Don't even bother.
30 minute free consult sounds great on paper. Here's my problems:
-failed to call my for my initial consultation booked as promised. I have the emails confirming date and time, had my phone on me all day, got no call and no follow up. My partner ended up booking another appointment online (after we could not reach them by phone) on my behalf.
-call throughout feels like a sales pitch, hard to build genuine connection over pain when you feel you're not really being heard.
-asked 'why have you dealt with this pain for so long?' I was managed for five years and have been in treatment under a GP and neurologist for the last three years. I have been dealing with my condition, I'm just looking for options because my pain has been a constant struggle. (Chronic migraine sufferer.) A very poorly worded and hurtful question implying fault for not finding a solution sooner, choosing to live with pain.
-quoted $400 for a consultation with a doctor, running costs and charges for additional treatments, medications etc. not mentioned because I was so gobsmacked I said 'are you ******* serious?!' and gave the phone to my partner because I couldn't believe what I'd heard. I understand not all treatments can be free or cheap, but I pay half that to see a neurologist at full price. Admittedly, I shouldn't have sworn like that, but how do companies expect those dealing with chronic pain to afford it? Many of us are at least reduced in work capacity, if indeed able to work at all. A cost as high as this during a cost of living crisis is not manageable.
It feels like this company only cares to push their sales pitch, instead of listening to the human on the other end who, may I remind you, is in real, chronic pain.
Do better.








