The worst doctor I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with. WOW. You don't have to read the rest of my review, but do yourself a favor and go elsewhere. I wish I saw these Yelp reviews before taking the trip to see him.
I came in with a broken leg, at the time I had a splint from the hospital which was falling apart (I accidentally got it wet) so I needed to see someone ASAP and his office was the only one with same day availability. I know why now. There were 8 patients in line in front of me and each was seen and dismissed within an average of 5 mins, or less.
From the very beginning, Dr. Lee seemed sketchy, asking me if I knew my diagnosis and whether surgery was required - I reply, "let me just get the hospital paperwork, they definitely said no surgery as the bones were not displaced, but let me give you the details". He stops me by telling me "No! Don't get the papers, I want to know what YOU know, not what the papers say!" Well, I know that I'm not a doctor and can't speak intelligently on the topic of fractures.
Dr. Lee decides to take X-Rays without removing the splint, doesn't bother giving me ANY protective gear during the X-Ray (had to ask for it myself to which he said "Oh yeah, but this is not even bad for you"... yeah, ok I guess not all of us enjoy an extra dose of radiation now and then, but to each his own). We get to his office and he tells me "I can't really see your fracture that well, these X-Rays did not come out good." Um yea, Captain Obvious, could it be all that EXTRA plaster and bandages around my leg making them blurry?! I couldn't make this stuff up. He then tells me that I should just wear the boot until the fracture heals. "But what about at night" - I ask? He goes, "yeah good point, you can wear the splint you have now". My drenched-in-water-falling-apart splint?!I! No way, please take it off. It took some convincing, but he finally agrees to give me this little piece of plaster that stretches along the sides of my leg, with minimal support. So I leave (another 5 minute appointment victim), and follow his instructions by wearing the boot/splint.
Fast forward 1 week later, when I went to see another doctor. Apparently, the wonderful splint/boot combination that Dr. Lee has recommended resulted in a displacement of my bones and now, 3 opinions later, I need surgery! Oh and the best part, he is billing my insurance company $550 for this sad little splint, claiming that it's a full cast! His 5 minute visit ended up costing a total of $900 - more than my 4 hour hospital visit!
You're probably better off having your accountant or hair stylist treat your injury than going to this guy. read more