She basically passed me off to be crazy. I told her all of my symptoms (for years mind you) and her response was "do you want to get better... take the pill." She didn't do any in depth testing. Nothing. I ended up going to a integrative health practice and my thyroid levels were completely through the roof. All in all she's really awful. read more

Loveland is a misery. She's rude, withholds information, and infantilizes her patients. Sure, I safely had my baby, but I was fully traumatized by my birth experience and didn't even really realize the gravity of it until after my birth experience with my second child. This woman inserted a cervical softner into my body with little to no explanation as to what it is she was doing, why, and whether or not it may hurt (it hurts. A lot.). It was my first baby and she took absolutely no care with me. Find another OB - Dr. Osmun is fantastic but it's not worth potentially having your baby with Loveland if she's the doctor on call that day... read more

I have been Dr. Loveland's patient since 2005 when she was with another practice. I realized today, 16 years later, that I have taken taken for granted what a good doc she is! But that's why I have followed her all this time. I have seen her mainly for yearly exams but the few times I had a procedure, she would follow up with the results asap. She is genuinely interested in how you are doing. I feel so lucky to have her as my doctor and I highly recommend her! read more

Not a fan of Dr. Loveland. It was my first pregnancy when I saw her in office. I asked her a question about sugar intake while pregnant and she shot back with a rhetorical question versus answering my question. She is not warm and will make you feel dumb for most any question you have. At my appt, she was thrilled the sonographer did my 20 week ultrasound "so she didn't have to". Bad bedside manner. I have friends who saw her as well and thoroughly agree. Therefore, I switched from Bloom to Physicians and Midwives of Alexandria to avoid the risk of having her deliver my baby. It was the best decision. Literally every doctor I saw at my new practice were so kind and informative. read more

Dr Loveland delivered our baby boy, and we had a great experience with her. She was in constant communication with the charge nurses, cheered me on, super positive, and she's clearly extremely knowledgeable. Definitely someone you want in your corner! read more

This is my first negative Yelp review. I wish zero starts was an option. My labor with Loveland was the worst medical experience I have ever had in my life. Not because there was anything wrong with me or the baby, but the horrific bedside manner and lack of medical caution displayed by Loveland. It is difficult for me to use the honorific title "Doctor/Dr" when referring to this hellish, abrasive woman. She should NOT be in obstetrics, but instead in a field that allows only for scheduling, labor is not always scheduled. Part of the issue for Loveland is that she wants all patients to be induced so that she knows when she is required to be available for a labor. I didn't want to be induced at week 39. I had scheduled induction for week 41 as this seems to be statistically a more appropriate time. I went into labor naturally over the weekend, on 4/25/2021, three days after my projected due date, but based on when I ovulated 4/24 or 4/25 was my actual due date. I own a company, requiring me to be very scheduled, however, the idea that first-time mother's "need" to be induced is false. If this were the case, women in less wealthy countries would never give birth because they don't offer inductions. The day before I gave birth, Saturday April 24, 2021, I lost my mucus plug and had been having contractions, which were about 5 minutes apart and, to me, felt like intense period cramps the week leading up to Saturday. Since the contractions were building, I had lost my mucus plug, and it was a weekend, I thought I should give Bloom a heads up that I was in early labor. I had planned to labor at home for the first part, but wanted to inform them of the status since it was a weekend. Loveland was the one to call me back. When I relayed what I was feeling and that I thought I was in early labor, in a surly and dismissive tone, she said "I don't need to hear from you if what you're feeling is intense period cramps, I don't need to hear from you if you lost your mucus plug, I don't need to hear from you if you can walk and talk" In summary, Loveland thinks she can determine if someone is in labor by hearing them talk briefly over the phone; the woman has a serious hyper-confidence/god complex, which is frankly dangerous. Feeling silly and scolded, I then drove to the store and went about my day, though I continued to feel contractions, I largely ignored them due to Loveland's intense downplaying of my symptoms. That night the pain intensified; the contractions became closer and were regular. I tracked my contractions all morning with my mother on the phone and they intensified, however, looking back, I was definitely only timing the peak part of the contraction because I felt scolded and shamed for thinking I was in labor due to Loveland's dismissive bedside manner and dismissive way of speaking. I called in the afternoon on Sunday to report things were intensifying. To my dismay, Loveland was still on call. She said, "It sounds like maybe you're having contractions but it is very, very early." She also shifted from initially saying to go to the hospital when my contractions were 4-1-1 to saying they should be 3-1-1. The woman clearly had a perception that I would come to the hospital too early, which from having a total of two appointments with Loveland over the course of my entire pregnancy and total time at Bloom and my never having come to the hospital in false labor in the past, this was quite a dangerous and strange assumption. By 6:30 pm on April 25th my contractions were close together and regular. My husband and I headed to the hospital. I called Loveland on the way because I knew if I called her before leaving, I might not go due to her downplaying of my symptoms and overconfidence that I wasn't far enough along. Sure enough, when I called Loveland, told her my symptoms, that I was 4-1-1 for most of the day, and that we were on the way to Sibley, she was noticeably irritated with me and then said, "Well I guess just come since you're on your way, but it's way too early." To cut to the chase, Loveland was dead wrong. I was 10 cm dilated and ready to push 2 hours later. I would, however, not be able to have my baby for more than 5 hours because Loveland didn't come to the hospital for so long, and then when she finally got to the hospital, she came briefly to my room and then left again and nobody could find her. The emergency/on-site OBGYN had to be called in. read more

