Midi HealthReviews of joinmidi.com

After two years of doctors appointments, questions, concerns, and feeling unheard, I finally found someone who truly listens — and that someone is Rebecca. From the moment I sat down with her, I felt seen, respected, and understood. She didn’t rush me. She didn’t dismiss my concerns. She listened to every detail, asked thoughtful questions, and made me feel like my health truly matters. That kind of empathy is rare — and it makes all the difference. Rebecca isn’t just treating symptoms. She’s helping me build a long-term plan to age with grace, strength, and vitality. For the first time in a long time, I feel hopeful and empowered about my future health. I finally have a partner who wants me not just to feel better today, but to thrive for years to come. If you’re looking for a provider who is compassionate, attentive, and genuinely invested in your well-being — Rebecca is it. My best years are ahead of me, and I’m so grateful to have her guiding this journey.

Going thru menopause , and having lupus has been a battle . Multiple doctor visits leaving feeling unheard , and disappointed . Midi was different . My nurse was so helpful and expressed her concern for helping me , and customizing a care routine just for me and my needs . For the first time i’ve felt hopeful .

I appreciate the patient-centered communication offered by Midi, allowing me to have active involvement in my care decisions. My clinician was very knowledgeable, gave research-backed answers to my questions, and seemed genuinely engaged. Finding Midi was life-changing for me after being dismissed by my primary physician and gynecologist.

The process for HRT is easy. The Nurse Practioners have been really helpful. An area of improvement would be communication. It is not straightforward which portal to contact providers and I have not received answers to prescription questions, including refills.

My physician listened. I felt like I was talking with a friend that is going through the same thing I am, which made me feel comfortable talking about everything. She was eager to help get me feeling back to myself.

I started struggling with perimenopause symptoms around 37. I didn’t know what it was at that time and had many tests run. My PCP thought it was autoimmune which ultimately landed with a fibromyalgia diagnosis from at rheumatologist at 38 but those meds didn’t help and that diagnosis didn’t feel right. By that time my own research led me to perimenopause and I had every symptom. I went back to my PCP who sent me to my gyno. She said I was too young for perimenopause and recommended birth control. By that point I was overwhelmed and decided to try HRT through Winona. Finally by 40 my brain fog, night sweats and fatigue were better but after 6 months symptoms were coming back and Winona was sending the cream before checking in so I was getting stockpiled. I finally tried out Midi for more individualized care. I have never left an appointment feeling more seen or heard. The physician was phenomenal! By the time the call ended I had a text from my pharmacy that my Rx was ready and I have lab work to test the vitamins I’ve been questioning for months. I’ll be 41 next month and feel optimistic that this year will be much better than the past 4. I wish I started with Midi sooner! HIGHLY recommend!

The appointment lasted 15 minutes and she was not interested in going over my labs in order to determine if I needed hormone replacement or not. I felt she took a cookie cutter approach and was sending the prescriptions at the pharmacy as we were talking but never took a look at my labs. I was expecting a more personalized approach especially for a $250 fee. Very disappointed with my experience. My sister and my daughter are patients of Midi, they each have a different NP and their experience was better than mine, they are the ones that recommended Midi to me and are also surprised by my poor experience.

I truly wish I could leave a positive review, but unfortunately my experience was disappointing. The visit felt rushed, and the nurse practitioner prescribed a treatment that was ineffective, which ended up costing me money. I reached out afterward to request a different prescription and did not receive a response regarding the refill. This feels like a one-and-done situation for me. It’s frustrating to feel like I would need to schedule and pay for another appointment to correct something that should have been handled properly the first time. Overall, the experience felt more like a money grab than patient-centered care.