I had the flu with respiratory… I had the flu with respiratory infection about 6 weeks ago. Quick diagnosis and prescription by CallonDoc. I recovered quickly. I was concerned about the long waits at clinics at the time and getting exposed to another illness such as covid. I am very grateful for CallonDoc.

Wow!! Wow!!! Just perfect Doctors. Quick diagnostic. Prescription ready to pickup in 1 hour at local pharmacy. I feel perfect after 4 days . JUST $39.99 per visit. Thank you CALLONDOC. Chris from Chicago.

Very professional and understanding and… Very professional and understanding and engaging!!!! Call-On-Doc is making an effort to please me and I’m so amazed by that. When I told them my sentiments, they listened. When you’re making an effort to make things better just to please me, that’s so awesome!!!! You’re THE BEST! I know that we’re all humans and we’re not gonna be always perfect but at least, it’s the effort that counts. Thank you!

EXCELLENT EXCELLENT! I was sooo sick and my doctor not available and I didn’t want to go to hospital. I put in my information and within 2 hours Call on Doc responded and sent In prescriptions. Excellent cost for this convenience. I feel better ALREADY! Thank You!!!!

On 4/24/24 my 10 year old son… On 4/24/24 my 10 year old son complained of a headache & eye pain so I kept him home from school. He has bad allergies so this is not uncommon for him plus he had seemed “off” for a few days & his brother had a cold the week before so figured it was one or the other. As the day went on his eyes started getting redder & redder & I had talked to multiple moms of children in his class who had pink eye. By the next morning it was pretty obvious that he had pink eye too. I made the mistake of choosing a high deductible plan this year & it seems like my kids have been to the doctor every other week since January. I did not feel like spending another $200 to have a Dr see him in person to tell us what we already knew in order to get eye drops. But it was also one of those days where I didn’t even feel like doing a telemedicine video visit either. I work from home, so waiting to connect to a video visit, even though more convenient than an in-person visit, still interferes with my job. My kids always come first, but they have come first A LOT in the last few months so I went in search of a telemedicine provider that I could chat or text with & found callondoc. Apparently I used them in the past because I already had an account. It was super easy. I just sent some pics, provided an explanation & our info & that was it. The price was reasonable & I even saw my account had “birthday” credits so the visit didn’t even cost anything. So 3 stars for all of that. It would have been 5 stars had it not been for the hassle of getting a doctor’s excuse. After the visit I went in to get the visit notes which were hardly visit notes at all. Definitely not anything I could provide to the school for his absence. So I messaged customer service to request a dr’s note. They responded very quickly & said they could provide one but it would cost an additional $20. ???? I had never heard of such a thing so I asked them to clarify that they wanted me to pay more money for a note after I had already paid for a visit. Customer service was quick to send me the writing in the terms & conditions outlining this cost. So if you are like me & tend to skim or skip the fine print, you have to pay extra for a dr’s excuse. Initially I told them to take a hike, but when I realized there was no way my son was going to be going to school the next day & a dr’s excuse is required for 3 days absence, I knew I was stuck. So I agreed & asked if I could use the rest of my credit to pay for it, which they said I could. Now 13 messages back & forth & 5 days later, I still don’t have the excuse because the customer service team has to be one of the most inept I have ever dealt with & the policies of this company are ridiculous. So the first thing I am told is that they cannot provide an excuse for 4/24 since he was not under their care at this time. Never have I ever seen any provider with this policy. Ever. People don’t typically rush to the Dr on day one of an illness, especially if they think it’s a cold or allergies. But at this point, it’s whatever, I need the note. I have agreed to whatever nonsense they have wanted me to for 5 days now & each new message is asking me the same thing or asking me what days he was off. Each time I tell them he was off 4/24-4/26 & then we have to start over with the whole they won’t excuse for the 4/24. So tonight I have been going back & forth with them telling them he returned on 4/29 & they are telling me that they can only excuse for 3 days so do I want a return date of 4/27 or 4/28…which was THE WEEKEND. Listen, initially I thought this was an awesome & convenient way to get low cost medical care fast, but now I am second guessing the whole thing. It seems to me like it may just be a dr’s excuse mill, churning out excuses as long as you pay the fees. The whole not excusing a patient for the day before you “diagnosed” them & being so strict on your 3 day excuse limits that you can’t use common sense, just seems like red flags that they are going out of their way not to raise any red flags. Anyway, it wasn’t worth the hassle. I should have just spent the $200 & went to a real doctor. I have until Wed to turn the excuse in or I could get a fine for truancy. Even if I get the excuse I may still get one because I need all the days to be excused. & now it’s too late to see a real doctor because the pink eye is gone!