ZocDoc Reviews

Big scam. They cancel your appointment with out any explanation.

They collect your medical and personnel information to sell it to other companies.

I would give them a minus 0. They had a PCP showing she was in network with bsbc and I called to see if she accepted my plan and was told yes....I did a physical which under my plan is free..I have a bill showing $791.00....for a physical...talk about gouging.no physical for simply peeing in a cup and taking blood should be that high...I believe they have a scam running but I checked before I even went out there and I was told my plan was accepted but sue me Ms Dunn I record everything and you have no.idea where I come from.

worst service and keep over charging, unethical.

This is not a good site to make an appointment, I used this on Thursday to book an appointment for the following Monday and the Doctors office had no record of it.

I was told they were not even notified of it and zocdoc had me to upload my insurance and licenses on thier website but Doctors office had no knowledge of it.

I would not recommend this for appointments .

Horrible. Dr. Mohaned Ahmed posted with photo performed inferior work. Took no responsibility whatsoever, disappeared from his clinic in honolulu, the waialae dental care clinic and didn’t respond after causing an ill-fitted bite, gum problems and nerve damage from two restorations performed back to back. No communication and left in the middle of treatment never to be seen or heard from again.

If you are a provider, PLEASE READ!!!!!! Zocdoc is not a fair marketing platform for doctors. Their goal is to make money for themselves. They are NOT concerned about the providers at all. Please understand that Zocdoc is charging doctors for patient contact information. So, basically, you will pay anywhere from $42 to 70 dollars for a patient contact (phone number and email address.) You may get an incorrect number and email.

Furthermore, they don't require patients to upload all their information (insurance cards, full name, and address before booking). The provider is still charged for the booking if the patient fails to upload this information. If the patient doesn't show up, the provider is still charged. The provider is still charged if the patient knowingly books "out of network. This company is a ripoff. There is no way a provider will make money using Zocdoc. I had 20 bookings, was charged for 15 bookings, and most didn't show up. Zocdoc charged me 600 dollars, and I only retained three patients out of 20 bookings. I would NEVER recommend this company to anyone. Look elsewhere to promote your business.

One sided business model that protects only ZocDoc's bottom line and not their customers ie doctor's offices. Even When patients book fraudulently (or are "made up") the office still gets charged ZocDoc's exorbitant acquisition fee, and the company's trust and safety team will literally do nothing to help its own customers.

They say "we match patients' needs with providers." They failed horrendously and charged me $130. I never listed myself as a psychiatrist, yet two patients booked me for medication management.

Fact

1. ZocDoc's failed website design misguided two patients to book me.

2. ZocDoc insists on charging me $130

3. ZocDoc insists on taking zero accountability

HORRIBLE. Extremely inefficient, non-responsive, apathetic, and USELESS. I scheduled an in-person visit with my primary care physician and several days later Zocdoc sends me an email reminder that I have an upcoming video visit with my doctor. A video visit I never scheduled.

When I emailed back and told them about their mistake they ( days later) emailed me back and said they could not correct the error, that I would have to do it online. I tried 3 TIMES to correct the error online and their website would not let me do it. I emailed them again and told them about this and received the same standard reply, automatically generated, that I had to do it online.. These people are a DISASTER! AVOID ZOCDOC!

Needed to fill out patient forms for a specialist. Looking for their forms, in (Simplify) Zocdoc jumps in to guide me. Confused, but forms were labeled with specialist name. Filled all out, uploaded to Zocdoc, told forms sent to physician. Not sent to doctor I was seeing, in fact his office told me they no longer use Zocdoc.

Had to do forms over at his office. Infuriates me they have all my personal info, and what doctor got me forms?

They rip you off. They changed staff al the time.

They changed my user agreement. Started to charge my card without my permission

They ripped me off of money on fake patients ! Lied to me that they emailed me In May and called me in May 2019 to change the user agreement.

They changed the case manger for me and there was no contact since 2017. Until they sneaked up in the 2 Nd year after they thought I’m trusting them and was blindfolded !

They put fake patients who my food was could never reach and appt was never confirmed but they still charge me 100 dollar per fake appt they put on Zoc doc. Offered them to send a person to recite my Emr Thais patients don’t exist and they said they don’t have to it’s just as soon as patient makes appt I get billed whether or not they are seen !

What an elaborate gang of thieves and sociopaths! !

Shame on them.

My curse will befall them. For sure.

Incorrect addresses, being contacted for appts. that were not scheduled or cancelled and labeled as no-shows, these are some of the things that occurred to me while I used the zocdoc platform. However, my recent experience with a doctor and zocdoc's review process has soured me completely, I wonder how many people they do this to to skew their ratings system. My experience: I had a bad experience with a dentist and their insurance listing. I posted a review on zocdoc, which was flagged and not submitted because I listed the specific price I was charged for a co-pay. Fine. Changed it and resubmitted. Zocdoc flagged it again and send it back for editing, for what reason I have no idea since I didn't violate any of their review guidelines. Here's the review, you tell me what was wrong with it.

"Did not start off on a good note. The visit started 90 minutes after my appt due to an emergency root canal. I was told to go get myself a cup of coffee and come back in 30 minutes. Then I waited another hour. The actual cleaning was very efficient and I was planning on coming back for filling work and an extensive exam/x-rays. However, I'm pretty steamed right now that this doctor is listed as an in-network provider, which means that I should not have been charged a copay for the service I received. I suspect I was charged due to the fact that they are not in-network providers as stated under their profile description. I'm waiting for a call back from the office but as this particular moment I am absolutely not happy.

Update: Spoke with both my insurance and the office, who tried to tell me that they ACCEPT my insurance but they are not in-network providers. No kidding. I told the the office person (I didn't get her name and she never gave it in the text she sent me or during the phone call) they were listed as an in-network provider on zocdoc and she tried to give me some shady reason that would justify their reasoning. I feel this is a deceptive practice and think they need to be taken off the zocdoc website. It's a shame because the actual dentist was very nice and I would have continued to be a patient had they bothered to act with any integrity."

So what exactly is the problem? That would require communication to me from zocdoc. Exactly one person reached out after the first review was denied and I never heard back from their "customer service" team after that.

I have never had a problem with ZocDoc. I love that you can see all the open availabilities your doctor has and that you can pick and choose the time and dates of your appointments.

ZocDoc is highly efficient and I use it to make all of my doctor/dentist appointments.