I will preface this by saying my comments only apply to Dr. Loveland, but not the others in this practice so please don't generalize them to everyone. Most people there were very nice to me. Also she was NOT my main doctor there. She only dealt with me on the phone a few times because she was the person on call that day. I had a miscarriage in 2020 and it was horrible. We hoped to cremate the baby's remains but also have a genetic test to confirm a genetic abnormality. She made me feel stupid for asking so many questions and literally told me "You may not be able to have your cake and eat it too" when I requested both cremation and the genetic screening of the remains. She also made me feel stupid for requesting cremation so we could bury our daughter with a tree at my childhood home, saying in her 20 some years of practicing, no one had ever asked for a cremation and genetic test... She said she would inquire with pathology but "I don't make the rules" so I should be prepared in case I am disappointed. I remain traumatized to this day by her comments. When I tell others my story about her, all have reacted with shock and horror, including DC's Registrar for vital records who suggested I consider filing a formal complaint (I did not because it is not technically a violation of any rules and I didn't want to hurt other good people who work in this office). Sadly, one of the doctors who was very empathetic and kind when I lost the baby has since left this practice. read more

I cannot agree more with the other folks who said that she is rude, dismissive and I'd also add, down right heartless. I've had two really terrible experiences with her, both which left me in shock that she's actually a Dr. Doctors are supposed to listen well, be empathetic, and actually care about their patients. She checks none of these boxes. I'd strongly urge other women to avoid seeing her unless you want to leave feeling stupid and unimportant. I'm not sure if she is miserable or just likes making other people miserable. It's absolutely shocking that anyone would speak to someone like she does, let alone a doctor. read more

I have seen several physicians/PAs and NP's at RHJN, I have also been to specialists at Mercy and UMDMC throughout the years. My appintment with Dr. Loveland was by FAR the worst experience I ever had with a doctor OBGYN or not. She was incredibly rude, dismissive and nasty. I had a number of questions one concerning a sonogram I had due to something non-preg related. She just looked at me and said 'fine' (I had been told over the phone that there were some potential concerns) I asked her again she replied more firmly each time 'fine!' Then I had to clarify and ask her to explain what the concern was and she glazed over it; I was obviously extremely put off by this given I have had two GYN related surgeries in the past. I had a few other questions and with each she grew more dismissive and aggressive. I am usually not super emotional, it takes a lot for me to get upset. As she was about to exit I started to tear up - this was obvious to her and she just looked at me blankly, said she was going to leave a script at the desk (which she did not leave) and proceeded to walk out of the room. Dr. Loveland is awful, perhaps she has bipolar disorder based off of the reviews? Either way, her bedside manner was completely unprofessional and disgusting. I still go to RHJN but will never take another appointment with Dr. Hateland again. read more

My labor experience with Dr. Loveland was horrible. She was condescending while asking about my symptoms. She advised me to "wait it at out at home" since it didn't seem urgent and there were no available beds at Sibley (this was not her fault, but a stressful and shocking scenario that should have been handled with some compassion). She was rude to my husband when he called her back to discuss going to a different hospital since my water broke and she didn't have a back-up plan. We were both nervous and uncomfortable by her behavior at this point and decided to head to the hospital my husband works at where I was admitted immediately and delivered via emergency c-section an hour later. Months later, and I am still horrified when I think about what would have happened if I listened to Dr. Loveland and stayed at home. I never heard from her again that night, or from any other doctor from the practice. Perhaps she has good days and bad days as some others have mentioned in their reviews. I had left several appointments with both her and Dr. Osmun feeling a bit underwhelmed (but blamed that on a personal preference for warm and fuzzy doctors, and attending all of my appointments alone due to Covid). I assumed they would both be great for the delivery and that was what mattered more than my personal feelings. In fairness to Bloom, Dr. Osmun delivered my friends baby via c-section days later and she said he was wonderful, and I did like Lauren and Flynn very much. However, I did not and would not step foot back there. read more

