Caller: ReviewMe

Company of consultant pharmacists that do home medication reviews at the request of doctors.

Your doctor requests a medication review and it's a scam? What are they scamming? Information on the medication you take? And they get your information from your doctor.

Caller: Medication review service

My doctor asked them to review my medication. I've had it done for several years. The girls in the office are nice.

Caller: ReviewMe

Dr gets to charge Medicare, they get to charge Medicare. The funding comes from the federal government and is supposed to assist people who need help with their medication. Not to refer everyone who has ever been to the practice. my Mum's previous DR "referred" her after having not spoken to her for more than two years as she had changed doctors. When she told this crowd she no longer went to the referring doctor they asked who was her current Dr when she told they they said he wanted it done. Make your own judgment as to if it qualifies as a scam. I would simply say if your Dr has not spoken to you about it before hand , it can't be that important

Caller: ReviewMe

This company is named ReviewMe. It is NOT a scam. My doctor signed a referral for them to do a medication review for me with their consultant pharmacist. It is legit, so ignore the comments about people saying it’s a scam.

Turns out this is legitimate. Our phone voicemail was not working hence no message. Also our doctor never told us about this referral.

This is a scam. Get a call almost daily. No doctor in our family has said we should be getting this call. Never leave a message so I gather it's a scam.

Caller: A service asking for Medication review from your Dr

Your Dr initiates a medication review for you. This is NOT a scam. Its legit, except you personally didnt ask for it. Your Dr did and some initiate it without telling you

Put it in your phone as “scam call” and never answer it

Rings then drops off the line when you answer. Suspect scammers waiting for you to call back