Comprehensive Healthcare

kyle carter 

on Google

2 months ago

I generally love comprehensive health care, they've helped me get treatment and meds. But this office needs a better front desk lady, she's rude and doesn't know how some aspects of this organization work. I had been trying to get a specific treatment plan here but the desk lady kept telling me that they don't do that and was talking loudly about personal information in a negative way. I'm just glad that the Sunnyside office was more helpful and got my treatment plan done with some extra stuff I didn't think about. 

Jailene Sanchez 

on Google

3 months ago

Make sure to be very clear and ask questions with the team. I had a bill through them and when trying to call their billing number i would constantly be sent to voicemail. Finally i went in and was told i had no bill so i left the issue alone. The lady in the front office with the long black hair failed to mention it was sent to collections. Later collections got a hold of me with a $700+ bill due to interest. Now i have to pay a lot of money because of lack of clarity on THEIR PART and all i get from them is sorry there is ... read more

Shemika Cheatham 

on Google

3 months ago

I've been going to comprehensive for a year and from my experience I noticed that the office is very clean I also know that they prescribed great medicine unlike some places that prescribed medicines that don't work very well they see people of all ages they don't get angry with the patients they speak clearly and they have snacks and drinks. 

Jake 

on Google

4 months ago

Worst experience ever! The staff are very rude, unhelpful and unprofessional. There was unsanitary medical practice and no one with a true passion to be there and help. I will never consider this place for myself or anyone else! 

Cat Michelle 

on Google

5 months ago

Everything here is very helpful, Counselors, the med specialist are very knowledgeable, except Jordan. I’m not sure what his purpose there is besides taking vitals. He seems not to take mental health into consideration when speaking to patients and comes off rude intimidating and insensitive.