Dr. Linda Michelle Wray, MD

She's a very wacky Dr SENILE WAC

NO ONE IN THEIR RIGHT MIND SHOULD EVER GO TO THIS W WAC IS A WAC WAC

BAD NO GOOD FOR YOU WOULD BE A FOOL TO GO TO THIS DR. BAD BAD BAD

Dr. Wray conducted an IME on me in Oct/2018. I felt compelled to give a review after reading several poor reviews that have been written. First, I am someone who reads and writes reports for a living. After reviewing Dr. Wray's report of my IME, I was extremely impressed with her accuracy and ability to translate my report into her written report. I am thankful for her accurately documenting the nature of my injuries and how they occurred. Her professionalism should be commended.

Unethical person. Should not be a doctor. Doesn’t listen and makes up test results from tests she never did.

She ignores facts in charts and makes up information-did not actually do an exam-witness was with me and could hardly believe the situation. Unfortunately she will be doing this again. If you see her be sure you have a copy made of chart facts and get it dated(keep a copy with date) by her office so she cannot create a false report.

Always full of smiles to visit a Dr who cares about us all, But I totally understand retiring times to warm up her happiness with families and friends. Thank you Doctor Linda Wray =) I am stronger to walk, to breathe, to think and be me. Thank you.

Bad at recording history/unconcerned about accuracy of patient records.notes assumptions as historyRude & mean esp when when corrected

Dr.Wray made me feel worse than my symptoms. I have a rare brain disorder. I had brain surgery to try and alleviate some of the horrible symptoms. Unfortunenately, I was still in excrutiating pain. I was referred to Dr. Wray to help me with my pain. She new nothing about my disorder, nor took the time to listen to me. I was in horrible pain and explained that I had tried everthing from massage to heat therapy for the pain. I wanted a referral to a pain clinic. She wrote me a prescription for nortriptiline, something I had already tried and was unsuccesful. I explained this, and she said that I wasn't "trying hard enough." I explained I needed something for pain. Her demeanor abrutly changed. She excused me of being a drug addict. She stood up and told me she would write everyone one of my doctors and tell them I had a drug problem and quickly left the room. I was in shock! I went back to my neurosurgeon who referred me to her. He immeadiately wrote me a prescription for pain, knowing… how much I was struggling as he was familiar with my disorder and the pain involved. He also wrote me a referral to a pain specialist. He saw in the my chart the letter from Dr. Wray about my "asking for pain meds." He won't be reccomending her anymore for this disorder! Luckily, I saw another neurologist. She quickly sent me for another MRI. Turns out I had a herniated disc. It was so bad I was in danger of being paralized if I didn't get get a spinal fusion immediately. I cringe to think of what would have happened if I would have stayed with Dr. Wray. My kids would no longer have their mother to play with. Thank God I chose to leave. I believe Dr. Wray has severe problems and needs to retire. I hope the medical board will take away her liscense. I have already reported her. DO NOT GO TO THIS DOCTOR!! I have told many people about her. I have several friends who were seeing her. After I told them about my experience, they have now switched doctors and are doing much better. Please, do yourself a favor and do your homework when it comes to a neurologist. Make sure they are exeperienced with your particular disorder.

I was very hopeful during Dr. Wray's exam; however, when she was unable to pinpoint the cause of my extreme symptoms, her demeanor changed abruptly. It was strange. I felt like she dropped my like a hot potato. I had been to a few doctors in short order because I was on short-term disability from work due to extreme back and leg pain and dysfunction. I had seen an orthopedic surgeon who suggested I see a neurologist. It seemed like a normal progression. Because I had to document my progress for the short-term disability situation, I requested a copy of her chart notes. Things went from bad to worse. Her notes had many significant errors: she said I was able to stand on my toes when she never asked me to try (I could not have done it). She said I shared that my husband had to carry my down the stairs (trust me, I NEVER said that). She put in her notes many specific suggestions she made to me, when in fact she practically dropped kicked me out of the exam room. It blew my… mind. As I look back at it, I can't help but wonder if she thought I was faking??? From now on when I see a new doctor, I will request a copy of the chart notes -- it's eye opening!