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Gentle Wellness Center

4.1 (9 reviews)
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Nonsurgical body sculpting

Therapeutic massage

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I've been a patient of both the medical (dermatology) clinic and the cosmetic department…read more Friendly staff, they will be very prompt to get you an appointment. The clinic however has a corporate feel. When I saw the medical dermatologist she was rushing through the appointment and did not take the time to listen to my concerns. She prescribed me 2 medications without examining my skin because she "could tell looking from over here." I bought one of the prescriptions, but discontinued the use after 3 months since I didn't notice any changes on my skin.

Been a long-time patient, off and on based on my insurance and if they are considered in-network…read more They are with my current plan. I had my annual skin check today. About 19 years ago, I had skin cancer and they removed it in this office. I couldn't remember what type it was, but I could remember the doctor's name who I had seen. I said they should have the notes and diagnosis since they performed the procedure. But because there was a period of 4 years in which they didn't take my insurance and I had to go elsewhere, apparently they purged my entire medical file! They only had history on me for the last few years. I don't have a copy of my medical records, nor was I ever offered a copy before they purged it, so I couldn't tell them what type of skin cancer I had either. So that was disconcerting. Because of my history and preponderance of freckles, moles, etc., typically photos are taken to observe skin patterns over time. None were taken at this visit. But then again, with my purged medical records, what would they have to compare it to? Second red flag for me as a patient. During the exam the PA found two small skin tags that she offered to remove for me. I was inclined to do so, but I needed to know (ballpark) how much it might cost me. I knew I reached my deductible for the year, I knew my coinsurance was 25%, but I needed to know roughly what they'd bill my insurance so I had an idea what my 25% would be. Roughly $200 to snip something off, cool; if they charged $1000 per snip, maybe I'd decline since it's benign/elective. No one in the office could tell me...not the PA, the assistant, the front desk...no one! When I went to check out, I asked if they could submit a predetermination with my insurance so I could get such an estimate. The response was "oh we don't do that. We don't know what codes will be billed until after the visit." I was confused; we just had the visit, we know the dx: it's a skin tag and it'll be require a local anesthetic and a swipe of a scalpel to remove it. What's the big mystery here? Again I was told it wasn't possible to get even a ballpark estimate. I asked, "so I could be signing up for a $75 out-of-pocket expense or a $750 out-of-pocket expense, and you can't give me anything more specific?" Nope. No other industry on the planet can I think of where you'd just sign up for a procedure or a service without having a vague idea of the cost. I don't take my car into the shop without receiving an estimate of what it will cost for the services required. This isn't a "let's open her up and see what we're dealing with" kind of situation. It's clear what the diagnosis and services required will be. If you don't have a billing person in the office, surely someone can get this information from the billing person/practice used? Medical and financial transparency is severely lacking here, and best practices for long-term patient care and skin history are not followed either. Not all of us are here for Botox and injectables. Looks like I'll be looking for a new practice truly interested in skin cancer detection and prevention, and one with billing transparency.

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Excellent service and results at Core IV. Have gone to them for shots, drips, ozone, EBOO, and…read morehyperbaric oxygen. Staff is friendly and professional. I will continue to only use them in the future.

I had a very frustrating experience with Core IV Therapy due to what I found to be significant…read moredisorganization and inconsistent communication. To be fair, the staff members I spoke with were very personable and friendly on the phone. However, there appear to be several people working in the front office who answer calls and provide consultations, and I repeatedly received different information depending on who I spoke with. I was given conflicting information regarding office hours, shipping timelines, product availability, and the availability of the nurse practitioner. Most recently, I purchased a round of products and was told three different things by three different staff members regarding my order. The conflicting information ultimately delayed my shipment. When I brought my concerns to their attention, the response seemed empathetic on the surface, but there was very little accountability for the fact that I had made decisions based on information their staff provided to me. My biggest advice to anyone considering working with Core IV Therapy is this: get everything in writing. Write down who you spoke with, the date, and exactly what you were told. If something is important regarding your order, shipping, appointment, or availability, ask them to confirm it by text or email. In my experience, information communicated verbally over the phone was later contradicted or not honored. They have personable staff and I wanted to have a positive experience with this company, but the level of inconsistency and disorganization made the process unnecessarily frustrating. Better internal communication and accountability would make a significant difference.

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