• Accepting Children: No
• Accepting New Patients: Yes

• Accepting Medicare: Yes
• Accepting Medicaid/DSHS: Yes

Insurance Accepted:

Contact this office for accepted insurance plans.

Additional Information:

Dr. Lee's father, an anesthesiologist, influenced his choice to go into medicine. Dr. Lee, however, chose to specialize in medical oncology because he was drawn to the human side of patient care as well as to the exciting prospect of seeing an incurable disease become curable. He came to Seattle originally to study bone marrow transplants, but changed course and joined Puget Sound Cancer Centers to fulfill a lifelong desire to make patient care his highest priority.

Dr. Lee holds the belief that quality of life, as well as length of life, are equally important in cancer care.

"Since coming here, I've become extremely interested in cancer pain management and in multidisciplinary team approaches to specific cancers, such as breast cancer."

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Dr. Lee was voted "Top Doctors" in Seattle Magazine (2012).

A survey was mailed to more than 18,000 physicians in King, Pierce, Snohomish and Kitsap counties. The survey asked physicians to name the provider they would seek out or recommend to loved ones.

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Additional Information:

Dr. Lee's father, an anesthesiologist, influenced his choice to go into medicine. Dr. Lee, however, chose to specialize in medical oncology because he was drawn to the human side of patient care as well as to the exciting prospect of seeing an incurable disease become curable. He came to Seattle originally to study bone marrow transplants, but changed course and joined Puget Sound Cancer Centers to fulfill a lifelong desire to make patient care his highest priority.

Dr. Lee holds the belief that quality of life, as well as length of life, are equally important in cancer care.

"Since coming here, I've become extremely interested in cancer pain management and in multidisciplinary team approaches to specific cancers, such as breast cancer."

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Dr. Lee was voted "Top Doctors" in Seattle Magazine (2012).

A survey was mailed to more than 18,000 physicians in King, Pierce, Snohomish and Kitsap counties. The survey asked physicians to name the provider they would seek out or recommend to loved ones.

News Release