Mayer Jeffrey MD

Know this before calling his office; Dr. Mayer is a concierge doctor. I don’t have an issue with his concierge status but be warned that YOU WILL NOT BE INFORMED OF THIS WHEN YOU CALL TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT.
My story:
I called his office on June 30 to make an appointment. I told the lady that I needed a new PCP and was experiencing frequent dizzy spells. After confirming that he accepted my health insurance, she set my appointment date for July 6.
When I arrived for my appointment, I was offered coffee and water and told to have a seat. No one took vitals or height/​weight which seemed odd.
A lady then walked out to the waiting room and began to explain the details of the concierge service. Once I told her that I wasn’t interested in the service, she said, «Then you’re not a candidate for this. Let me get you a list of other doctors.»
WHY wasn’t I informed of his being a concierge doctor WHEN I INITIALLY CALLED? I could have then looked for another doctor instead of WASTING 3 FULL BUSINESS DAYS as I waited for my appointment. THIS IS UNETHICAL!
It was obvious that the purpose of my 6 July visit was not to meet with the doctor but, rather, to give me the sales pitch. While this may sound dramatic, I felt like I had fallen victim to the bait and switch timeshare scam at a high end resort. This is UNETHICAL, especially when you consider that I told the lady on the phone about my dizzy spells.