Stanley S. Lee's Online Review Report Card

Useless Doctor, he told me that haha he was the only doc I could use cause of my insurance. And he didnt wanna help me if I didnt want to go back to work! Omg! He sat and told me I was most likely born with this problem. I'm 51 years old and have been having nerve damage all those years yet after surgery he cannot understand why aft 6mths I still need physical therapy! All he did was trade my leg nerve damage for neuropathy in my feet! Then he asked me why I was using a cane still!! Really does he know anything except cutting into people and putting them down!!?? I'm in more pain than when i started! So how am i supposed to be better!? Stay away from him! I should have listened but i thought i had no choice but really i waited that long i could have waited longer! PATIENTS BEWARE! I am starting a new law suit! Oh btw he doesnt know why I have numb feet!

Horrible.. Wish i would of read his reviews first .. Took my son there because St.Marys recommended and all his one stars are exactly right .. No bedside manner doesnt really seem to care or have any suggestions... I mean who cares if you can get right in .. I would wait 2 hours to see a Good Doctor.. Thats about the only good thing about going to see this doctor...

Worst dr ever. Late to appointment and didn’t even take his coat off. Didn’t close door for privacy and I could hear the exam on the lady he did across the hall. Never even looked at my back. The issue is actually noticeable. What dr wouldn’t look at that when you bring it up? Luckily I took notes after I left of EXACTLY what occurred during visit. He was so bad he didn’t even get my answers correct and he recorded it! How dumb are you?!? Not sure how this guy even made it through school. Definitely wouldn’t allow him to be my surgeon. Save yourself a lot of time and stay far, far away from this guy!!

He must be on the spectrum with some sort of social disorder. He’s all great bringing you into his care but when it comes to after care this man is profoundly inept re: his ability to treat his patients with individualized care. It seems like he has great difficulty understanding that not all patients fall into the typical or expected guidelines and/or outcomes. He is also very blunt with his opinions and certainly has no concept of treating his patients with dignity and respect. He has no regard that his patients come with feelings and emotions along with their physical spine issues. Good doctors know how to approach sensitive issues with compassion utilizing education rather than blunt critical statements. He clearly has no compassion or understanding that patients may have other issues outside the realm of his expertise. His communication is very poor hence the horrific bedside manner.

He must be on the spectrum with some sort of social disorder. He’s all great bringing you into his care but when it comes to after care this man is profoundly inept re: his ability to treat his patients with individualized care. It seems like he has great difficulty understanding that not all patients fall into the typical or expected guidelines and/or outcomes. He is also very blunt with his opinions and certainly has no concept of treating his patients with dignity and respect. He has no regard that his patients come with feelings and emotions along with their physical spine issues. Good doctors know how to approach sensitive issues with compassion utilizing education rather than blunt critical statements. He clearly has no compassion or understanding that patients may have other issues outside the realm of his expertise. His communication is very poor hence the horrific bedside manner.

I saw Dr. Lee for an injury to my spine from a fall in 2005. I have seen neurologists from the best hospitals in Boston, Houston and Switzerland for this injury, which is well documented. Dr. Lee told me that they were all wrong after looking at my mri for 30 seconds. He told me that pain and numbness are subjective, that I was not a candidate for surgery and that I should use a walker.

I have a back injury from a fall while hiking. It is well documented and I've been seen by neurologists at the best hospitals in boston and houston. Dr. Lee spent 30 seconds looking at my MRI and told me that I was not a candidate for surgery, my pain and numbness were subjective, and that I should use a walker.

Dr Lee is very upfront with your condition and explains your situation and your procedure to you and what he will do to help you and also what you as a patient must do before and after your surgery so your healing and recovery process is timely and done with proper care with your medical care and physical therapy after surgery Dr Lee always answers his calls and returns his call in a timely manner we DEFINITELY RECOMMEND Dr Lee !!!

This Doctor should not even have a license to practice!!! He is a liar and a fraud!!! He might as well be employed by the insurance company. He literally did a 5 minute exam which mostly involved just asking questions then gave a fraudulent report back to the insurance company stating there was absolutely nothing wrong with me!!! If I could give a negative, I would. What a P.O.S. I don't know how this guy sleeps at night!!!

I started having back problems and the use of my legs 15 years ago. I have been seen by doctors at U of M and the Detroit Medical Center. I have lost the use of my legs. I can no longer walk and use a scooter. I saw Doctor Lee and he spent over an hour with me discussing my symptoms. He sent me for an MRI and saw me the very next morning which was a Friday. He knew I didn't need a spine doctor but knew that I needed to see a neurologist. He called the Neurologist he wanted me to see and got me an appointment the next Monday. Come to find out I have a lesion growing on my spinal cord that all the other doctors never saw. It is what is causing my loss of use of my legs. I am currently working with the neurologist to decide what to do. I am so happy I found Doctor Lee and highly recommend him.