I downloaded PushHealth Monday. I was requesting Ozempic, due to insulin resistance, and metformin not working for me. Tuesday, I was told the prescription was sent in, and I paid the $63 for the medical “consult.” I was told by a staff member they submitted a prior authorization to my insurance, and it should take 3-5 days. I check back in Thursday, as I hadn’t heard anything new. The Ozempic prescription was in my pharmacy ready for me, but it was still uncovered by insurance, making the med cost $1,023 for a month’s worth of medication. Today, I hear the “medical staff” changed their minds, and that the prior authorization was never actually sent. So I paid $63 for a prescription I can’t afford to pick up, that I desperately need due to insulin resistant PCOS. I’m a graduate student with chronic health conditions and I was trying to lower my blood sugar. Absolutely unethical for a company to lie about an authorization being sent to insurance, and then ignore a patient in need. I asked to speak to a supervisor, and no answer. Seems as if you can’t even speak to anyone in real time at this “company.” My health worsens every day, and Push is denying me care I need, that they previously approved, despite me fitting criteria. A complete sham.