Dr. Loveland also has an office in DC: 1145 19th Street, NW Washington, DC. Phone: (202) 331-1740. I was recommended to her by my internist, Dr. Z. Chris who is wonderful. I have been to Dr. Loveland twice and had two very different experiences. First visit was very good and encouraging. I first spoke with her in her office, then I went to the exam room and had the regular yearly exam. She is very knowledgeable, and took the time, at least during that first visit, to listen to my questions and talk through options. The second visit was rushed, and her attitude was brusque. It might be because she was late to the office (30 minutes plus), but I felt she didn't take the time she did during the first visit. Perhaps that is their office policy -- to only talk to you fully-clothed during an initial visit. The office staff are a bit uninterested, and the wait time (in the DC office at least) is the worst I've experienced in DC. That said, I'll still go back to her next year, see if her brusqueness was just because of a bad day. read more

She is the best. For those of you who have had bad experiences I am sorry. I have never had a more friendly, knowledgeable or patient doctor. I have been going to her for two years and I too have had the initial sit in her office and chat. She even takes time during normal or follow up visits (I have had several recently). The one time I had a rushed experience was when a doctor and nurse developed shingles and had to stay out of the office due to the possible spread. With that many staff and patients in one office that is to be expected, that said I don't hate my annual exams as much as I once did. read more

I went to Dr. Loveland at her Falls Church location. I had a traumatic experience at the gyno, and was referred to her by a friend. She is AMAZING. She sat with me, talked through everything (even my anxiety!), and i left feeling wonderful. This woman is a gem. read more

I just want to give a quick shout-out to Dr. Loveland who is the absolute best Gynecologist in the area! The new Bloom facility is updated and clean, and the staff is fantastic. Dr. Loveland herself is warm and welcoming. I love how she takes the time to explain procedures and answer any questions, even if they aren't strictly health related - she incorporates suggestions for eating and fitness habits, sleep routines, work/life balance, etc. She is efficient and honest, but also compassionate and comforting. If you are in need of a new Gynecologist, give Dr. Loveland a visit! read more

I love Bloom, and especially Dr. Loveland! I started here mid-pregnancy in their new location and couldn't be happier. The facility is brand new and beautiful, and more importantly I love all the staff. I saw Dr. Loveland for my visits and she also delivered me; I couldn't have asked for a better cheerleader in my corner. You won't be disappointed with these doctors and their staff! read more

I followed Dr. Loveland from her former practice. She's the best doctor I've ever had in life. She's far more than an OBGYN. Every year we talk about whole health; work life balance, fitness habits/schedule, all of it and I'm thankful for it. She's honest, thorough, and exudes warm energy. Her nurses and front desk staff are equally amazing. No tears shed getting my blood draw. Yay. Co-signing w/ other folks who have said her new office space looks like the waiting room of a spa, its lovely. read more

I saw Dr. Loveland for a routine annual exam. I've had plenty of these since I am 46 years old! It was the fastest, most rushed exam I have ever had. No questions about menopause/perimenopause, whether my periods were starting to get irregular (only an inquiry as to sexual orientation and whether I was "safe" in my relationships . .. odd questions to be asking of a married mother of three teens, but whatever . . .) The breast exam was so fast, I had to ask whether she had done it at all. She also didn't fill out the order for a mammogram, I had to go to the front office to request it after the appointment, and they didn't seem to know anything about it. To me, this is something a doctor should complete, not a receptionist. There are several boxes to check, depending on what kind of mammogram -- I would rather a doctor do this, but in my case the office staff filled it out. I have never seen it done like this before. I'm going back to my old OB-GYN, whom I liked a lot, but who is located downtown; I was hoping to find someone closer to my home in upper NW. He actually took the time to talk with each patient, fully clothed, in his office after the exam, Dr. Loveland does not take this approach. read more

Dr. Loveland is fantastic and my favorite doctor I've been to. She is so so friendly and always finds ways to make you smile or laugh even when you're favorite uncomfortable conversations or procedures. She is very efficient but also takes the time to slow down and answer your questions. I hope to stay with her for a long time! read more

