Vitality Medical Centers

Janet Blackwell 

on Google

6 months ago

It's been 3 or 4 yrs since my treatment with them in fact on 2 different matters. Neither time did I get relief infact the condition has now gotten worse. Stay away. 

Janet Small 

on Google

a year ago

I have been made pain free, from my knees years ago and just now my hips and right shoulder. I would and have told many people of this place and their skills and also their kindness. This is the place to go for joint pains. I can't thank them enough 

Tony Lane (TL) 

on Google

2 years ago

As a neuropathy sufferer, I went hoping to find sustainable relief. I underwent a number of tests and it was determined my condition was treatable. That was good news but it was short lived relief. I was informed that to proceed I needed to commit to spend $3k and it was not covered by any insurance. I did not proceed and after numerous visits with a variety of specialist physicians, I know know peripheral neuropathy is NOT reversible as Vitality claims. Do not fall for their claims. 

Rose Cales 

on Google

8 years ago

This place IS a scam. My experience was so horrific , I will just say, my neurologist said he has never heard anything good about them. One veteran friend over 65 was charged over $1000.00 for equipment that Medicare paid for, for me. Worthless equipment, by the way. Did they chg Medicare as well. Probably. 

amy hardee 

on Google

6 years ago

Did nerve blocks in feet for neuropathy. Signed contract that said injections were 1500.00. Dealing with insurance i was told Viatality charged my insurance 1260.00 twice weekly for 5 weeks. I called to discuss and was told the $1500.00 fee was for no insurance and a cash payment. I tried to understand and go over the bill but was rudely ask if i choose the cash price of $1500.00 did I have the cash to pay...I was told the $1260.00 was what my insurance covered and allowed for each injection....I'm still confused how a $15... read more