Quite possibly the worst doctors office I’ve ever been to. They bill insurance and you for procedures they’ve never done, atleast an hour wait to see the doctor, office staff is very rude and condescending, the doctor acted like he didn’t even care about the appointments.

Heres what I look for in my doctor.1. Education and training. Dr. Lee is University of Chicago graduate and holds all the right training, and is board certified.2. Proficiency in diagnostic exam and diagnosis. He correctly diagnosed my issue and quickly formulated my treatment plan. This is real ENT doctor not some DO or PA, but MD. Im so glad to have found him in Bloomington.

His choice of treatment didn’t work for me for my fungal infection and I lost little bit of hearing

Had polyps removed and a septum straightened. Had probably ten office appointments and every single appointment I waited at least an hour past my appointment to be seen and some of the times if was even up to two hours. They’ll even trick you and have you wait an hour in the lobby then bring you back have a nurse ask you questions then let you sit another hour just for the doctor to come ask the exact same questions. You wait an hour to be seen for ten minutes it’s absurd. Then on top of it the doctor is skilled and knowledgeable but he’s very rude and condescending. Over all I feel like I was swindled and had my time wasted.

I have went to several ENTs before meeting Dr. Lee. The 1st time I saw him he knew what the issue was within 5 mins. He is very thourough and knowledgable. Staff at his office are friendly. I ended up needing an endoscopic surgery done and a left tube on my ear, i felt immediate sinus relief. Today (the day after sugery) i am feeling 100% on my nose, no packing or anything was needed. Ear tube still settling but much expected. Dr lee even called yestersay evening to make sure I was doing well and I had my follow up appt this am. I highly recommend Dr. Lee!

Dr Lee saved me with an emergency Tracheotomy. He is very concerned for his patients and did a great job explaining the procedure and why I required it afterward.