Benevolence Health Center's Online Review Report Card
Benevolence Health Center
4.8
Average Star Rating
9
Total Reviews
1
Recent Reviews
2
Review Sites Found
Accepts Medicare
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Sentiment Analysis
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Online Reviews Breakdown
List of Benevolence Health Center's Reviews
Rude receptionist.. Dr doesn't listen to you or your concerns talks over you.. Lost my lab results so had to come back to test again
I only give them a 2 star due to high volume of calls. However, I tried for over a week to schedule an appointment. The lady at the front desk told me to call my Insurance to approve then call to schedule and appointment. However, I have called over 8 times left voicemails! I have proof, and nobody has had respect to call me back. I gave up on this clinic (first visit) and looking for something with better customer service.
Terrible service... don't even bother going there... receptionist had a fucked up attitude
Tiny office, 1 dr on Saturdays... this office is so small they call you in, send you out to wait again, 3 times back and forth... is this how it's supposed to work, nope. Not for me. It's so fkn ghetto here.
This place is horrible. I pay over $200/mo for my PPO and they're trying to charge me for my visit. I'm sick as a dog AND I need a doctors note to return to work.
I went here about a month ago to get a physical. I'm not the best at getting my blood drawn as I hate needles. Plus, the last time my blood was drawn, I got extremely light headed and nearly passed out so I didn't want my blood drawn but it was physical time. France (a nurse?) at Benevolent was great - she was gentle and understanding. She had me lay down while she drew my blood and lightly chatted and joked to distract me while she gently put the needle in my arm to draw blood. Best blood drawing experience ever. So, if any of you are squeamish- go here.
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