Dr. Galloway is an absolute Saint. He has helped me and my family through my palliative cancer journey. He is always available, never treats you like a number and will move mountains to make sure you are as comfortable and cared for during almost impossible times. I wish all doctors were as kind, knowledgeable, helpful, caring, I could go on for paragraphs about his dedication to his patients. He is a truly amazing human.

Submitted Sept. 1, 2022

I am forever grateful for the kind ,caring conversations and pain control advise and follow up for my beautiful daughter Amanda who has passed from Cancer December 18 ,2021 at 37 yrsold
I believe it was early summer when Dr Galloway entered our Ives and he continued to connect weekly. ( calling her sometimes twice a week or more ) right till her passing. He would also always return calls when she reached out to him.
He helped immensely with her pain control l like no other Dr could ,made such a positive difference for her and she so respected his advise and their conversations.
His recommendations for pain control always worked to a certain degree and so etimes fully.
He was our Go to.
Thank you Dr Galloway ,you need to be cloned !
Your are The Best.
Amanda and Jon
Kate Fink

Submitted Jan. 3, 2022

Dr. Lyle Galloway is one of the best doctors we have had the privilege of meeting. He cares deeply about his patients, and tries his very best to see them to a full recovery. He takes on cases where other doctors have given up or are unwilling or uncaring to try further. He is very encouraging to the patient and to his team. If every doctor was on the same level of expertise, compassion and determination as Dr. Galloway, we would not have a health care crisis today.

Submitted March 23, 2013

Dr Galloway and his team looked after my husband while he was dying of cancer. He always had time for our questions and related to us as people, not just as patients in the hospital. Quick to get on top of new problems, knew what sorts of things to expect and prepared us for them, kept us involved in things right to the end. Even though he works on the pallative care unit, did a lot of things to help keep my husband alive (and comfortable and alert) as long as possible given the situation. The staff he works with are great - they all seem like happy, caring people even though the work they do can't be easy. I don't think you can make an appointment with him, he just works in the hospital with admitted patients and switches off with some of the other doctors who work on that unit as well, so he wasn't our doctor every week. The other doctors who work with him were great too, they seem to work well together and talk to each other and their staff so everybody knows what's going on.

Submitted July 20, 2008