Jennifer Lin, MD

Dr. Lin is such a comfort to our family. She is always there to answer questions, is kind, compassionate, and a wonderful listener.

Dr. Jennifer Lin has been our family physician since we moved to Tucson in 2014 from Pennsylvania. We feel blessed to have found her and when she opened her MDVIP practice, we came right along!! She listens, is very thoughtful, and cares about us!!!

I have had Dr. Lin for well over a decade maybe even closer to 2. It was not an easy decision for me to follow her when she switched to become part of MDVIP due to the high membership cost. However, the holistic care that she and her team provides especially for a diabetic like me is invaluable. She also sees my two kids and that sealed my decision to sign up with MDVIP. Dr. Lin genuinely cares, she is honest and candid, and extremely knowledgeable in her field. She and her team makes a special effort to meet our healthcare needs by being available and by promptly responding to our ailment inquiries. She freely gives her opinion when asked. She makes herself available during our medical emergencies. It gives me comfort when I know I can ask her anytime regarding illness or health or wellness related question. That type of availability is what convinced me to pay for the MDVIP membership and she honors that by being readily accessible to allay our concerns or provide medical assistance. We are very grateful to have Dr. Lin as our Doctor, our health advocate, and our friend.

I would like to tell you why I dont think my doctor is super. Last October, I went for my yearly physical. Dr Lin suggested that I add another anti-depressant to the one I take called Ecitrolopram and I agreed. She did not explain the side effects to me and I had the prescription filled. After about 12 hours on this addition, I began to feel constipated and bloated. As I had experienced this before, years ago with a certain anti-depression medication, I threw the prescription away and called the office stating it. No response. In January, 2024, I received a call from Dr Lin's medical assistant stating that Dr Lin wanted me to cut my 20mg Ecitrolopram in half. I asked why and she said she didnt know. I asked her to find out. She did and called me back. Dr Lin thought the dose was too high and wanted me to reduct it to 10mg. Curiosously, I did that and around the beginning of February, I began having bouts of depression and anxiety. During the time between the reduction and the onset of depression, Dr Lin never bothered to call to find out how I was doing on the lesser dose. On February 26th, I called MDVIP and cancelled by automatic withdrawal and told them I no longer wanted to be a member. I called Dr Lin's office and cancelled all my upcoming appointments and told them that one time, she wants to add more anti-depression medicine and in a short time, wants me to decrease my dose. Which is it, I asked myself? Does she know whats she is doing? I went back on 20mg of Ecitrolopram but I am still suffering from anxiety and depression which was caused by Dr Lin taking it upon herself to reduce my dose without an office visit to discuss it. I have since, found another physician because going to Dr Lin's office makes me nauseous, period.