I was referred to Dr. Lee by my long time orthopedist, who reported that I was a 70 year old female who was athletic and in great shape. I was instructed to get an MRI and an X-ray, which I did. I took these to my appointment and was pleased with the medical assistant. She took my MRI and X-rays and the usual vitals. She stepped out and returned to tell me that the doctor wanted to look at his own X-ray, a single front view of both knees. Then she showed me to a room and was shortly visited by Dr. Lee. He began by a sarcastic remark about my supposedly athletic, great shape of a 70 year old. Then began the torment. First, he agreed that I had a meniscus tear, but implied that "his" X-ray could not detect a torn ACL. I responded by asking if he had reviewed my MRIs and X-rays I had brought in. Instead of an answer, he took my injured knee and "popped" it about four times, saying I don't think there's popping, it's just meniscus tear. Then he took my other knee, without my permission, and pulled it severely and twisted it until I was in agony! Stunningly, he said to me, this knee has a complete tear of the ACL! I told him I was sure that before he yanked and twisted it, it was fine. He went to my thighs and pushed on them at the top of the knee and said, you are too weak for surgery, I'm going to recommend physical therapy. (I play competitive tennis and do circuit weights, and walk 3-5 miles a day). Seriously, this obese one is telling me I'm not fit! It seemed more an insult to me than a medical opinion. I said I'm done, he started to argue and I told him I just wanted to dress and leave. On his way out, he turned and quipped, "just so you kn w, I rarely do surgery on someone over the age of 50! When I went back to the surgeon who did the ACL repair on my first knee, he walked me through the MRI showing me exactly wear the ACL was torn and the meniscus torn. I had surgery two weeks later and now, after four months am back to walking, working out and playing tennis. This review is to find out if other women have been treated this way and go to Dignity Health about it. read more