Bloor Nicole

I have been a patient of Dr. Bloor for over 14 years. I have never once felt uncomfortable asking questions or felt I didn’t have my needs addressed. Lynne Jumper, her RN is excellent. She is very friendly and knows her stuff. For routine things like a UTI or a sore throat, I feel comfortable seeing her.
Unfortunately, one day Dr. Bloor decided to cut her patients down drastically and stopped taking several types of insurance, including mine. I was left to find another PCP and it was very difficult as most were not accepting new patients.
I found another doctor but was overall displeased with her. A couple of years later, my employer’s insurance changed and I found myself back at Dr. Bloor’s practice. The only con I can find about her practice is the lack of flexibility with insurance. Otherwise, she has very knowledgeable staff and I know that if I need to be seen, most of the time I can get in the same day.

I am very surprised by these negative reviews. Have been a patient of Dr. Bloor’s for a few years now and she is AWESOME. The office is one of the best run facilities I have been to in recent years. I never wait upon arrival and I always get a call back with test results, or if I call Dr. Bloor for any reason. JMHO, but I think Dr. Bloor and her staff are a cut above.

Dr Bloor is a wonderful and caring doctor. She is practicing state of the art medicine with her use of electronic records and web portal. She is knowlegable and caring.
I highly recommend her as a physician!

I’ve waited a few months since my appointment to post a review, but my experience was so negative I decided to share.
I went to Dr. Bloor because I needed a new PCP after moving back to the area. When I initially booked the appointment, the receptionist was pleasant enough. By the day of the appointment in July, however, things went south pretty fast.
First, my GPS took me to the entirely wrong place, mere minutes before my appointment was scheduled for. I called the office to be courteous and let them I still planned on coming in ASAP. The response on the other end of the line was the most sarcastic «…um…ok» I’ve ever heard.
When I finally walk in, the three women behind the desk could barely be compelled to cease their conversation for even a moment to greet me. They just turned and stared until I introduced myself. I was given the new patient form to fill out, and I again went unacknowledged when I dropped the clipboard back off at the desk.
The nurse (Lynne, I believe) took me into a prep room to do bloodwork and shots, and spent the whole time treating me like a pin cushion while carrying on a personal conversation with another nurse who was in the room.
Then comes Dr. Bloor. This women will not let you talk. If you try to get a word I’m — even in a lull in conversation — she will just keep talking, in addition to that, if you ask any questions, she will both make you feel dumb for asking, and answer you in strict medical terms, so you really end up feeling stupid for not understanding. What really ended up upsetting me, though, was I brought to her attention a health concern of mine which I have a strong family history of. This is something which doctors and surgeons of other family members of mine have personally urged me to look into. She basically dismissed my concerns and said I was worried for no reason.
I was supposed to call back the next day after the appointment to schedule a follow up for an unrelated test. Instead, I told the receptionist how rude she and everyone else in the office had been, and that I would not be returning. Dr. Bloor did personally call me about an hour later to hear what I had to say, and I explained to her what an unprofessional office she is running over there. But that’s not enough to give this place higher than a one star rating because I doubt she’s changed.
There are plenty of other wonderful PCPs in the area. I urge anyone to look elsewhere for theirs.

