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Very good school. During Covid19 it was very hard for me to find a driving school that would help…read moreme practice for my exam. This school responded quickly and was ready to help. I got a lot of good tips for driving, and I passed my exam soon after. I am very thankful.

I Paid $3,750 -- and Was Told I Couldn't Get My Blood Test Results Without Renewing"…read moreI joined Physimed a year ago, paying $3,750 for what I believed would be comprehensive, attentive private medical care. The doctor was pleasant enough, but as the months went by, I found myself wondering what--of what I actually needed--was ever done. The answer, unfortunately, is very little. My primary issue is chronic hip pain from bilateral hip replacements performed over a decade ago. Physimed's own description of services mentions access to orthopedic specialists. Yet, when I raised the issue, I was told I needed to deal directly with the hospital that had done my surgeries. A requisition for consultation was sent out nine months ago. Nothing. Last week, the same requisition was sent again. Then came the moment that truly shocked me. After going in for routine blood tests, the receptionist handed me a contract renewal for another year, which I hadn't been told about and hadn't expected. When I said I didn't have a credit card with me, she became visibly upset, called someone, and then told me that if I didn't call back that afternoon with payment information, I wouldn't receive my test results. When I later called to discuss the deplorable treatment , I pointed out that I was still within my 12-month contract. The administrator simply dismissed it, saying it was my "annual check-up" and adding bluntly, "we're running a business." That phrase said it all. For $3,750, I expected a level of professionalism, continuity, and care that reflects the premium Physimed charges. Instead, I left feeling coerced, disrespected, and deeply disappointed. Patients deserve empathy, not administrative threats over test results.

I consulted Dr. Yann Azoulay in October. He found, among other things, that my blood pressure was…read morehigh. He recommended that I be fitted with a medical device (offered by his practice, Physimed) that would measure my blood pressure continuously for 24 hours, which I promptly agreed to do and paid for in full in addition to the cost of my physical exam. When I called Physimed for my results, I was instructed by the medical receptionist to send an email to the doctor, which I promptly did. Dr. Yann Azoulay has yet to share the results of the diagnostic testing that he recommended despite my repeated attempts to obtain those results. I am deeply disappointed by the poor quality of medical care that I received.