Amazing! Going to the doctor (especially the gynecologist) is usually torture for me. I have never been to a gynecologist appointment that didn't leave me feeling embarrassed and depressed- until now! Which is not to say my former gynecologist wasn't nice- she was. But Dr Loveland takes it to a whole different level. She was kind, she was helpful, she was funny and honest. She sat me down and went through my medical history with me. She made recommendations, and gave me choices about my prescriptions and treatments that no doctor ever bothered to give me before. But, more than anything, I felt like she cared. She had that special touch that doctors and nurses sometimes have that the rest of us can only emulate. I almost hate to leave such a good review, because I don't want her to get too busy and hard to get in with! But I definitely have to, because she deserves it. Everyone else in the office was nice, but Dr Loveland really made my day. read more

She is great, wish the whole practice would consists of docs like her. She is always smiling and reassuring, ready to answer any questions, very knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend her. But again if you are pregnant, there is a small chance she'll be delivering your baby since there are dozens of other doctors in the practice and it's really a guessing game of who will it be. read more

i am so grateful to have found dr loveland. last year, i was going to the planned parenthood clinic for my annuals since i was on a teacher's budget. thank goodness that period of my life is over. they pulled and poked me like no other. the nurse had no idea what she was doing at this pp clinic and i was lying there for a good 10 minutes for a paps. enter joan loveland. she is personable and caring. we had a conversation in her office for about 10 minutes, the exam for about 10 mins, and the paps- 30 seconds!! i couldn't believe it could be that painless. the only downside is that this woman is incredibly busy. she is very hard to get an appt with so i had to wait several months. i definitely should have called much earlier to schedule an appt. however, sometimes they have cancellations. read more

I had a baby last week with Dr. Loveland as the doctor for my delivery and it was one of the best experiences of my life. I completely trusted Dr. Loveland, who calmly and enthusiastically guided me through the delivery, and I was very grateful that she was more than supportive-- she was rooting for me-- to give an all natural birth, something I had communicated to her that I really wanted to do. I cannot say enough good things about Dr. Loveland and her practice, Bloom OBGYN. read more

Followed her from her old practice... I loved her there, and I love her even more now that she opened Bloom. You can tell that she really loves what she does now that she's on her own and calls her own shots. She's relatable, easy going, brings her dog to work sometimes. He office is fresh, airy, and modern. read more

I followed Dr. Loveland from her old practice. She is a one-of-a-kind physician that every woman should be so lucky to find. Besides being top notch medically, she is also an amazing person who is real with her patients. Dr. Osmun and Flynn are outstanding as well. I would happily see all of them. If you want a personalized experience going to see your doctor, this is your group. The practice itself is beautiful. All the medical assistants and staff are personable. Location is easy to get to by metro or driving. I've never had trouble getting a parking spot right out front. read more

After my insurance changed at work I went to Dr Loveland based on a recommendation. I had high expectations and walked out feeling horrible. I must have gotten Dr Hyde. She did not get to know me at all, made snap judgments and she was just plain mean. The one star comments on here align with what happened during my visit. I had another issue with a test that was not run only to find out a week later. I want a doctor who cares and I feel comfortable with. I will not be going back. read more

LOVE HER!!! Best gyno in DC! You will not find a friendlier and knowledgable Doctor. Thank you Dr. Loveland for everything!

Dr. Joan Loveland is an amazing doctor, who knows her medicine and doesn't forget her humanity. She takes the time to reconnect with her patients and learn about their lives so she can include the qualitative information in the visit. She has seen my entire family at this point including; my mother, sister in law and teenage daughter. My only wish, that she would go back out on her own or into a small practice setting once again! read more

She is wonderful. Maybe the nicest physician I've ever had. Even though her office is busy she has always been patient with me, asking if I had any questions etc. She is a great conversationalist which makes the exam go by in seconds and it's performed very comfortably. She also seems very knowledgable. The only reason I didn't give her a 4 is, as others mentioned ,it is hard to get an appt with her--as long as a couple of months for downtown and a few weeks in the 'burbs. read more

You will never find a better doctor than Dr. Loveland. She connects with her patients and understands all angles of being pregnant. I had three very complicated pregnancies and only saw Dr. Loveland. I remember leaving her office feeling that she had spent ample time with me and helped ease my emotional discomfort. More importantly, I knew I was seeing the best doctor possible. I had to go to Children's and Johns Hopkins for additional testing and to see specialists. They would all comment how great of a referring doctor she was and how impressive she is. She always made sure she stayed on top of my case and never let me feel like I was alone as I navigated hard pregnancies. Her new practice is phenomenal and I look forward to participating in the new classes and all the women's enrichment that she is adding to the practice. read more

If Dr. Loveland wasn't my gynecologist, she would be my best friend. I LOVE her. So much that I recently brought my 16 yr old daughter. Dr. Loveland spend over an hour talking with my daughter about her issue -- comforting her, answering questions and empowering her with information about treatment options. She's been my doctor for years -- I followed her from her old practice -- but the care she gave to my daughter made me a #patientforlife. She is amazing. read more

The front desk service has improved tremendously and I'm giving the offce a 5.

