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My client is a doctor's office. They had a patient call for an appt. who hadn't been seen in 18 months. The office manager wouldn't give her an appt because she had an outstanding bill which had been turned over to collections. Although she was rude and demanding, she offered to pay part of the bill, but since it had already been turned over to collections it was out of the office's hands. The woman cussed her and another person out over the phone, then left a 1 star review with her name, followed by 2 1 star reviews with other names within minutes. Her review says:
Can this review or the others be reported? Considering they are accusing them of extortion, I feel like it's harassment, but it doesn't attack a specific individual.
I'm interested to hear any suggestions as to how my client should handle this (aside from getting more 5 star reviews, of course!)
Since she's complaining about them only caring about profit, the office staff obviously wants to mention the outstanding bill in their response, but I'm not sure that's a good idea (even though it's true). Since she suggested the office has some kind of "cases" against them (which they don't), should that be mentioned?Worst of the worst. This office only cares about profit and has many oening cases against them for not helping people or educating them in prioer care and diet.. Revolving door here, they want you in and out and won't answer any questions. Extortion and unprofessionalism is there mission statement. I strongly suggest seeking care elsewhere.
Can this review or the others be reported? Considering they are accusing them of extortion, I feel like it's harassment, but it doesn't attack a specific individual.
I'm interested to hear any suggestions as to how my client should handle this (aside from getting more 5 star reviews, of course!)
