Puremed Spine Neuropathy And Arthritis Center
Puremed Spine Neuropathy And Arthritis Center Overview
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Overall Customer Rating and Sentiment
Mixed to negative sentiment in Puremed Spine Neuropathy And Arthritis Center reviews; location praised but customers report poor reliability and limited service variety and note a high price level.
Positive Feedback
Reviewers value the center’s location and accessibility, mentioning convenience as a primary benefit.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Repeated customer complaints about alleged insurance misrepresentation and bait-and-switch practices.
- Billing issues with charges over $1,000 for few visits and difficulty obtaining refunds.
- Concerns that practitioners presented as medical doctors were chiropractors, with reports of adverse outcomes and legal investigations.
- Allegations about misleading positive testimonials and poor customer service.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Verify practitioner credentials and insurance participation before treatment when researching Puremed Spine Neuropathy And Arthritis Center reviews.
- Confirm pricing and billing policies in writing to avoid unexpected charges.
- Consider seeking a second medical opinion for procedures promoted as cure-oriented.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Overall Customer Rating and Sentiment
Mixed to negative sentiment in Puremed Spine Neuropathy And Arthritis Center reviews; location praised but customers report poor reliability and limited service variety and note a high price level.
Positive Feedback
Reviewers value the center’s location and accessibility, mentioning convenience as a primary benefit.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Repeated customer complaints about alleged insurance misrepresentation and bait-and-switch practices.
- Billing issues with charges over $1,000 for few visits and difficulty obtaining refunds.
- Concerns that practitioners presented as medical doctors were chiropractors, with reports of adverse outcomes and legal investigations.
- Allegations about misleading positive testimonials and poor customer service.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Verify practitioner credentials and insurance participation before treatment when researching Puremed Spine Neuropathy And Arthritis Center reviews.
- Confirm pricing and billing policies in writing to avoid unexpected charges.
- Consider seeking a second medical opinion for procedures promoted as cure-oriented.
Turn one complaint into a collective action
SPINE KNEE NEUROPATHY PUREMED SCOTT MCGRATH LASER CENTER ENGLEWOOD NJ
DO NOT GO THERE. This center is bait and switch SPINE AND NEUROPATHY CENTER ENGLEWOOD.
When I called puremed they said they participate with my insurance which they lied. When I got there I saw a nasty guy who I found out that he is a chiropractor and not a medical doctor. Scott Mcgrath the chiropractor promised to cure me with his laser machine. I went there for medical care for my knees to get an injection as their advertisement stated.
After 2 visits he burned my skin and I reported him to the attorney general office. This office should be closed immediately. I went to a real doctor after that any now I have to have surgery. I found out that he has done the same to others.
HE IS UNDER INVESTIGATION. He is sending me ills for over ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR for only 2 dates.
Toms River, New Jersey
ENGLEWOOD PUREMED KNEE SPINE NEUROPATHY NJ CHIROPRACTOR SCOTT MCGRATH BEWARE!!!
Pure med Scott McGrath is a liar not a MD. DO NOT GO THERE.
There is a tall Korean doctor who introduces himself as a medical doctor and ONLY CARES HOW TO RIP YOU AND YOUR INSURANCE OFF. Later I found out he is a chiropractor and reported him to the authorities. He has had several other legal cases as well. This place should not be in business.
He pays people to say good things about him on youtube.
He is under investigation and his license will be revoked soon. Same thing happened to my good friend as a body builder he went there and this chiropractor billed services under a medical doctor who he has never met.
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We take these matters very seriously. However, we have no record or recollection of any customer experience fitting your story and description, nor can we verify anything about your identity from your account, which appears to have just been created for the purpose of disparaging Dr. Scott McGrath, DC and PureMed.
All Chiropractic is quackery if you put effort into caring for patients they may have a better reputation.