I've gone to 4-5 gynos now and have not been happy until I found Dr Loveland! I work in healthcare as well so I find myself to be very picky when looking for doctors and I absolutely loved Dr Loveland! She is extremely personable, she answers all your questions and has great bedside manner. I definately recommend her! read more

Dr. Loveland delivered both of my children and is absolutely the best of the best. I'd never see anyone else. Her positive energy and enthusiasm are contagious, and a great comfort during pregnancy and beyond. Her up-to-the minute knowledge on women's healthcare is invaluable, and she is renowned in the Washington area for her positive relationships with other Ob's, pediatricians, anesthesiologists and other doctors. read more

I've been to a lot of the doctors at RHJN and think many of them are very good, but beware of Loveland. Like many of the other reviewers here, I have on two separate occasions found her to be brusque, rude, and dismissive of my concerns. The first incident happened at an annual appointment. I told her I was considering getting pregnant and had a few questions about how a chronic GI disease I have may affect pregnancy. She basically told me that she thought I shouldn't get pregnant at all and that I should see another GI doc because it sounded like my diagnosis was wrong. At this point, I had already been to three GI docs and was finally successfully managing my disease after months of not knowing what I had. It was clear she had never heard of the disease I had (it's pretty rare), which is why I don't understand why she was so opinionated about my not getting pregnant and my changing specialists. It was very upsetting and I left the office in near tears. Afterwards, I talked to my GI and he said pregnant women with my problem do absolutely fine. The second incident happened when I was pregnant. I was in the middle of my second trimester and was experiencing lightheadedness, dizziness, and had one episode where I fainted. I did some research online and thought that maybe I was anemic. So I called the office to ask if I should come in to have my iron levels checked and Loveland was the doctor available to call me back. Again, she was completely dismissive of my concerns and even cut me off mid-sentence. She said my iron levels were fine (they had been measured at my first prenatal appointment but not since) and that my problem was with my heart and that I should go see a cardiologist. I took her advice (honestly, it scared me to think I had a potential heart problem)--and after three expensive appointments found out that my heart is completely normal. Meanwhile, at my 24 week appointment, I had blood drawn and was indeed found to be anemic!! I'm not saying that I was necessarily anemic the first time I called, but she should have at least heard me out and maybe even drawn my blood. She made me feel stupid for even asking if I could be anemic--a concern that in the end turned out to be completely valid. My advice is if you want a doctor who will listen to your questions and be compassionate and caring, DO NOT go to Loveland. I won't see her anymore and have had much better experiences with Davis, Engle, and Osmund. read more

I saw Dr. Loveland for a 3rd trimester pregnancy visit in Drs RJNH's Chevy Chase office. When she walked in the door, she seemed friendly and warm. But the rest of the visit didn't go that way. She was rushed and dismissive as far as my questions were concerned, and she lacked compassion, which is what a first-time pregnant lady needs more than her belly being measured. For instance, I asked her about this herbal remedy for an easier birth, and she said that they don't recommend it without even looking at the print-out in my hand -- she was so dismissive that it didn't even occur to me to ask why. On her way out she was wearing her smile again, which seemed odd considering she had just failed to address my concerns and left me feeling neglected. Maybe they have a lot of patients and they are supposed to keep these visits short unless there is something really serious. But I still believe that she needs to practice "genuine compassion," at least when dealing with pregnant women. read more

