Found this place online. They are completely HORRIBLE…read more I have anxiety and ocd with depression. This Cheryl who owns the place, said she could set me up with a Bethany that is who I originally contacted. I gave my insurance card ...she accepted it. She sets me up with Bethany, I saw Bethany twice...was contacted by Cheryl after that and told she was gone. She proceeded to tell me a Kaitlyn would take me. Well if you look at their website there are only two of them anyway including the owner. Kaitlyn canceled literally 10 mins after I was supposed to see her...then I saw her once...she then had a family emergency...and there was no inclination that they were going to stop my insurance. I get an email last night saying it is too difficult to bill my insurance which is laughable bc no other drs I see ever used that excuse. Then they had the nerve to ask if I wanted to do self pay? Cheryl clearly can not keep employees...and I would not recommend this place to anyone. So disorganized as well ...

I normally don't leave negative reviews, but I feel an honest account of my experience with…read moreNortheast Men's Health is necessary for anyone considering this clinic. At first, the staff seemed friendly, but the business model quickly became clear: everything is structured around locking you into a time-period commitment (offered as 6-month, 1-year, 2-year, or even 3-year options). The pressure felt subtle but very calculated, and the costs weren't justified by the actual care. What ultimately pushed me to leave was realizing that I qualified for insurance coverage elsewhere--something their clinic, being in the industry, should reasonably recognize. Instead, I was led toward long-term paid commitments without being made aware of alternatives that could drastically reduce my out-of-pocket expense. The lab work they ordered was also surprisingly incomplete. Basic testosterone testing didn't include Free or Bioavailable Testosterone, which are extremely important markers for diagnosing and treating low T. I couldn't help wondering if this was due to cost cutting. Medication refills were another ongoing frustration. They would wait until I was nearly out of medication before approving the next refill. It created unnecessary stress when you rely on these medications for your well-being and stability. In the end, I transitioned to another clinic where my insurance covers treatment, the testing is far more thorough, and I don't feel like I'm navigating around sales tactics. Northeast Men's Health may work for some people, but based on my experience, the priorities felt more financial than medical. I recommend doing your homework and comparing options before committing to anything long-term.

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I cannot recommend this program strongly enough! Shannon helps you be what you want to be. I am the…read moresame person I was before her program - yet simultaneously completely different. I had been on an exhaustive 10-year career search, looking for a position that fit others' expectations of where I should be next . . . Not realizing that the career I was already making for myself, was most closely aligned with my values, beliefs, and desire to live a balanced, yet well-paid life that puts my happiness, and presence for my children first. (As Shannon put it, I am like Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz - in that I didn't need to "look any further than my own back yard.") I wanted clarity over the future direction of my career, and to get to where I want to be. This goal was met due to the expert advice of Shannon. My product and brand has been strengthened, and I am much more mindful and intentional about the career decisions I make. Shannon listens, then reminds you what you said is important to YOU, rather than fit you into a cookie-cutter program. I wholeheartedly recommend the Whole U. process.

Those of us who don't work in career advising don't really know what we're doing when it comes to…read morechanging a career. I'd hire a professional to fix my car, or operate on my heart... so I'd certainly hire a pro to guide my way to my new career. Working with Shannon helped me set up a road map to reach my goal. I learned how to: write a 21st-century resume, re-do my LinkedIn page, and I learned (again) that there's no time like the present to start the first step toward my goal. I learned that my goal isn't ridiculous and could actually provide a huge benefit to people. I really appreciate the holistic approach to Whole U. advising services. Everything in this world is interconnected, whether one believes that in a spiritual or scientific way, and one's career is not excluded from that.