Vijaykumar Roy, MD

I have been a patient of Dr. Roy's since 2004 when I was diagnosed with TTP. TTP was just the underlying symptom of what lied beneath. He worked closely on my case because he was also treating my mom for lyphoma at the time. While spending months in the hospital and receiving plasmaphersis, Dr. Roy was stern and caring as I was not understanding my health condition. As my specialist and being under his care, our patient/physician relationship developed as I learned more about what I had and he taught me about TTP/ITP and the types of treatments I was receiving. Once I was released from the hospital and developed symptoms of SLE, he assisted my family by working closely with my medical team in NYC to make sure I received the best care. Dr. Roy is a caring and straightforward but he is not malice or disrespectful. God will place the right people in the right situation for the right purpose. I never miss my six month follow-up appointments with him and he calls me when he needs to refer a… patient to my Rheumatologist. He has never violated my rights as his patient and can ask me for any assistance he may need if he has a patient who may need a referral.

Overall, Dr. Roy is professional, treats you with respect, answers your questions that are understandable, he's not in a hurry. Staff is very cordial.

This doctor it's definitely good only for chemo. It's hard to communicate.

It's hard to communicate with him. He thinks he knows everything. Definitely he is only good for chemo.

Very arrogant and rude. Staff is very good.

Very arrogant and rude doctor. Other wise nurses and office employees are good.

It's hard to communicate and get answers. Lack of respect for patients.

Hard to communicate. Lack of respect for patient.

It's hard to communicate. He doesn't even listen to you. Lack of respect for patient.

It's hard to communicate and has no patience to listen. Lack of respect for patients.