Dr. Gary Thomas Bray

Dr Gary T Bray surgically repaired my shoulder in 1981 I was 24 years old , I am now 61. I did not have insurance and paid my bill in installments. After having my shoulder put back several times I finally had the operation. I could not afford rehab so I had a longer recovery . I haven’t seen Dr Bray in 37 years but I remember his compassion with my injury in mind . After all these years I am still working a physical job and I have often thought of him. I appreciate his God giving skills and dedication. Thank you Dr. Bray Johnny Owens Elkhorn City ,Ky

Five stars are not enough. Since one of us is a military retiree and the other was an Army brat, we've seen more doctors than most people do. Dr. Bray is one of only six we've met that we would rate as outstanding. He is supremely competent as a physician and a surgeon, his manner is compassionate, alert, thorough, but gentle and firm. He and his partners have assembled a fine team of nurses, administrative staff, technicians, and an excellent physical therapist. Surgery is the last resort to Dr. Bray and his colleagues. But what matters most is that Dr. Bray is a peerless physician, diagnostician, and surgeon. We have recommended him to many people, and would trust him to resolve any problem we took to him in the way that would be the best possible for us. Lexington is fortunate to have a doctor of Dr. Bray's caliber.

Dr. Bray has treated me for more than 25 years and is always very conservative in his approach. Surgery is never the first option. After three knee surgeries, my knees are in better shape than when I was much younger. I run half marathons.

Perhaps the best physician I have ever encountered Bedside manner, knowledge, and desire to explain everything are all as good as it gets with Dr. Bray. Spends all the time you need with him to explain everything you need or want to know. Wants what's best for you. Wants to treat you, the person. Doesn't want to do surgery unless absolutely necessary. The total opposite of the physicians occupying the orthopedic surgery factories that are all over town