and the message at the top upon entering my insurance was that blue cross and brightside were partnered, so they accepted my insurance. Everything was good, starting therapy and medicine. Suddenly on the 22nd, I'm informed my insurance is NO LONGER ACCEPTED. upon asking, brightside said they never accepted my insurance. So I was allowed to start treatment, be put on medication that will cause me to go into withdrawal upon suddenly being stopped, just to get it taken away. I feel like this was done to try to force me into paying. If I could pay for therapy I would have done that. I live off of 300 dollars a month. This is so beyond wrong. I have filed a two official complaints, one with blue cross and one with the state board for this. It's illegal to claim you accept someone's insurance when you don't. Brightside couldn't care less about you. Just your money. Don't do it.
PatientA
GBI’d give its therapists 5 stars I’d give its therapists 5 stars. However, the nurse practioners are short lived. When asked if they treat ADHD you’re given the incorrect answer of yes. During my year with them I found my therapist a God send. However the medication and NP side of my treatment would be a 1 star experience. At first I was given a 5 minute (not an exaggeration) appointment with him. He prescribed a medication that put me in a deep depression and the effects of the medication were something I won’t soon forget. But it was his response to hearing I wasn’t doing well on the medication that sent me reeling. “Most don’t do well on that medication”. Ok why prescribe it if you know it’s not a good drug for most patients?! During the year plus I was with them, my NP changed several times. Never getting medication I needed to impove my condition. They don’t accept most insurances and it’s difficult to tell whom they take.
Curls N Melanin
GBDO NOT SEEK MEDICAL ADVICE HERE DO NOT SEEK MEDICAL ADVICE HERE! I had an appointment with a NP by the name of Paul Kariuki, yesterday at 7:30 p.m., which should have raised red flags in the first place. Total waste of money and time. He wasn't interested in any of my symptoms and he claimed that they didn't treat panic disorders although the websites clearly advertises that they do. He also claimed that since I've tried other medications in the past that failed, it was pointless prescribing other medications in the same family. You could see all hope leave my eyes by the end of the appointment. I was shocked. I guess they are making any and everyone nurses and doctors these days because he didn't even try. He gave absolutely no effort or suggestions, NOTHING. It was like paying a stranger for pointless conversation. I should have read the reviews here first.
Molly Ohar
GBScam Continued taking my money after cancelling my subscription. Unable to contact ANYONE by phone. Sent multiple messages to their customer service with no response. No option to cancel service on the website. They're going to be reported for fraud through my bank.
kayla schofield
GBI’d give less than 1 star if I could I’d give less than 1 star if I could. Brightside sent me an invoice two weeks ago for back payment starting the beginning of the month. Without explanation or any clarification they automatically billed my account. I wasn’t able to make rent or get through to any customer service rep. Save yourself the anger!!