The Center For Emotional Health Of Greater Philadelphia
The Center For Emotional Health Of Greater Philadelphia Overview
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The Center For Emotional Health Of Greater Philadelphia reviews: 1.0 star from 1 review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied and report poor value and outcomes.
Positive Feedback
The intake process is reported as quick, but positive notes are otherwise minimal.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Repeated customer complaints about lack of clinical understanding and no real outcomes.
- Complaints of inappropriate upselling and membership-style pitches despite mismatched needs.
- High price level with concerns about billing and limited insurance engagement.
- Poor customer service and perceived low value for cost.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Expect a fast intake but verify clinical fit and outcomes before committing.
- Ask about billing, refunds, insurance acceptance, and any membership or program upsells up front.
- Read other reviews and weigh price versus reported value.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
The Center For Emotional Health Of Greater Philadelphia reviews: 1.0 star from 1 review; consumers are mostly dissatisfied and report poor value and outcomes.
Positive Feedback
The intake process is reported as quick, but positive notes are otherwise minimal.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Repeated customer complaints about lack of clinical understanding and no real outcomes.
- Complaints of inappropriate upselling and membership-style pitches despite mismatched needs.
- High price level with concerns about billing and limited insurance engagement.
- Poor customer service and perceived low value for cost.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Expect a fast intake but verify clinical fit and outcomes before committing.
- Ask about billing, refunds, insurance acceptance, and any membership or program upsells up front.
- Read other reviews and weigh price versus reported value.
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Dissatisfied: Poor Service and Inappropriate Upselling
- - Unhappy with The Center for Emotional Health; objectives and evaluations were not addressed.
- - Upsold an unrelated parent program and charged $3000.
As a client of The Center for Emotional Health, I must express my extreme dissatisfaction with their services. Despite clearly stating my treatment objectives and the need for clinical evaluations, they neglected to address them adequately, focusing only on areas we had already covered.
Furthermore, their attempt to upsell me on a program meant for parents with a very specific type of situation, which doesn't apply to me, was both inappropriate and disappointing.
The $3000 I spent with them feels like a complete waste, and it's evident why insurance companies choose not to engage with this organization. I strongly advise seeking treatment elsewhere.
- Quick intake
- Quick to sign up and upsell
- No value
- No real outcomes
Preferred solution: Full refund
User's recommendation: Poor quality, worst price, upselling like a time share
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