About Us

Dr. Lisa Robinson is a 1997 graduate of Indiana University School of Medicine and completed her residency in family medicine in 2000 in Columbia, South Carolina.  She is a diplomate of the American Board of Family Medicine and is board certified. She is CEO of Joie de Vivre, founded in 2008. She has completed additional training in Age Management Medicine in 2009, and most recently in 2015. For the past 11 years, through her private practice, Dr. Robinson has served her patients with the primary objective being to enhance their lives as individuals by creating space in which she can help each person achieve their most optimal wellness. As medicine is ever-changing, she strives to offer cutting edge technologies to treat disease as well as offer nutrition, herbal, and weight loss solutions to assist patients in thriving in all areas of their lives.

Quinn was born and raised in Colorado. She earned a B.A. in Biology and Chemistry from the University of Denver, a Master’s in Education from Adams State University, and spent three years teaching science at Center High School. She found her way to the Midwest through her attendance at Butler University where she received a Master’s in Physician Assistant Studies. She is passionate about fostering strong patient relationships, providing whole-person care, and lifelong learning. Quinn and her husband, Stefan, live in Indianapolis with their two dogs and too many cats.

Born and raised in Mitchell, Indiana, Laci first pursued her passion for nursing at Indiana State University where she graduated in 2004 with her BSN. Starting her career at Bloomington Hospital, Laci eventually found herself in outpatient care, working for the hospital’s gastroenterology specialists upon seeking out a more “normal” work schedule ideal for her growing family. Three daughters later, Laci opted to raise the girls at home until they were all in school. In 2015 Laci joined Joie de Vivre, where she felt like she could find a balance between focusing on her career while also being able to spend time with her family.

Laci lost her dad, Michael “Duke” Mann, to cancer in 2016. Duke was someone who always looked forward and lived each day without regrets. He was a dedicated, hardworking, middle-class man who taught his daughter to never give up her dreams and to view her failures as stepping stones to the finish line. On June 2, 2020, four years to the day after losing her father, Laci crossed a finish line by graduating from Purdue University with her master’s degree. Laci is now a board certified family nurse practitioner and is happily accepting new patients.

Laci and her husband, Tyler, live with their daughters; Rhaegan, Lilly, and Emma in Williams, Indiana along with Joffus, a very timid yet cuddly bull mastiff and two cats; Jax and Bella. When she’s not in the office, you can typically catch Laci and Tyler at one of their girls’ sporting events or hanging out at their home, the Caudell Compound where they enjoy riding 4-wheelers, swimming, and sledding.

Jesse has been in the medical field for over 10 years, mostly as a phlebotomist and now a Certified Medical Assistant (CMA). Jesse’s passion for being in this line of work stems from his battle with leukemia at the age of 16. He had 3 rounds of chemo and a bone marrow transplant (for which his mom was the donor). Jesse has also had both of his hips replaced from side effects of all the medications during his treatment. He is now 16 years cancer free!

​Jesse was a born and raised a Hoosier and grew up on a small horse farm just outside Ellettsville. He was a 4-H member of Monroe County for 10 years, where he showed his horse, Chief. These days Jesse is very involved with the local Jeep club (Jeeps Only!) which he started with his aunt. The club offers cruises, Jeep shows, benefits, and of course Off-roading! He is also a member of the Monroe County 4×4 Club. Jesse has been married to his wife, Jen, for 9 years and they have a 4 year-old daughter, Juliet. On the weekends, you can usually catch them in the Jeep enjoying the outdoors! When Juliet is not in the Jeep, she can be found riding her pony “Cowboy!”

Krystyna has been a part of the medical field since 2004 when she earned a degree in medical assisting. After 6 years as a stay-at-home mom and professional writer, she is ecstatic to be back in the medical office. She loves helping people and interacting socially. In her free time she loves to paint, read, write short fiction and play guitar.