Excellent bedside manner, caring and patient. Not afraid to show his human side. When he isn't sure of something he will always refer you to a specialist and never downplays the reason you went in to see him. He's been my Dr. for 22 years and also supervised both of my pregnancies. Receptionist could be more friendly, tends to be abrupt, and never knows who I am although she has worked there for many years now. That's basically my only complaint with the office.

Submitted Sept. 30, 2010

Dr. Wray has a way of leaning back and listening to exactly what you're saying and diagnosing at the same time. As other comments say, he is very caring and ignores the clock. Don't be offended if your appointment only takes a short time, because his knowledge allows him to use the extra time on someone who needs it more. He is personable and honest, and makes you comfortable with whatever your problem is. True "family" doctor and a good man.

Submitted July 5, 2010

Dr Wray is extremely friendly, caring and actually listens to you and your issues! It has been a long time that I have been able to sit in a doctors office and just talk with out feeling like I am running against a clock!

Submitted Nov. 20, 2009

Dr.Wray is a very caring individual, which causes him to get off schedule quite often. Another cause for concern is how long it takes to get an appointment, usually minimum 2 weeks from my experience-unless it's an emergency, then 1 to 2 days if they have an emergency opening(which they are pretty good about), or the staff say to go to a clinic. However, as I said, he's very caring. He takes the time just to listen if need be. He really is a "small town doc" -Knowing his patients when he sees them in the coffee shop and such. He's very nonjudgmental and kind. He doesn't know everything, but no doctor does, and doesn't hesitate to tell you if he doesn't know, but he will tell you where you can get the information. Overall, I'm very happy to have Dr.Wray on my side! :)

Submitted Oct. 2, 2009

Dr. Wray has been consistently 'user friendly' to my family and anyone who I've referred to him. He is extremely caring and will take the time to hear what your concerns are. This sometimes results in his running behind but he's well worth the wait. He doesn't hesitate to refer and is very thorough. A great family physician.

Submitted June 1, 2009

Dr. Wray delivered all my babies, and was the best source of support during that time. I left for many years but have moved "home" and he has taken me and my children on as patients again - and we all adore him - he's so calm and reassuring and engaged in assisting you with your medical needs.

Submitted March 12, 2009

Dr. Wray has been my GP for 25 years. I put my utmost trust in this man! He is the best physician that a person could have. He has been at my bedside while I was in a very bad situation. He has sat with me and listened and given me some very truthful advice! I thank him each and every time I see him, for being there and so helpful! Thanks George!!!

Submitted Dec. 19, 2008

A great Dr. He treats us all with respect and listens to what we say. He has been our family Dr. for more then 10 years. The only downside is it is hard to et a quick appointment so we need to take the kids to the clinic for the inevitable things that come up with them

Submitted June 4, 2008

In 2005 I was 67 years old. I was developing a shuffling walk that could easily be mistaken for Parkinson's Disease, and also I had memory problems that would indicate Alzheimer's Disease. Dr. Wray correctly saw that my problem was a form of dementia that was treatable. I was sent to a surgeon that put a shunt valve in place that continually drains any excess of fluid from my brain. Within 2 days following surgery my condition had visibly returned to near normal and then continued to improve. I give the surgeon credit for his skill, but without Dr. Wray's keen observation I would most likely be a vegetable in an extended care hospital. I will be forever indebted to Dr. Wray.

Submitted May 15, 2007

very friendly polite..but not always available in a dire situation..which requires being "present"

Submitted May 13, 2007