Dr. Alice Lee, Endocrinologist / Diabetes Specialist, Internal Medicine

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Biography

Education and Background

Education and training

State University of New York Downstate Medical Center

Specialty

Endocrinologist / Diabetes Specialist, Internal Medicine

NPI number

1275573990

Reviews

2.66 Based on
2 platforms

Google

2.9 (11)

Yelp

2.0 (4)

Certainly reviews are by verified patients who booked on Certainly and we confirmed saw the provider

Google review

Feb 19, 2019• Chuan He

Very good doctor. She does care about the status of the patients. Once I forgot to visit her after taking blood test and just went out for vacation, and then, she just called me in person to tell me that I need to reduce the dose of my medicine. Additionally, she also help patients to save some unnecessary money cost. My company buy me Cigna insurance , and I have to pay $50 as a copay. So sometime she just tells me that I do not need to come next time, I can just call her after taking next blood test, and she will tell me how to adjust my prescription in phone without coming to visit her, so that I can save that $50. This is a kind of Dr care about patient instead of money for real.

Google review

May 6, 2015• Mike Wang

There are some bad reviews online about her and I don't think they are justified. She is not afraid to spend time with a patient and more importantly she is THOROUGH. If you plan on going to see her make sure you know about your family history, have good medical records, and can describe your condition/symptoms clearly. My first visit she spent an hour and change listening to me and taking notes. I have been to countless doctors and specialists, some who are supposedly 'top docs' in their field and none of them made me feel like they were as interested at getting to the bottom of things as Dr. Lee. She also demonstrated way more knowledge of endocrine disorders (even obscure and rare diseases) than the 'top docs'. I don't know if she will figure out what I have or give me any answers, but after all the doctor visits I finally feel like there is hope.

Google review

Aug 8, 2022• Eric Ho

Easily the worst doctor visit I’ve ever experienced. As mentioned by the other comments, she was extremely rude, condescending, and an overall lack in manners. She barely took a glance at the test results and just mumbled something under her breath without explaining what the results meant. When asked a follow up question, she wouldn’t even answer you and just rudely pointed at a word on a piece of paper to represent what my diagnosis was. What made matter worse was she pointed at the wrong word. Wouldn’t recommend

Google review

May 15, 2018• Lisa Kaplan

This dr should lose her license. She was the rudest and unskilled "dr" instead of saying I am not experienced let me refer you she tells me if you don't follow my way than you shouldn't be my patient. I ty for that because I found the best Doctor that knew what he was doing and saying. U got ur degree on Craigslist. I hope u get better care than u give💩

Google review

Mar 3, 2014• Dee Chow

Dr Lee is extremely rude, her staff is extremely unorganized, her office does not open on time (50 minutes late). She also managed to loose my MRI result CD, instead of admitting it, her staff told me to go to her office every 2 days to check for it. Please avoid her at all cost.

Costs with Blue Cross/Blue Shield (any - including Anthem, Empire, etc.)

New patient office visit

up to $423*

Providers charge for an "office visit" when discussing treatment for a specific health condition.

It does not include the cost of tests or procedures, and is based on:

medical complexity of the health issue (most visits are low complexity)
face-to-face time spent with the provider
time spent by the provider documenting the encounter

Minimal complexity

up to $153*

Low complexity

up to $224*

Moderate complexity

up to $337*

High complexity

up to $423*

Diabetes management services

up to $252*

Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), personal use

up to $252*

Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) data interpretation and report

up to $65*

Thyroid procedures

up to $238*

Ultrasonography - Imaging (Ultrasound) ultrasonic guidance code for needle placement

up to $94*

Fine needle aspiration

up to $238*

Endocrine testing

up to $69*

Progesterone

up to $37*

Gonadotropin, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)

up to $33*

Calcium

up to $13*

Albumin, urine

up to $11*

Blood test, thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH)

up to $30*

Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B-12)

up to $27*

ACTH, plasma

up to $69*

Ferritin

up to $25*

Albumin, serum, plasma or whole blood

up to $9*

24 hour Urine Creatinine

up to $10*

Triglycerides

up to $11*

Triiodothyronine (T3), free

up to $30*

Estradiol

up to $34*

Growth hormone (Somatotropin)

up to $30*

Cholesterol, serum or whole blood, total

up to $8*

Thyroid-stimulating immunoglobulin (TSI) / Thyrotropin receptor antibody (TRAb) / IGF1

up to $23*

Urea nitrogen, quantitative

up to $7*

1,25-Dihydroxy vitamin D

up to $69*

Thyroxine (T4)

up to $16*

Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)

up to $17*

Insulin

up to $24*

Homocysteine

up to $30*

Thyroxine (T4), unbound (free)

up to $12*

Testosterone, free

up to $46*

Triiodothyronine (T3), total

up to $11*

Acetone, urine

up to $15*

Aldosterone

up to $12*

Cortisol

up to $30*

Testosterone, total

up to $46*

24 hour Urine Calcium

up to $11*

Estrogens, total

up to $45*

Sex hormone binding globulin

up to $39*

Vitamin D; 25 hydroxy

up to $53*

Renin

up to $39*

DHEAS (Dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate)

up to $40*

Lipoprotein A

up to $23*

Gonadotropin, luteinizing hormone (LH)

up to $33*

Price Breakdown

Typical treatment path for Endocrinology Consultation
These are the most common services patients usually receive during their Endocrinology Consultation appointment.

New patient office visit

up to $423*

Providers charge for an "office visit" when discussing treatment for a specific health condition.

It does not include the cost of tests or procedures, and is based on: