Here's my honest experience with Dr Lin and his team. I saw Dr Lin on June 24. Typical appointment, no concerns. Ordered an MRI. Saw him for results and review of MRI on July 1. He wasn't able to pull up MRI in the room. Stated I had a torn brevis tendon and had 2 options, surgery or a cast. I got the impression he was leaning toward surgery but I opted for the cast. The plan was to remove cast every 2 weeks and check in with him. Cast was removed on July 14. I saw his PA. She was so dismissive. She told me, well I don't know why you're swelling is so bad maybe you should see neurology. She then stated maybe I have lupus go see rheumatology or pain management, this isn't an Ortho case. I was shocked! Lupus, I have no symptoms of Lupus. What happen to the surgery option that Dr Lin recommend only 2 weeks ago? No answer. My MRI radiology report clearly indicts a brevis tear and come to find out after getting second opinion the MRI radiology report indicates a stress fracture. I have reached out to Dr Lin's office multiple times to ask why would surgery be offered one week then pulled off the table 2 weeks later, no response. I then contacted the director of operations, Jason, we had 2 pleasant calls. He reached out to Dr Lins office, but that yielded no response at all. My third call to Jason follow up regarding Dr Lin not calling me back yet went unanswered. I spent 6 weeks trying to get someone to call me back, so at this point I'm leaving this review. I would never recommend him or his team. Such a cruel way to treat a person with a tear and stress fracture. Patients deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. Clearly not something Dr Lin practices. read more