Providence Mercantile Physical Therapy

Tobias Clausen 

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6 months ago

I like these people, mostly. However, like most US pseudo-monopolies, expect to feel small here. The workers didn’t make their industry cut-throat, but having a grifting industry makes them calloused. Your body and health are just tokens in this country, and I felt it more here today than I have in the past. (The workers are victims, too, don’t get me wrong.) We live in a time of US institutional decay. I hope the Catholic Church can hold off that decay from their clinics and hospitals better, but I suspect the power of the ... read more

Amy 

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8 months ago

I’ve been seeing the same primary care provider since 2022. Yesterday I was on time and present in the office for 1 1/2 hours for an extended physical. She spent 8 minutes with me. I correct my medication and allergy lists before every visit, including this visit l. My after visit summary still shows the wrong information and a new drug was added to the visit notes that I have never taken. 

ez Cooper 

on Google

11 months ago

I agree with others that it is very expensive. With my insurance I end up paying $100-200 per visit regardless of the visit. Sadly that is just the nature of American healthcare. The health care team is pretty good though, and are reliable. They obviously try hard to be helpful and I would understand if they get tired of helping when there are too many difficult patients. 

Amy Terrones 

on Google

3 years ago

I wish I could give zero stars - they charge exorbitant amounts for absolutely nothing. I was referred by my doctor (consequently in the same office) as something I supposedly needed. Before scheduling, I was given an estimate of what the visit was going to cost, then was charged 5 times that. The visit entailed someone spending maybe 12 minutes asking questions then a quick search on google to print off 3 exercises (exercises I was charged an EXTRA $100 for according to my bill). I would have gotten more from 12 minutes spe... read more