This place is unbelievably disrespectful!! I entered a contest on WDIV where you could win a free…read moretreatment of some sort. Next month someone named Sam Frank called me and then text messaged me. I told him that day I'm not interested but thank you. (This was a Friday) Monday I received another text message asking if he can call me and talk, told him to leave me alone or else I would contact the news station about this boarder line harassment. So attached is the message I received from this company. Who in the world would ever want to deal with a shister like this.

Sam is a great coach. Easy to follow plan has me feeling and looking better. I gained a bunch of…read moreweight during the stay at home order and with his help I've taken it all off and a few more lbs. The breakfast shake actually tastes good and I'm eating better than ever. Thank you Sam!

I spoke to Mason on the phone to make an appointment. He recently took over the business a few…read moremonths ago. It's great to have a hyperbaric chamber close by and they are open on Saturday too. The hyperbaric chamber sessions are about 60 to 80 minutes. They cost about $125 a session. It's a zipper that you have to enter through. He said it's comfortable inside and I can be in with my phone, shoes off though. It's in the same shopping center as Wannashake? And Jonny Cakes, both good spots too. It's next to the Troy City Fitness. Compression for the legs for increased blood flow. The compression feels good, feels like a deep squeeze massage. I got set up with my charger for my phone since it drains quickly. The compression is for a half hour. It is supposed to help you feel lighter on your feet. The cryo is only for 3 mins. Socks and gloves to avoid hypothermia. It's at -200 degrees. In the buff. Boxers for the boys and their boys, if you know what I mean. The crypto is $60 a session. My teeth started to chatter within the first few seconds. Wow. Felt aches from my knees and my elbows, due to inflammation in the area. They provide you coffee and water while you are in your sessions. The hyperbaric chamber session started around noon. Takes about 5 minutes to inflate the chamber. Clear your ears like on a plane the first few minutes. The pure oxygen in your nose takes some getting used to the taste and smell of it all. Once you are in and it's inflated and your ears have popped, it's quite comfortable to just chill out here for an hour. The bed pad could use another layer. Come in for some detox and brain clarity and great blood flow too. Depressurization right on time. Ears are popping again. Decided to try it all and do a session in the infrared sauna for a 29 minute session as well. It's warming from my core out. It feels like a warm and lovely hug. The service here is above and beyond. Mason puts you at ease and regularly checks up on you to make sure you are not uneasy or uncomfortable in every session. He has great bedside manners and is detailed in explaining the session process and benefits too. From the compression, frigid cryo, infusion of intense oxygen and the infrared heat. I feel energized and refreshed. I have been here for almost 3 hours. It feels like a full day spa day today. Feeling so fantastic. It feels like 3 hour Swedish massage. I bought a package for my husband to try it all as well, soon.

Five out of five stars. I liked everything about this space. Dr. Mason has recovery on lockdown…read morewhich is fantastic since it's attached to the gym. Great concept. He greeted me himself and went over everything they had. He was very informative about each modality and the benefits. I did cryotherapy for the first time and he walked me through each step. I'm not a fan of cold but it was kind of refreshing and I felt so alive afterwards. I wanted to do it to simulate my metabolism. He also recommended that the cold plunge pool. I need to work myself up to that. I would definitely go back.

This is a great program! I have lost almost 40 lbs and have stuck with this plan longer than…read moreanything in my life. It has taught me to make healthy choices and think about what and when I eat. The structure of this program was something I needed. The West Bloomfield staff are amazing and so supportive......Brooke, Theresa, Ashley are always so encouraging and helpful!

I love this place!! I have received real, measurable strength gains in six months with only two…read moretwenty min sessions a week! Seriously. It is crazy. The epitome of the getting the most bang for the least amount of work. It is work.... But you can do anything for 20 minutes. Way better than the chronic cardio that I have been doing for years and years. The trainers are knowledgeable and the owner is awesome.

After many attempts to set up a regular workout schedule, with Exercise Coach, I've successfully…read morebought in to the accountability of showing up at a scheduled time, twice per week for a short 20-25 minute workout at the exercise coach for more than a year. This gym works for me and has contributed to improving and maintaining my strength, balance as well as cholesterol and A1C scores.

