The doctors and nurses are ahhhhhmazing! Sadly, the secretaries in the office are rude as hell!

This place sucks plain and simple . i advise noone to go there . they couldn't even give me a full exam there exam is you telling them what your diagnosis with unbelievable and you never see the doctor they always put you with a Nurse Practioner that don't know shit. Like i said there full exam is sitting there fully dressed and they sit and talk and your supposed to tell them whats all wrong they don't check you at all for nothing what a joke. I advise noone to go there that place is a JOKE read more

I was a patient here for years. Appr. 5 years ago I was shuffled from the doctor's roster and started being given appointments with someone who was a terrific nurse practitioner. Not my choice, mind you - but I did not complain. When I just called and asked to see the actual doctor, as I have not had an appointment with her in some time, I was told that because she has not seen me in 5 years she would consider me a new patient, and she is not taking on new patients. This is absurd. I did not choose to start seeing someone else - she sent me there. Then, when I requested to see the actual doctor at least once in awhile, - because issues I repeatedly raised were not being addressed - I was told I am no longer her patient? Outrageous. I cannot recommend this office - it has always been quirky, but I could tolerate that when I believed that I still had a doctor. Apparently, I do not. I sure would have liked to have been informed of that ahead of time! read more

PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU Go to Joie de Vivre - It appears I may be terribly scarred for life; so don't let this happen to you If I could give negative stars to Joie de Vivre Medical I would do so. I went in for CoolSculpting treatments, targeting a few areas including my neck. During the treatment on my neck their equipment started giving Error codes, I was unattended while connected to the machine so I have no idea how long the machine was having issues. Finally, the technician/specialist came in discovered the issue told me there was a malfunction and then consulted with her associate. When the treatment ended I expressed my concern and it was treated with a smirk and the comment in will go away in a couple of days. The first picture is a week or so after that treatment. At that stage I emailed and expressed my immense angst and asked why this is happening and if I needed to come back in for the doctor to examine and treat; i was told just apply Vitamin E oil and it will go away. The second picture you see is my neck nearly THREE MONTHS LATER! Their Coolscultping service has left my skin totally disfigured. Not until I started hinting at litigation did they offer anything other than use Vitamin E oil and a free exfoliation kit. Finally, when they realized I wasn't going away, their Dr Robinson started calling me, but at this stage, I wanted a skin specialist; I had lost all faith in their ability. I had been through hell and wanted outside help from a professional. They lawyered up via their malpractice insurance company when I asked for them to cover the cost for a skin specialist, and now won't even respond to my messages. These are all my opinions, but please look at the pictures and decide for yourself. read more

Joie de Vivre Medical - 2 weeks after coolsculpting treatment by Joie de Vivre Medical - told use vitamin E oil no offer of other help - Medical Spas Near Me - Bloomington, Indiana

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Amazing back facial with Chloe .Baynum. Appointment time was honored, she asked questions, and explained what she was going to do. Her room was very calming. I will visit her again with my next trip to Bloomington. read more

I've been a patient here for a little while. I've had a wonderful experience, but it's was primarily because of Lacey's nurse Presley. The care she gave to me was unmatched. I was recently told by another person who is also a patient that Presley is no longer with the practice. We were both heartbroken. That person also told me that they know of a few others who go there and have caught wind of this, too. Although we don't know the details, we both agreed that if this was a choice THEY made, then they have made a grave mistake. If this was a choice SHE made, then it must have been really difficult for her because she seemed like she really loved her job and her patients. She was an invaluable asset to that practice. She was so down to earth and made me feel comfortable. It was like going to see a friend to catch up every time I had an appointment. Presley, I don't know if you will ever see this, but know that several of your patients miss and love you. read more

Always great and wonderful care. Very knowledgeable staff that always puts me at ease when I arrive. I trust them with my heath filly and completely read more

Today was the second time seeing Niki for a massage. She was awesome and really took her time to care for my back problems. I feel good as new, Raiki is awesome. And only 60/hr, great mid week pick me up. read more

Best around Bloomington!! At least hundreds tell me so. Keep up the good services Joie de Vivre.

Walking into the office of Dr. Robinson, I can feel the difference. Everyone on her staff are lovely, caring individuals. I feel at home every time I visit. Usually when you go to a doctors office you have to wait, not here. They have about 5 chairs in the waiting room and I have only seen 2 people max in there at one time. Dr. Robinson takes the time to ask questions, listen and come up with a plan. I would highly recommend her as a primary physician. read more

When I first went to see Dr. Robinson, I was having symptoms of what has now been diagnosed as an autoimmune disease. She referred me to a specialist, and I was scheduled for an appointment with them for five months later. When my symptoms grew worse, she (and her receptionist) told me that she and her office would call the following day to try to find alternative solutions/request to push up the date, and then call me. I did not hear from them, when I called later that week I found out that they hadn't even contacted them, but told me I needed to and then could call them back. About three months after the initial appointment with her, my mom saw how I was, and asked me what my blood work had said. ***What blood work?*** Turns out there is a simple blood test that Lisa could have ordered that would determine if I had the antibodies due to the disease. She had told me she thought it was this disease when I first saw her, so why didn't she mention/order that test to be done? When the specialist cancelled my appointment, I was informed that they had contacted her office as well. Obviously she is not responsible for the specialist canceling my appointment, but she/her office were made aware of the cancellation and made no phone call to me about contacting another specialist (because the specialist sent the notice in the mail when I was out of town, I did not find out until a week and a half after the cancellation). My family doc back in my hometown managed to squeeze me in, and once I saw him, he was confused as to why the blood work had not been done at my initial appointment, and immediately ordered it. When it came back the next day positive, his office actively called to schedule an appointment as soon as possible, and because of them (in addition to the blood work results), I had an appointment two weeks later with a new specialist (by this time, it had been four months since I first saw her). After additional tests that following month I was diagnosed, but by this time I had been severely weakened and was incapable sometimes of doing minor tasks or working. Had she ordered the blood work initially, it might have made a huge difference in fast tracking my diagnosis. Now that I know how simple it was to at least get some preliminary answers, I believe that she and that office are mostly focused on their spa. If you're generally healthy, she probably checks all the necessary boxes for a general physician. However, I don't believe she is fully invested in the health of her patients, which is dangerous for patients with diseases/health issues like (or worse) than mine. *Side note, when I went to see another in doctor in town for other health issues, I was asked about what blood work (separate from above) had been done by my GP. When I said none, he was confused, and asked me to remind him of who my doctor was. When I told him her name, he literally rolled his eyes. I guess I wasn't the first time he encountered a patient of hers with holes in their medical care.* read more

I am seeing Dr. Guan for a holistic approach toward my physical and mental health problems. So far we have used my DNA test results from 23&Me to see what issues I am predisposed to, I have begun taking certain supplements and changed my diet to dairy and gluten free. I am feeling great already. Next up is a adrenal test and an allergy test to make sure I am not actually allergic to more foods than I am aware of. read more

A super-smarmy combo of medical office and "spa." The sales pitch is high pressure: if you are there for a medical appointment, expect to be urged by the doctor and her staff to have pricey spa treatments. Profit is the motive here, obviously -- and the resulting medical credibility is less than zero. read more