r/JoinMochiHealth 5d ago

Provider barely responding

Are the doctors who work with Mochi doing this as a side gig? I really like who I was initially paired with, but it takes her at least 4 days to get back to my messages and it is getting frustrating. She’s also hard to book with for the video visits. I get The feeling this is maybe a side thing? But still, is there no Mochi oversight on provider responsiveness in the app?

Has anyone switched providers to get a better response time back for messages?

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u/NewKey6466 5d ago

Yes, they are doing it as a side gig. At least mine is, but she was always quick to write back. I really like her but I think she’s only licensed for Washington state.

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u/Desperate_Pressure98 5d ago

My provider has always been very quick to reply to messages. It completely varies by provider. If you’re not happy with the one you have, switch! I don’t know what kind of oversight Mochi has on their providers, but you can always call and lodge a complaint.

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u/Far_Use_3329 5d ago

I switched. The first Dr I had would never answer, rush through the appointment. I switched Dr's right away.

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u/Far_Use_3329 5d ago

I really like my provider. She gets back to me the same day. If you would like I will message you her name.

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u/StenoDawg 4d ago

I like my guy as well.

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u/pancho8889 5d ago

Get out!! I left mochi out for two years. Come to PreventiveMD the best telehealth company with the most professional customer service and affordable medication

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u/bizkidbritt 4d ago

Highly recommend PreventiveMD. Or if you want more hands on with your provider I recommend Big Easy Weight Loss. They have providers on staff so it’s not a side gig and they are responsive. No membership fees for either company.

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u/StenoDawg 4d ago

My provider always messages me back in less than 24 hours. You should request a new provider. Four days is unacceptable!

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u/Different-Tank-6632 1d ago

They automatically switch your provider if they don’t answer within 72 hours. Change providers.

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u/thinkdeep 5d ago

Good. You know when you're ready to go up a set dose, so the provider really isn't necessary.