Dr. Bahoora is a great chiropractor! He is really kind and patient. He works really well with kids…read moreand adults. The staff is always so sweet! Am

By far the most underrated, healthy food place in Birmingham. I had their smoothies and their food…read morefor the first time and it was absolutely amazing. I was very impressed with how fresh and clean the ingredients are. I highly recommend that you come here and try the "calm smoothie" and a wrap. Dr Silvio owns the place and he does a fantastic job. Thanks to the whole team. This blows clean juice and tropical smoothie out of the water. I will only be coming to Be Well for my snacks (and massages)

Dr. John is amazing!!!! I've never heard of dry needling before and it's made a huge difference in…read moremy tight hamstrings, knee problems and my TMJ. They have so many options for pain relief and treatment. The whole place is really cool and open, always has people in it working out or getting a spa treatment! I highly suggest this place for pain relief or a good work out! Or both!

I had a membership to this gym back in April to May 2018. The first thing that attracted me to it…read morewas the price. I've actually connected with this gym via Instagram. Whoever ran its account followed me and remained active as far as liking my posts and commenting. I really appreciated it and because of it, I've paid a visit and signed up. The first day, the employees were helpful and seemed very welcoming. I've signed up and the fee at the time was $35 a month. It was something that I could get with. I started going to the gym at least every other day around 6 a.m. because it's usually empty and I would get enough exercise in without worrying about being around others. It was cool for a minute. Then one day, due to the fact that I had be elsewhere earlier in the day, I've decided to go around noon where I know plenty of people were going to be around. When I walked in, I flashed my membership card so that no one can stop me and try to ask a million questions. The employees all had this weird look on their face. It was a look of "Who is he?" and "Does he even belong here?" You could cut the tension like a knife. It felt as if the record stopped once I walked in. Anyway, I walked straight to the locker room to get into my workout gear. No more than 2 minutes later, one of the employees, or who I believe is the owner, came in behind me. He walked around the locker room for at least 30 seconds. Then he pretended to use the bathroom because the urinals are right there as soon as you walk in. I didn't hear anything nor did he wash his hands, so my b.s. detector went off immediately. I've proceeded to go upstairs to begin my workout. However, 10 minutes later, I packed it all up because it was fresh in my mind. The next day, I called to cancel my membership. I had to pay an extra $35 for the next month, but I couldn't get down with what I felt, in which I believed that I was a target of discrimination. And even if it wasn't direct, I'm sure if I've stayed longer, it would've happened. Several times prior to going to this gym, I've called and the owner, I assume uses his private phone, answered. Each conversation felt very dry and he didn't even show no enthusiasm towards a new gym member. I had to get out of it quick because other than getting myself together, I would like to feel welcomed. Gyms are usually places where bonds are formed through the shared love of fitness. Here, it felt like I was a ghost...one who was visible, but unwanted.

I came and did a drop-in class at CrossFit Bloomfield in September while helping my mom clean out…read moreher garage. I grew up nearby and am in the area several times every year -- and I'm glad CFB will be my gym away from home when I'm there. Other boxes I've tried in the area were too macho, impersonal, or big, the kind of places where beginners might get lost in a class or trainers can't pay real attention to how people are doing physically demanding movements. I enjoyed working with Hillary, who was very attentive and gave me some very helpful feedback on my form, even though I was a drop-in client. The workout included a more intensive metcon than I'm used to, but it was fun! The other people in the class were friendly and welcomed me immediately, which I think is always a sign of a great gym culture.

I visited CrossFit Bloomfield a few weeks ago for my first CrossFit experience! The Gym was having…read morean event for beginners and I thought this would be an excellent opportunity to give crossfit a try! The workout was very challenging, however, the instructors had many variations for the people who couldn't make it through the normal routine! After the workout was complete my whole body was sore (in a good way) and I felt like I had really gotten a good one! The facility is large and open, plenty of room for you to do what you need to do! I would definitely recommend this gym to anyone, beginner to expert! Ask for Georgia she is the best instructor they have!!

I would love to give a good review... but honestly, the staff doesn't appear to work as a team and…read morethat's a real shame. I feel bad for the one medical assistant that actually appears to be doing any sort of work. I can't remember her name, but I recall her being the only chubby black woman actually doing anything. The lobby will be packed and she appears to be the only one rooming the patients. Aren't clinics supposed to have more than one medical assistant? I think there was another one always sitting in the back, but again they don't appear to be helping much at all. With that being said, aren't the nurses supposed to step in and help when things get too busy? Does the manager do anything besides talk on the phone?

Miriam, the nurse practitioner is off the charts! Have you ever had someone do an IV and they just…read morecan't get it? Well, not here ! I barely felt a little poke. If your afraid of getting an IV, know you will not have to worry hear at the troy NIVA. Plus, the cherry on top is the whole staff is awesome. Great place, I love seeing everyone there.