Lee Bradley, MD

I want to make a long story short and keep it factual. Dr. Lee had been my PCP since around 2001 when I moved to Kapolei. I have MS, a progressive neurological disease which causes gait and balance issues. I’ve have used a wheelchair since 2006. In July 2012 I had a bad fall while getting out of the pool after doing my daily morning laps. A nurse practitioner come to my house and assessed my injuries. She thought my ankle could be broken and told me to get to a doctor ASAP. In hindsight, I should’ve called an ambulance, but I worried about the cost of an ambulance for a non-​life threatening condition. I couldn’t drive with the sprain. Dr. Lee was the nearest doctor and I made the 4-​mile round trip to his office in my wheelchair. When I arrived, I was in excruciating pain, my ankle and foot were swollen huge with purple bruising on the side of the ankle. I explained how I fell and was totally taken aback when he asked me if I was drunk when I fell. Anyone with MS finds it extremely offensive to be accused of being drunk. But coming from my doctor, who was well aware I have MS, it was even more appalling. Dr. Lee prescribed antibiotics and told me to come back in a week. I tried to explain that I had a sprain, possibly a break, not an infection. I asked for something to stabilize my ankle so I could do basic things like get in and out of bed and use the toilet without injuring it more, and something for the pain. He gave me no help, insisting again that the antibiotics should take care of it. I took the antibiotics for a week and also got an X-​ray. When I came back to Dr. Lee he said, «I’m surprised the antibiotics didn’t take care of that swelling.» After viewing my X-​rays and seeing there was an «anomaly,» he referred me to an orthopedic surgeon. It was almost a month after my fall before my appointment with the surgeon. The pain and swelling had not subsided at all. The surgeon kept shaking his head as he said, «There’s no surgery for something like this. It should have been in a boot from day one so it could heal in the right position. Now it’s healed wrong and it’s too late.» I have lived with this injury for almost 4 years now. My ankle is still swollen and painful and collapses if I try to put weight on it. Dr. Lee never followed up.
3 years later, I went to Dr. Lee for a severe sore throat. His nurse swabbed my throat and when I left I was handed a paper that said the strep test was negative. Dr. Lee didn’t look at my throat and I wasn’t offered any help or advice for it. The next day my throat was worse, so I looked at it in the mirror. I was alarmed that my throat was white with red spots. 6 weeks later, someone from Dr. Lee’s office called me to ask how my ankle was doing – the first follow up in 3 years. I told her it was no better, and after all these years I doubted it was going to get any better. And by the way, even though you didn’t ask, my throat is still very sore. Dr. Lee called back and asked if I want to come in and have him look at my throat. I told him I’d made the 4-​mile round trip in my wheelchair once to get help for my throat and all I got was a strep test. It’s just too difficult to keep going back and forth.
I have since changed doctors.

I had a great experience for my first visit. The receptionist, Chris was very nice and welcoming. I didn’t have to wait long for my appointment maybe because it was the first appt. But I usually schedule all my appts first in the am or first appt after lunch to avoid long wait. The MA was also nice. I think her name was Michelle.
Dr. Lee took his time with me. We thoroughly discussed my carr and the plan of treatment and to follow up in a month. Got my screening appt made and labs ordered. I signed up for mychart and realized that my GYN was also linked to mychart. So I was able to view his records as well. DLS was also close by the office for those that needed lab tests.

I have been going to Dr. Lee’s office for a while and it pained losing his and his staff services due moving to Vegas. While under his care, Dr. Lee was great. I received the care and personal attention. He is not pushy and listened to my health concerns. When he was not available, there was Dr. Kim, who was attentive and caring to my concerns. Chris at the front desk is a gem. I always felt like I was part of a family. I am going to miss this office and Hawaii. I just want to Dr. Lee and his office for being there for me and my family when I needed them the most. Mahalo!

There is not much I can say about this doctor, so this will be one of my shortest reviews.
I came to him after being referred by my pediatrician. Okay I’m one of those people have have been seeing his pediatrician for years and have not realized the time to move up to a big people doctor haha. Anyway, I ended up here some years ago after realizing I needed a Gen. Med doctor.
My initial impression of the doctor was positive. I have to say he is really nice and supportive. He can also be a bit tough at times. He will give a light lecture to you if needed. I have received it a few times when it came to me taking my medicine. I do like him though. He tries to prescribe or suggest what he thinks is just right. No need for extra services or attention if not needed.
So go and check him out if you need a family doctor or a Gen. Med. for yourself.

Dr. Lee is great. He explains things easily and I never feel rushed. His office staff from the reception to the nurses are professional and courteous. The best thing about his practice is the «My Health Advantage» iPhone app I can use to schedule appointments, request medication, text message Dr. Lee and even view lab results and notes.

The office is clean and they get you in & out pretty quickly, but I’ve gone in for specific reasons and the Dr. refuses to refer me or help me with procedures we previously agreed upon.

His office is next to fun factory! Love that they get me in and out! Great service! And great doctors

I found out today that his family practice office moved to the left of the Fun Factory in Kapolei.