Dr. Justin Pattee, DO

Took my 18 mo old to the ER in the middle of the night. Dr Pattee attended to him, if that’s what you want to call it. My son screamed and cried for 2 hours straight and Dr Pattee wouldn’t come give us our results so we could leave, until my son calmed down. When I went to talk to him and ask if we could leave since this was not helping his illness, he told me “I could do whatever I wanted”, and then asked another nurse to come deal with me because “he had been interrupted by 4 patients already and he was trying to get work done and didn’t have time for me.” At what point was he going to realize my infant was so upset he couldn’t calm down and do us the courtesy of releasing us? We walked out. Don’t see this guy. He’s not there to help you or your loved one. Collect a check type.

He already knew what he wanted to do and didn’t care what I had to say

Went to ER after being sent from UC with progressing symptoms after a diagnosis of staph - insisting that there was more to my diagnosis. There were “organisms” burrowing into the beds of my fingernails/tips and I was losing feeling in all fingers. Dr. Pattee refused to look at the samples I had brought in, dismissed the seriousness of my concerns, and told me I was “young and healthy and to go home.” - Even if I was losing feeling in all 10 fingers. I was diagnosed with a systemic yeast infection, presenting in candidiasis of all 10 hands and all 10 toes/thrush in my mouth/yeast infection/folliculitis. I was prescribed 4 OTC antifungal/antibacterial/steroids and fluconazole. Further, I am being tested for an autoimmune disorder as I present with many symptoms of SLE. If I could give this doctor zero stars I would. He made it a point to humiliate me in front of his staff, dismiss my concerns, and neglect to even try to proper diagnose me. Shouldn’t practice if he doesn’t care about pts

Went to ER during a very scary episode involving decreased cognitive abilities, confusion, dizziness, etc. Dr. Pattee gave me incorrect information, dismissed the serious nature of my symptoms and falsified my discharge report stating that I had "normal gait" and was "improved." I did not. Did not check orthostatic vitals, but reported they were normal. Soon after leaving because he would "never admit someone for being dizzy," I collapsed. Considering reporting to board.