He is very good at his specialty. He has seen my son and my grandson. If he is short and abrupt, generally it's because he is trying to find information. I found that he is honest and cuts to the core issues quickly. He answers my questions as well as asks them. I trust this doctor to treat my children, he has done well over the 6 years that we've been seeing him.

Submitted Aug. 22, 2011

I read the reviews and thought "he can't possibly be this bad." BUT, he is. He was rude, short, and told my daughter that she was making up her concussion symptoms. He would not listen to anything we said. He should not work with children. And if I ever need a neurologist again, I would NOT go to him.

Submitted April 3, 2011

Dr. Gay has been my child's doctor for over 3 years and has alway been very considerate and compassionate and his staff have alway been very helpful with my child's who is a triple. As a parent we have to feel we can trust our doctors with our children's lifes. and Dr. Gay and his staff I TRULY BELIEVE IN!!!! and THANK GOD he is my child's DOCTOR. Dr. Gay has always returned my call and answered any questions or concerns I have with my child's situation. I only wish there were more DOCTOR's Who CARE enough to make ensure my child has a HEALTH LIFE. GOD BLESS YOU DR. GAY AND YOUR STAFF....

Submitted June 18, 2008

This is the worst doctor that my husband and I have ever seen. We took our daughter to him and he was very insensitive, rough, rude, and acted like we were completely stupid for bringing her to him, even when it was her pediatrician's referral that she be checked by a neurologist. He also then went on to criticize pediatricians too. He acted like he didn't believe my description of her symptoms and so on.... We both left very upset and hopefully I will find the time to write the medical board of examiners on this guy.

Submitted Nov. 25, 2006