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• Review fromGregory A

  Date: 10/23/2025

  1 star
  Hypertension Second Opinion Clinic Failure:
  Its sloppy opinion has nothing actionable and is devoid of references to key clinical records from xxxxxx xxxxxx Hospital that I offered to have released.
  It would have significantly impacted the final document. Having (or using, I can’t quite tell which is the case) the kidney test records would have freed the copious attention given to my kidneys and renal function, and that exciting new kidney surgery I don’t need. That lost time and space could have been spent on something relevant to me. You know, the patient.
  Nothing is recommended I haven't taken before and had side effects that outweigh positive effects. Why didn't anyone ask? Didn’t really matter given all the energy directed at taking more drugs that provide no clinical benefit and multiple side effects. I documented all of this information.
  No consideration is given to ACE inhibitors or ARBs. ********* is not the only ARB and both types of drugs are great for kidneys! What gives? Why or why not ACE or ARBs? Where is the opinion in this “second opinion.”
  After a fantastic experience with the second neurosurgery opinion last year, this experience is profoundly disappointing on every. single. level.
  This opinion reads lazy and/or uncaring.
  Money and time wasted.
  **** 

• Review fromJanaki V

  Date: 09/25/2025

  1 star
  I had an orthopedic appointment on April 16 of this year. The doctor told me I would benefit from a cortisone injection to my knee and administered it in his office. The appointment lasted at most 10 minutes. I got a bill to pay $2,311 out of pocket for that visit, and one of the line items was a charge of $1,220. I called my insurer, Anthem, and found out that this line item is coded as a "Facility Charge." On my itemized bill, this charge is labeled "Treatment or Observation Room." There is a separate "Facility Charge" line item for $139. I called the Cleveland Clinic billing dept, sent a message via MyChart, and emailed ombudsman to review the bill and remove/reduce this charge, but to no avail.
  I called the billing dept to pay the bill and told them I am disputing this $1220 line item. I told them I wanted to pay for the remainder of the bill minus this line item, in addition to new charges for an unrelated appointment. I was clear that I did not want my payment applied towards this additional facility fee of $1,220. In fact, they applied my payment toward this disputed charge, and have now sent me to a collection agency for charges of $675.47 related to my later, unrelated appointments.
  A surprise out-of-pocket bill for $2,311 for a 10-minute appointment that includes a $1,220 "Treatment or Observation Room" fee in addition to a named "Facility Charge" seems completely exorbitant, unethical, and unfair. Moreover, CCF has not followed my instructions to apply my payments to other undisputed charges, and instead has sent me collections for these charges, which I paid. They have been completely unhelpful and have stonewalled me at every turn. Now I still have knee pain, hours of time on hold on the phone with them that I can't get back, a collection agency to contend with, and no progress at all on resolving this outrageous bill.

• Review fromBarb B

  Date: 09/11/2025

  1 star
  The World Headquarters of the Cleveland Clinic does not provide a method of receiving medical images via *** ** ***** 
  They use *** **. *** ** left 35 plus years of images 750 feet from my door. I am unable to retrieve the images due to disability.
  CCF does not refund the money paid for the two CDs.
  Star rating of one is due to this particular issue.

• Review fromLAWRENCE H

  Date: 08/26/2025

  1 star
  This medical group and their billing system is definitely disingenuous and possibly fraudulent. In the past they have applied payment of medical expenses for specific services to other billings that are from other doctors and there was a legitimate dispute. Once they apply payment to the wrong invoices, those records disappear from the customers view and then the company is looking for full payment on the bills they have not yet been paid for and they have in effect overcharged you and ignore any attempt from the customer to resolve the error. Recently they instituted a policy of collecting a patients copay at time of service. This is fine but after being informed there was no copay from the insurance company and they acknowledge as much they will not even recorgnize that they took that money from me despite my showing them the charge. This is outright incompetence or worse, theft. If you can find medical outside of this group, it would be in your interest to do so. I ahve seen massive complaints about all kinds of things. I am removing them from my providers going forward.

• Review fromJacqueline W

  Date: 08/15/2025

  1 star
  I had to go with a new family doctor this year due to health insurance. This doctor ordered several unnecessary tests for vitamin deficiencies once I told her I took vitamins B & D. When I inquired with this doctor as to why these blood tests were even ordered, she admitted she ordered them in error and they were unnecessary. She recommended I reach out to the Cleveland Clinic Ombudsman **********). After much wasted time, the end result was the Billing & Ombudsman's offices refused to remove billing charges despite the doctor's request. I also find it difficult to get timely appointments or find a family physician which is accepting new patients.

• Review fromZachery T

  Date: 07/08/2025

  1 star
  They diagnosed me incorrectly and I went home still ****** up then has to see a dermatologist.

• Review fromMike E

  Date: 05/15/2025

  1 star
  Received an April invoice and timely paid in full several hundred dollars. Received a May invoice showing a short payment of $100. Verified with bank that full payment was withdrawn. When i call the customer representation said the difference was applied to another invoice that was never presented to me because it was late coming from another office. The invoice and amount were on neither the April or May invoices. No opportunity to verify against an EOB and i still have not been invoiced for the services they applied my payment. How are they allowed to do anything they want and just bury the customer in paperwork and on hold with no answers.

• Review fromMariana R

  Date: 04/29/2025

  1 star
  Before my appointment a patient advocate was supposed to coordinate with my insurance. She didn’t despite me and my insurance trying to reach her. I was not told until after my appointment that they couldn’t find my insurance. I was surprised with a $800 bill then worked for reimbursement with my insurance. I got $500 back after serval months. I was told an ombudsman would be a good resource, but instead she told me repeatedly that everything was my fault and that she wouldn’t help me. Finally after I thought this was done with they surprise me with another $50 bill, which they backdate almost a year, and send to collections. I didn’t find out about the bill until a collections person called me about it.

• Review fromDonna D

  Date: 04/22/2025

  1 star
  Outrageously expensive! Copay plus a location fee. They wanted $1500 per visit for physical therapy, went out of their “parameter” and found a place for $100. I was required by insurance to have 6 visits before an MRI would be allowed. So $9,000 or $600, what a deceitful place!

• Review fromJennifer H

  Date: 04/03/2025

  1 star
  One of the staff made derogatory statements calling me slow minded and went onto have others bully me calling me a ***** ***** and that I have nothing to offer society.