Virta Health

Nancy Agaiby 

on Google

a month ago

Such a disappointment! Started with a regular coach who was ok and actually had two phones over the course of two month. When I explained I was diabetic and needed more help, I was transitioned to a team of several people who had no interest in talking to me and started to prescribe medications without talking. It has been almost a month now with this new team and no communication in sight. They are being paid by insurance for this non-existant service. They need to be sued for malpractice. I was transitioned to a nurse name... read more

Ashley Garn 

on Google

a month ago

My husband's employer required all employees using GLP-1 medications to switch from their primary care providers to Virta Health, and the experience has been incredibly frustrating. Virta provides cookie-cutter care rather than individualized treatment. Instead of considering each patient's medical history and established treatment plan, they appear to follow rigid protocols with little flexibility. My provider dismissed the plan I had already developed with my PCP and even falsely accused me of getting my medication from a ... read more

Jack Smith 

on Google

a month ago

I am concerned when employers effectively steer employees toward Virta as a cost-saving diabetes solution rather than offering meaningful, patient-centered choices. Virta’s program may help some people improve blood sugar, lose weight, and reduce certain medications. However, the research used to market the service deserves more context. Several of the flagship studies were nonrandomized, with participants choosing whether to enter the program, and multiple later papers are secondary or post-hoc analyses of the same original... read more

Nancy Agaiby 

on Google

3 months ago

Such a disappointment! Started with a regular coach who was ok and actually had two phones over the course of two month. When I explained I was diabetic abd needed more help, I was transitioned to a team of several people who had no interest in talking to me and started to prescribe medications without talking. It has been almost a month now with this new team and no communication in sight. They are being paid by insurance for this non-existant service. 

Anne Doubek 

on Google

5 months ago

First they sent me a flyer. I jumped through several hoops filling out forms and even attending an online interview with their nurse. After all that they told me that they had lied; that it is actually 179.00 a MONTH not sponsored free through my health insurance like they said up until that point. They refused to comp some membership since they presented themselves in such a fraudulent manner. . In my opinion, they are highly suspicious. Poor business practices.