My account is blocked/cannot use my account to book a visit.
If your DrHouse account is blocked or you’re unable to book a visit, you should contact DrHouse support to resolve the issue.
Quick Answer:
- Contact DrHouse support immediately
- Use in-app support or the website contact form
- Provide details about the issue
- Follow instructions from the support team
- Access may be restored after review
What to Do
Contact Support
The fastest way to resolve a blocked account is to reach out to DrHouse support:
- Use the in-app support feature
- Or submit a request through the website
Explain the issue clearly, including:
- Error messages (if any)
- When the problem started
- Any recent changes to your account
What to Expect
The support team will:
- Review your account status
- Identify the cause of the restriction
- Guide you through steps to restore access
You may be asked to verify your identity before your account is reactivated.
Why Accounts May Be Restricted
Account access may be limited for reasons such as:
- Verification or security concerns
- Missing or incomplete account information
- Technical or system issues
Support will clarify the exact reason and help resolve it.
What to Know
- You won’t be able to book visits until the issue is resolved
- Resolution time varies depending on the situation
- Providing accurate information helps speed up the process
- For security reasons, some actions can only be handled by support
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