I am truly blessed to have Dr. Bloor as my Primary Care Physician. I have been a patient of hers for a number of years now, and am so thankful that I found her. She is one of the most knowledgeable doctors I have ever met and is always ontop of any new developments coming out in the medical field and that for a patient is a matter of «life and death». These last two years I have been delt with some very scary health issues, not knowing what was to be. With Dr. Bloor’s expertise and wisdom she helped me get through them. I honestly believe that she put me on the right track that saved my life. You see, I am very afraid of doctors of all kind; but Dr. Bloor is one of the very few doctors who not only looks at the medical side but the emotional side of a patient. To me that is a true doctor, the one who always remembers to do both. I remember I came down with a very bad case of pneumonia and was in the ICU for three days, switched to a regular floor and after a week went home. I must have called Dr. Bloor every three days for two months asking «Is this normal?». I did this because my family and friends thought that after a few weeks I should be back to my old self. It was with Dr. Bloor’s patience, understanding and compassion that she made me realize that this was normal, made me feel at ease, that it was ok, and that I was ok. She always, always returns my calls in a very promptly manner and is not satisfied until she knows that I understand everything, all my questions answered and at the end of every conversation she always tells me to please call her with anything. Her office is like going to someone’s home. It is so homey and the atmosphere is so pleasing and calming, not like 99% of the doctors offices that I have been to that drives my blood pressure and anxiety levels sky high. The girls in the office could not be more pleasant and accomodating. I must thank them so much, for my appreciation of what they do for me is so great. Whenever I need to see Dr. Bloor they manage to to get me an appointment to see her that very day. I want to make this clear; this is EVERY SINGLE TIME I am having a medical issue and need to be seen, they make sure that I am. I can not ask for more then that! Lynn Jumper is another very special person to me. Last May I thought I was having a stroke. She did everything for me and I mean in SECONDS, this «angel» scheduled everything and held my hand the entire time. She is another godsend to me. Then, there is Sue. I must tell you that I am absolutely petrified of needles, especially of having blood taken. Before becoming a patient at Dr. Bloor’s office, every doctor would poke and poke until I was black and blue, making me even more scared to ever come back for a simple blood test. Sue has such gentleness that now not that I enjoy having it done, but I am not scared and best of all, «it does not hurt». One other thing that I want to mention which I think is very, very important that I found out. Every day, Dr. Bloor and her staff go through patients records to make sure that they are up to date on all there tests or if a patient needs some additional follow-​up. I was so extremely impressed when I found this out. How many doctors would take the time to go above and beyond what is required of them. Example, I was supposed to go for my mamogram but continually putting it off because I just couldn’t deal with it; it was Dr. Bloor’s office who brought attention to it and scheduled my appointment and naturally took notice of the results that were thankfully normal. Again, another instance where another doctor would not have gone the extra mile. I am so thankful that I have the very best doctor with a staff of the very best. I always kid that if I had to move to California, that I would still fly to Dr Bloor’s office for my yearly physical because I know that doctors like her are very few and I am one of the lucky ones to have been fortunate to be a patient of hers. When a doctor gives to a patient their time, knowledge, compassion, caring, understanding and so much more there is no reason for that patient to look any further for that doctor is a gift in this world called «life»!

If I could give this doctor’s office negative stars I would. I’m switching my primary doctor this yr and any other place will be a step up. The receptionist who answers the phone is extremely rude and acts as though she’s giving me the utmost pleasure to be a patient there. She’s a real treat.
In the several years I’ve had Dr. Bloor as my doctor I’ve seen her once, maybe twice. I’m always scheduled with the LNP, Lynne Jumper. So if you don’t mind seeing the nurse for every possible thing under the sun, even when it’s something you would think a doctor should see you for, go here. I have to wonder what hours Dr. Bloor works…2−4pm 3 times a week maybe?
And if you don’t mind Lynne talking over you, not listening to what you have to say and who talks TO you so much you can’t get a word in edgewise, make your appointment. Odds are you’ll end up seeing her anyway.
It doesn’t matter what you «want» to tell her because she doesn’t care. You see, she thinks her questions cover everything and that she’s that thorough. I can’t tell you how many times I left that office having information that would have made a tremendous difference in how I got treated, but she has a nasty habit of stopping me midway through sentences. Scratch that, I can’t even get sentences out, a few words maybe. So if you want a place where you don’t have to say a thing (she will barely let you anyway), go here.
If you want a place that either doesn’t document or documents incorrectly what little detail about your health you have even the opportunity to provide, go ahead, make that appointment!
There are many other doctor’s to choose from in this area, my suggestion is to stay far, far away from this place.

I was going to try her as my PCP but it takes 6 months to get the first appointment. Yes, 6 months!!! And she won’t see you for small/​sick appointments unless you have had a routine exam first. Her receptionist flatly told me that unless I have had the new patient exam, I will have to find another doctor if I get sick. Wow!