Beware
This app sounds promising, but is not worth it. I emailed them prior to being seeing to be sure my insurance was accepted, they said it was. I had 3 appointments and was then told that my insurance did not cover the costs. It was near impossible to get ahold of someone because the phone would just ring and go to voicemail and if you message through the app, they can respond and close the message so you have to start all over again. Then I was charged twice $149 for the monthly membership fee when I never signed up. Try another app.
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Highly recommend for all women
The app is exceptionally user-friendly. Being able to schedule appointments quickly (skipping long wait times) and consult with a qualified professional from home has been a total game-changer. The doctor I saw is incredibly thorough, knowledgeable, and made me feel genuinely supported throughout my health journey, which stands in stark contrast to my previous experiences elsewhere. Every woman should use Allara.
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Very disappointed
So disappointed in my experience. Provider changed dose of medication, doesn’t even remember changing the dose until I reminded her that she did (umm maybe read your notes before getting on a zoom call with me from your living room?) then doesn’t respond to pharmacy requests regarding the dosage change. Despite multiple messages over several days, this issue still has not been resolved and I am now out of medication, which is extremely detrimental as I am very sensitive to hormonal changes. So incredibly disappointed and this has turned me off of virtual care forever.
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Improved over the years
There’s been definite improvements over the years to become a better than women’s health app. I would love the ability one day to place the recipes we favorite into creating meal plans with or with our dietician support. Also to have it feed into a shopping list
I feel tricked and now owe $
When I uploaded my insurance information into the app, they said “great news, we take your insurance”. I felt, how lucky! Now I can get the care I need. I just checked my email, and received a notice saying that, although they take my insurance, they don’t take my particular brand of insurance. Why wasn’t that discovered in the first place, I’ve had 3 visits so far! So they are going me a “courtesy” of charging me $125 for my session instead of 150. I now know I’ll have to expect another $300 in bills to arrive shortly.
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