Jeffrey Sneller
Bainbridge Island,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, April 20, 2008
It would seem that most of the comments that have been posted on this an other sites are somewhat the same. My experience was no different. There is a staff of three, i.e. the doctor, receptionist and assistant who are all really creepy, especially the assistant who comes across like a snake oil salesmen, not like a medical practioner. The Doctor is a G.P straight out of a Boris Karloff movie. The office is also like walking into a set out of Jacob's Ladder. It doesn't feel quite right. Most concerning, however, is the treatment instructions they give you to provide to a hospital in the event your erection remains longer than 4 hours. On the flip side, the medication did work for me (at least on the diagnositic visit) where Cialus did not. I am really debating about cancelling my order for the medication and stopping payment on my $1,870 check for no other reason than I did not leave with a good feeling about this place.
Oscar
Washington, D.C.,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, January 10, 2006
I am a Boston Medical Group patient and I found the clinic to be a little bit too commercial oriented for my taste. However, their doctor was not only corteous and professional but also right on the spot. He recommended the injection therapy, and it has been a blessing for me and my wife. It restored our sex life. Expensive? Sure it was more than I would have liked to pay, but after endless consultations with many urologists that prescribed pills that didn't work, I am relieved someone knew how to deal with the problem. I cannot comment on the administration, company turn over, etc. as I only saw things as a patient, but I have seen many instances were disgruntled employees accuse their former companies of the most evil things just to break even. Anyway, just my opinion.
Oscar
Washington, D.C.,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, January 10, 2006
I am a Boston Medical Group patient and I found the clinic to be a little bit too commercial oriented for my taste. However, their doctor was not only corteous and professional but also right on the spot. He recommended the injection therapy, and it has been a blessing for me and my wife. It restored our sex life. Expensive? Sure it was more than I would have liked to pay, but after endless consultations with many urologists that prescribed pills that didn't work, I am relieved someone knew how to deal with the problem. I cannot comment on the administration, company turn over, etc. as I only saw things as a patient, but I have seen many instances were disgruntled employees accuse their former companies of the most evil things just to break even. Anyway, just my opinion.
Oscar
Washington, D.C.,#5Consumer Comment
Tue, January 10, 2006
I am a Boston Medical Group patient and I found the clinic to be a little bit too commercial oriented for my taste. However, their doctor was not only corteous and professional but also right on the spot. He recommended the injection therapy, and it has been a blessing for me and my wife. It restored our sex life. Expensive? Sure it was more than I would have liked to pay, but after endless consultations with many urologists that prescribed pills that didn't work, I am relieved someone knew how to deal with the problem. I cannot comment on the administration, company turn over, etc. as I only saw things as a patient, but I have seen many instances were disgruntled employees accuse their former companies of the most evil things just to break even. Anyway, just my opinion.
Oscar
Washington, D.C.,#6Consumer Comment
Tue, January 10, 2006
I am a Boston Medical Group patient and I found the clinic to be a little bit too commercial oriented for my taste. However, their doctor was not only corteous and professional but also right on the spot. He recommended the injection therapy, and it has been a blessing for me and my wife. It restored our sex life. Expensive? Sure it was more than I would have liked to pay, but after endless consultations with many urologists that prescribed pills that didn't work, I am relieved someone knew how to deal with the problem. I cannot comment on the administration, company turn over, etc. as I only saw things as a patient, but I have seen many instances were disgruntled employees accuse their former companies of the most evil things just to break even. Anyway, just my opinion.
Rodney
Cleveland,#7UPDATE Employee
Sat, July 16, 2005
I to am employed by the Boston Medical Group who ironically doesn't even have an office in Boston and as far as I can tell has no association with Boston whatsoever. This company is a total scam and ripoff in that ALL they care about is making the largest amount of money as fast as they can. They sell this injection medication which is supposed to "cure your problem in six months" for about $1200 and to this date I HAVE NEVER seen one of the hundreds of thousands of patients they have allegedly seen be cured. It's all a bunch of bullshit. Oh and if you want to get their medication on your own at a compounding pharmacy it should only cost you about $10 which would save you a whopping $1190 which I'm sure the assholes at BMG would not like. They also claim to cure premature ejaculation which coincidentally is done with the same $1200 medication for the same time period of six months amazingly. There is virtually no evidence or study to prove this theory. Believe it or not but this is just more bullshit they made up to sell your their their product. It is ALL LIES. Professionally speaking they are a terrible company to work for. The turnover rate is extremely high and they don't pay their few actual good employees s**t. The company treats its employees as bad as it treats its clients. On one occassion the doctor and medication really screwed up a patient who had to go to the hospital and the only concern that management expressed to me was whether the guy bought the medication or was only a consultation. That shows you where thier priorities are. If you have any complaints you can call the President of the company a "Dr" Daniel Ha at 714-966-0588. He is the "Dr" who trains all the clinics physicians who ironically is not a doctor himself. If you look hard enough you will see that he may or may not have a medical degree and absolutely is not licensed in the United States. This toes the line of criminality if he trying to treat the patients himself when he is training the actual licensed physicians. Anyway you can give him a call and discuss it as he is the one pocketing all the money. If you can't reach him try Tom Messinger at the same phone number that is his right hand man who is also getting a nice salary for this bullshit scam of a company. By the way lookup the number of lawsuits that have been filed against the company and you will find them numerous.
Rodney
Cleveland,#8UPDATE Employee
Sat, July 16, 2005
I to am employed by the Boston Medical Group who ironically doesn't even have an office in Boston and as far as I can tell has no association with Boston whatsoever. This company is a total scam and ripoff in that ALL they care about is making the largest amount of money as fast as they can. They sell this injection medication which is supposed to "cure your problem in six months" for about $1200 and to this date I HAVE NEVER seen one of the hundreds of thousands of patients they have allegedly seen be cured. It's all a bunch of bullshit. Oh and if you want to get their medication on your own at a compounding pharmacy it should only cost you about $10 which would save you a whopping $1190 which I'm sure the assholes at BMG would not like. They also claim to cure premature ejaculation which coincidentally is done with the same $1200 medication for the same time period of six months amazingly. There is virtually no evidence or study to prove this theory. Believe it or not but this is just more bullshit they made up to sell your their their product. It is ALL LIES. Professionally speaking they are a terrible company to work for. The turnover rate is extremely high and they don't pay their few actual good employees s**t. The company treats its employees as bad as it treats its clients. On one occassion the doctor and medication really screwed up a patient who had to go to the hospital and the only concern that management expressed to me was whether the guy bought the medication or was only a consultation. That shows you where thier priorities are. If you have any complaints you can call the President of the company a "Dr" Daniel Ha at 714-966-0588. He is the "Dr" who trains all the clinics physicians who ironically is not a doctor himself. If you look hard enough you will see that he may or may not have a medical degree and absolutely is not licensed in the United States. This toes the line of criminality if he trying to treat the patients himself when he is training the actual licensed physicians. Anyway you can give him a call and discuss it as he is the one pocketing all the money. If you can't reach him try Tom Messinger at the same phone number that is his right hand man who is also getting a nice salary for this bullshit scam of a company. By the way lookup the number of lawsuits that have been filed against the company and you will find them numerous.