Dr. Oscar Tally Gray, MD

Doc Gray listens and is totally compassionate. I appreciate his thoroughness in care and honesty in referral should I need a specialist. I appreciate his practicality and down to earth method. He’s always given me medication when needed and worked with me as an individual. I “shopped” for a dr 2 times after losing my insurance and had to find another. He’s a great dr for me. I recommend him all the time.

I have been a patient of Dr. Gray for about a dozen years. He has always been very patient with me giving me as much time as needed to explain things. Dr. Gray has dealt with my medical problems in a professional manner. If my problem is not one a general practitioner can handle he has sent me to a specialist. I would highly recommend Dr. Gray to anyone.

Both me and my wife go to Dr. Gray. He usually can point us in the right direction. When he doesn't know the answer he will look it up or refer you to someone who will. He seems to keep up to date with recent studies.

I have high cholesterol but allergic to statins. Dr Gray did nothing! An other doctor referred me right away to a cardiologist who prescribed me the right medication. Also I had a skin irritations. Dr Gray prescribed some ridiculous cream that made the problem worse. An other doctor referred me to a dermatologist who gave me an ointment that helped. Dr Gray is incompetent and indifferent. Good luck if you’re his patient. Because you need it!

I have been a patient of Dr. Gray‘s for many many years. In all that time he has listened to me patiently, advised me, and helped me more than I can articulate at this point. He is a fine, compassionate and professional physician And I would recommend him most highly

I went to Dr. Gray because of excess fluids building up in my throat causing me to either spit or swallow constantly. In addition, each morning I would cough two or three times, expelling a congealed smallish glob of green mucous. Something was wrong, and self-diagnosis pointed towards a low-level infection of some sort. I called Dr. Gray's clinic, explained the situation and stated that I thought antibiotics would be needed. At the visit, Dr. Gray laughed off having to spit out fluids every few minutes while walking or exercising, likening to men in China who spit all of the time. He did not listen carefully and failed to prescribe requested and needed antibiotics. He did not trust a patient who is rarely sick and never asked for medicine before. Consequently, the low-level infection plus contraction of flu combined to sent me to the hospital in life-threatening condition. Never go to Dr. Gray. Conservative medicine, his approach, does not mean you do nothing. It is work the risk … that antibiotics may not work to prescribe them if there is a chance they will treat the ailment.