Ajoy Roy, MD

Dr. Roy is the most caring, kind and patient doctor I have ever seen.

My husband had an ercp preformed by Dr Roy with complication of perforated duodenum, which is not wholly an unexpected complication. After several hours in Oswego hospital ED he was transferred to Rochester general hospital. I believe I saw Dr Roy in the ED discussing my husbands transfer- he did not come in to see us or have any follow up with my husband.

Missed diagnosis. Failed to run basic blood tests which could have identified celiac and lactose intolerance. Instead went right to invasive colonoscopy, heavy duty antibiotics (without a diagnosis), antidepressants, and radiation-inflicting scans. Left me with a diagnosis of ibs, no further advice. Like pulling teeth to get to see the dr, you only get PAs. What could have been a simple diagnosis and treatment turned into long-term illness, confusion, permanent damage. Don't go here.

A good doctor

I had a very bad experience. It is impossible to see the doctor unless your colonoscopy is abnormal, they told me, so I had to see PAs. They couldn't find anything wrong with the colonoscopy, so gave me a catchall diagnosis of IBS and offered me antiobiotics and antidepressants, despite me telling them that SSRIs make my gut even worse and give me withdrawal. I got a shrug and "we'll, that's what we usually recommend." I asked about a dietician and got a shrug. The whole experience felt like a dead end. Much later another doctor found celiac disease and malabsorption due to bacterial overgrowth. But by then the disease had progressed and I have developed multiple complications: autoimmune thyroiditis, vitamin deficiencies, iron anemia, b12 anemia, and extensive neurological damage. I'm 31 and have spent the last few years becoming progressively disabled while searching desperately for care. This office did not strike me as a place where they give you much time and attention. They… basically just churn out colonoscopies.

Everyone in the office is so nice to me when I come in I really feel important when I go there