Midi HealthReviews of joinmidi.com

Midi is charging more to customers with insurance. If you need an issue to be resolved, have everything in writing because if you call the billing department, they are unprofessional, rude, and aggressive. Other representatives are polite, but not the billing department. They may charge $200 for a 10-minute appointment. They are NP, not MD specialists. While I had positive experiences, this experience will not let me come back to this service unless my issue is resolved.

I am a public health professional (DrPH) who works on maternal health globally. I am 45 and have been experiencing some changes in my weight despite all my attempts to eat healthy and exercise. I am flooded with adverts for GLPs which is not something I want to do as I’m not obese nor am I diabetic or otherwise unhealthy. So since midi health offered holistic approaches to dealing with changes during perimenopause I decided to try it. I’m so disappointed that midi health is considered a ‘win’ for Women’s health. The discussion with the doctor was around my diet and exercise routine and I am on birth control for endometriosis so was immediately told I really have no options like supplements or anything else until I get off. Then I was told to consider GLPs so I asked a few questions but that’s the most significant discussion we had on solutions. So if midi health is a shell company for GLPs then you need to be open about it rather than promotion a holistic perspective and not even thinking about solutions for women who have issues such as endometriosis or other gynecological issues. I see a lot of funding was raised for this company but as a public health professional of over 20 years it’s very disappointing that this is the state of women’s health in America. I will make sure not to promote midi health among my network.

Easy to schedule an appointment and insurance coverage was verified. Appointment was beyond disappointing as the practitioner wasn't listening to my concerns, kept trying to push HRT despite my expressing to lesrn about non hormonal options. Then I get a bill and had to fight for months to get it resolved. No one actually answers the phone so you leave a message and one to two weeks later you get an email response.

In an effort to avoid this company's billing/insurance issues, I uploaded my insurance information as requested and followed up to confirm that they accept my specific insurance (under umbrella BCBS). I received an email with guidance to read their website (incomplete information) or call my insurance company. What an preposterous business model to market as advanced women's care, establish a documented trend for billing issues, and then turn the onus on the customer to mitigate the systemic failure.

I have been a patient for over a year. I am trying to get a response to a refill. I have reached out and my pharmacy. No response after 4 days. My medication is having a supply chain issue. I just need something else prescribed and zero response. This is extremely frustrating.

The practitioner was very knowledgeable and I appreciated her time. They say that they will microdose for GLP 1’s and I did not get that. I just got a bill for $1500 for Wegovy. I will not be giving this company my business . I think they may be making money off of initial clinic visits because I don’t know who can afford $1500 a month. I’m getting cheaper from my doctor’s office.

I gave my provider 5 stars. MidiHealth gets 2 stars for two main reasons: link to telemedicine platform only works on my phone, not laptop, so I have to squint at a tiny screen during the consult. The other issue is the unavailability of prescribing testosterone in Wisconsin (though my NP, who lives in WI as I do, has both a WI license and a federal DEA). The result of this is I have to pay a second provider to manage the testosterone prescriptions while my MidiHealth provider manages the other hormones. This is inconvenient and expensive. I prefer to have my MidiHealth provider (Cynthia Trent) to manage it all. I'm curious about why this is.

First appointment the provider was late, there were tech issues and I never saw her face. By the time of her voice she just seemed disinterested and i left feeling like I still had no where to go with my symptoms. I was looking forward to my second appointment, had the labs done and she canceled last minute. I was disappointed but not surprised. Unfortunately I do not feel better only about the same and frustrated on top