Dr. Priscilla Le

Dr. Le filled in for my regular PCP when he was out of office unexpectedly. In about five minutes she completed my annual physical... She asked maybe a dozen questions, gave no eye contact, prescribed two medications without doing much to explain the drugs & their potential side effects, and generally made me feel more like a token to bill insurance than a patient she had a duty to care for. I felt incredibly uncomfortable leaving the office and decided to not start the new prescriptions without consulting with another doctor. Never needed to start those prescriptions... but I am sure Dr. Le was paid handsomely for her time.

Does not follow up - did not return calls after multiple requests. Sends you for tests but doesn't solve anything - I switched to a new doctor who solved my problem in ONE visit, without needing tests.

Horrible MD that sees mainly young female pts , she hardly sees any pts over 50 because that's when things go bad and she have no time for you or your many problems. She should be working at zoom care also make sure you see her every 2 months or no prescription refills . Also if you have a busy life, you work a lot have a family if you get a uti or a cold she won't prescribe with out seeing you also she orders unneccesary blood work lots

Dr. Le is an amazing doctor - she really cares about patients and it shows in her bedside manner, and she is so willing to work with you financially. I lost my insurance but still needed a follow up appointment, and both her and her staff were very understanding and flexible, and I was able to take care of my health without going in the hole financially.

I was new patient, she did not even introduce herself,shake my hand, or face me, just moved to start inputing stuff into computer. When I said I had some questions, she said we'll see if we have time. This was for a complete yearly new patient exam, I was shocked! Would not discuss blood results that came back abnormal said I'd need another appointment. Will never go back or refer!

She's in a hurry, doesn't have time to listen to all issues.Jumps immediately to possible serious diagnosis, rather than listening to all symptoms and issues.Deals with issues one-by-on, rather than looking for complete picture.Forgets to follow up on previous issues.Poor bedside manner, doesn't understand role of fear and anxiety in a person's symptoms and outcome---jumps quickly to possibility of a serious diagnosis.Doesn't follow up or communicate well. I often have to remind her what to retest.