Dear Reader: I am a 60-something retired attorney from Maryland. I made my first and last visit to Dr. Loveland a few hours ago. It is part of my training to try and at least say one positive thing first and I will do so now. What I understand to be their new D.C. office is very pleasant and the staff could not have been nicer. And now for the unfortunate real reason for this review, the essence of which is that I had a HORRIBLE experience with Dr. Loveland. In fact, in all my many years interacting with doctors, I have never been treated so badly! The situation occurred as follows: Dr. Loveland arrived in the examining room and began to review the forms that I had filled out as a new patient. On a few few occasions she admonished me not to give her what I believed were complete answers to her questions but which she apparently did not appreciate as such. Noticing her discomfort, I made every effort to comply in order to appease her. Then we got to the part of my office visit which prompted this review. Specifically, the inquiry was concerning exercise which my form indicated that I do a minimum of 10,000 steps per day and use a Garmin to track them. She seemed to approve heartily of both the steps and the Garmin. Then she began to talk about a condition called falling vaginal floor or something like that. This condition is one that I was not particularly concerned about at the moment given that I have been dealing with life-threatening medical issues for the past fourteen (14) years. She, nevertheless, told me that Pilates and Yoga were good for this condition about which I am not complaining about. She then admonished me that I should not come to such quick conclusions and I responded that I had considered this response over several years and I was just not that interested. (I add parenthetically that I have stated this position to at least two (2) medical doctors and they did not get particularly disturbed by my position. They just said "OK" and we moved on to other topics.) Dr. Loveland took this opportunity to launch into what felt like a five (5) minute lecture ---- citing various studies, experts and TV personalities on the aforementioned topics. I realized that the only way I was going to get through this situation was to let her talk until she was done and then respond and so I did. At the end of her soliloquy I asked if I might have an opportunity to respond and she said "NO"! I pointed out that she had had several minute to give her lecture and I would like an opportunity to express my point of view. She actually said that this was because SHE IS THE DOCTOR AND SHE CAN TALK AS MUCH AS SHE WANTS! I responded that as the patient I had a right to express an opinion. Finally she "allowed" me one (1) minute to respond. (Fortunately I have had some training in hitting the main points in light of what ever time constraints I am allowed and I think I did a credible job of addressing my main points; specifically that I have been dealing with a life-threatening situation, that my focus is on survival as I figure it out and Pilates, Yoga and falling whatever are not priorities for me at the moment. By the way, I told her upfront that she was probably absolutely correct about the merits of Pilates and Yoga , but for numerous reasons I was not interested in pursuing them at this time.) In summary, it appears that this physician was far more interested in hearing herself talk ad showing off her vast knowledge. She had barely any interest in meeting me where I am at. Her lack of sensitivity was appalling. Perhaps I am just naive, but it is my understanding that the days of the autocratic physician are behind us and the current belief in the medical community is that the best medical care invites the patient's participation. Needless to say I terminated this ill-fated visit at this point. All I can say is that perhaps there are patienst who don't mind that they are prohibited from expressing an opinion to their doctor and engaging in open dialogue. If, however, you wish to have a cooperative relationship with your physician where what you say and are matters and your opinions are not only allowed but respected, at least based upon my HORRIBLE experience today, this may not be the medical setting for you. Sincerely, Joyce P.S. - I do notice that she seems to have several very positive reviews. I am trying to develop some theory of why she was so treated by me and treated me so badly. The closest I can come up with is that she was threatened by me being a lady lawyer (albeit retired). (It wouldn't be the first time this has happened.). Surely, though, in this town of Washington, D.C. being a lady lawyer should not be a bar to receiving gynecological care. read more

I've been a patient of Dr. Loveland for three years after moving to the area, and am now looking for a new doctor. She has run VERY late for every appointment. When I had tests conducted prior to my last appointment she had obviously not reviewed the results before seeing me and barely reviewed them even at the appointment. From my experience she has not seemed interested in patient care and does not respect her patients' time. Last thing, another commenter noted that she was rude. I agree with that -- she was very rude at my last visit. read more

I am compelled to write this review as who would ever guess a gyn appointment would be pleasant and painless? The Bloom office is not only impeccably neat, also warm and welcoming. A bowl of packaged mints and water bottles are a welcome plus in the plush waiting room. I arrived early for my appointment, as this was my first time. I was met with smiles and eye to eye contact. I was escorted back to be seen promptly. I would never know that Dr. Loveland had other patients, as she sat down and poured through my history, not leaving any stones unturned. I felt cared for, and that I mattered. Thank you Bloom! read more

Dr. Loveland is really special. She is by far the best ob-gyn I have been to, and I am in my later 50s! She is wise, knowledgable and does what I thought was impossible; make a yearly checkup actually kind of fun, and the same time as she gives a careful and thorough exam. My only hestation in recommending her is that I don't want her to book up more than she already is. Top recommendation. read more

Dr. Loveland is great. Smart, kind, and a great doctor. It can be hard to get an appointment, but it is worth the wait. I recommend her without reservation. read more