Kary Lee Aytes

He shows no concern for his patients and no sign that he is even listening. I had an eating disorder when I saw him years back. My weight would fluctuate constantly. I once gained 20 pounds in just 3 weeks. I was battling bulimia; binging and purging. He laughed at the weight recored and said, "that's not possible", then preceded to act completely shocked and asked over and over in between laughing "how is this possible? How did you do this I mean.. really how?" This experience has stuck with me. At the time I even called him, out asking how he thought it was okay to say those things and laugh at a teenage girl with an eating disorder and then expect her not to go home and make herself puke for an hour? And that is just what I did. Even the nurse in the room was put off and tried to cut in as he kept asking and mocking just how I was able to manage the weight gain. He has a very negative demeanor like he is put out by even working. Please avoid taking your young daughters to see him.… A teenage girl struggling with body image, eating disorders and depression needs understanding and compassion the most.

I doubt this guy even went to medical school

If I could give this guy zero stars, I would. Words cannot express how awful he is. This guy is a fraud and he doesn't care about his patients. He is very rude and unsympathetic.