They won’t provide a sick note
While the app, medical care, and customer service are great, the physician refused to provide a work note (for one day) because I was not running a fever. She said it was a new policy and employers were “catching on”...implying that I was simply attempting to get out of work. She suggested that I simply “speak to my employer” about why I was out and “hopefully they will understand.” I’m an RN and I work at a huge community hospital. I can assure you they don’t care why I’m out and, because it’s a weekend night, I will accumulate double the points for being absent. This forced me to get dressed, drive to the clinic, sit in a waiting room with a dozen flu patients, and pay triple the cost (after already paying for the Teledoc call) simply to acquire a sick note (which they gave me with no hesitation whatsoever). This practice is redundant, expensive, and completely unnecessary. I gave Teledoc 3 stars (although I’m admittedly irritated) because they are a great service. But if you need a sick note, don’t waste your time. Not cool, Teledoc. I really hope you reevaluate your new policy.
Provider, App, App, App
Sick note, Medical care, Customer service, Sick note
negative, positive, positive, negative
Provider - Sick note - negative, App - Medical care - positive, App - Customer service - positive, App - Sick note - negative
### USER: They won’t provide a sick note: While the app, medical care, and customer service are great, the physician refused to provide a work note (for one day) because I was not running a fever. She said it was a new policy and employers were “catching on”...implying that I was simply attempting to get out of work. She suggested that I simply “speak to my employer” about why I was out and “hopefully they will understand.” I’m an RN and I work at a huge community hospital. I can assure you they don’t care why I’m out and, because it’s a weekend night, I will accumulate double the points for being absent. This forced me to get dressed, drive to the clinic, sit in a waiting room with a dozen flu patients, and pay triple the cost (after already paying for the Teledoc call) simply to acquire a sick note (which they gave me with no hesitation whatsoever). This practice is redundant, expensive, and completely unnecessary. I gave Teledoc 3 stars (although I’m admittedly irritated) because they are a great service. But if you need a sick note, don’t waste your time. Not cool, Teledoc. I really hope you reevaluate your new policy. ### ASSISTANT: Provider - Sick note - negative, App - Medical care - positive, App - Customer service - positive, App - Sick note - negative )))
### Review: title: They won’t provide a sick note, content: While the app, medical care, and customer service are great, the physician refused to provide a work note (for one day) because I was not running a fever. She said it was a new policy and employers were “catching on”...implying that I was simply attempting to get out of work. She suggested that I simply “speak to my employer” about why I was out and “hopefully they will understand.” I’m an RN and I work at a huge community hospital. I can assure you they don’t care why I’m out and, because it’s a weekend night, I will accumulate double the points for being absent. This forced me to get dressed, drive to the clinic, sit in a waiting room with a dozen flu patients, and pay triple the cost (after already paying for the Teledoc call) simply to acquire a sick note (which they gave me with no hesitation whatsoever). This practice is redundant, expensive, and completely unnecessary. I gave Teledoc 3 stars (although I’m admittedly irritated) because they are a great service. But if you need a sick note, don’t waste your time. Not cool, Teledoc. I really hope you reevaluate your new policy. ### Analysis: categories: Provider, App, App, App, aspects: Sick note, Medical care, Customer service, Sick note, sentiments: negative, positive, positive, negative )))
### Review: title: They won’t provide a sick note, content: While the app, medical care, and customer service are great, the physician refused to provide a work note (for one day) because I was not running a fever. She said it was a new policy and employers were “catching on”...implying that I was simply attempting to get out of work. She suggested that I simply “speak to my employer” about why I was out and “hopefully they will understand.” I’m an RN and I work at a huge community hospital. I can assure you they don’t care why I’m out and, because it’s a weekend night, I will accumulate double the points for being absent. This forced me to get dressed, drive to the clinic, sit in a waiting room with a dozen flu patients, and pay triple the cost (after already paying for the Teledoc call) simply to acquire a sick note (which they gave me with no hesitation whatsoever). This practice is redundant, expensive, and completely unnecessary. I gave Teledoc 3 stars (although I’m admittedly irritated) because they are a great service. But if you need a sick note, don’t waste your time. Not cool, Teledoc. I really hope you reevaluate your new policy. ### Analysis: categories: (Provider, App, App, App) aspects: (Sick note, Medical care, Customer service, Sick note) sentiments: (negative, positive, positive, negative) )))