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TrustScore 3 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Listed me without my consent, with no way to contact anyone or fix it

I never created or added myself to this listing — I don't know how my information ended up here. To make it worse, I resigned from the associated practice over 6 months ago, and the listing still shows me as affiliated. There is no contact form anywhere on the site, no listed email, and no way I've been able to find to reach anyone at this company — so I have no path to correct information I never submitted in the first place. For a healthcare directory, that's a serious problem: it means providers have no control over what's published under their name. I can't recommend a platform that lists people without consent and gives them no way to fix or remove it.

August 2, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Fraudulent way for doctors to advertise themselves

IMO this sight is a fraudulent way for doctors to advertise themselves. The problem is, no one is fact checking the information. There is also no way to contact the owners or management of this website! I noticed that the specific information listed, was for a different doctor. The link at the bottom of the webpage to “Contact Us” is useless. The link takes you to a page of advertisements, on how to close your practice. The ad I viewed listed a 3.6 star rating for the doctor, but right beside it says there are no reviews. They must have pulled this data from somewhere. Seeing such a low rating is very concerning; especially without any collaborating info. This supports that physicians are claiming inaccurate facts about themselves. By fluke, I happened to know the doctor that was listed in the specific information. Aside from his education, there was not a lot of truthful information. He treats patients as per his own values and ignores personal directives and patient's autonomy.

March 27, 2025
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