I am a physical therapist working for MTI Physical Therapy in Magnolia and Ive recently started to treat some of the patients from MD Lee. I cannot say enough of about the quality work and care that MD Lee provides. All of the patients that have been referred from MD Lee have had excellent post-operative outcomes, and Ive found that they progress much faster than some of the other total-joint replacement patients that Ive seen.I can tell by my patients satisfaction with MD Lees bed side manner and outcomes that he is someone I would send my friends and family to. I would like to thank MD Lee and his staff for doing phenomenal work. It is because of you that my job as a physical therapist is much easier.

I was one of the 20% of patients who overall dont have inadequate outcomes of replacement knee surgery as reported nationally. While I dont fault Dr. Lee specifically for my negative outcome, I was incredibly disappointed by his underwhelming concern for this outcome and his lack of professional curiosity to understand why this happened. I have since consulted with several specialists in failed knee replacements who have diagnosed nerve compression as the culprit, which Dr. Lee completely missed.

Dr. Lee did my left hip replacement and will do my right soon. He offers nothing but professional and compassionate care. I am a nurse (not at Swedish) and have the amazing opportunity to work with many staff at Swedish. They are the people who are the best gauge of any doctor out there because they see them day in and day out. Every single time I mention that Dr. Lee is my surgeon, they tell me I am lucky, and indeed, I am. On top of that, when I was interviewing surgeons to do my surgery, the others I interviewed spoke highly of Dr. Lee. The most important thing is that osteoarthritis is a terribly painful condition and while I am grateful for Dr. Lees skill and professionalism, I am most grateful that he saw my suffering. Of all the orthopedic surgeons I met with, and he was the only one. He walked in and immediately identified that having osteoarthritis in your hips in your mid-forties is a terrible thing, and I am so grateful that he can help me. Thank you, Dr. Lee.